Panama Purquann Seeks Panama Canal Purchase Probe
Representative Rainey announced from Democratic National Committee headquarters that on opening day of Congress in December he will introduce a resolution for a Congressional investigation into the Panama Canal purchase. He said the country deserves full disclosure of the American syndicate behind the Panama Canal Company and plans a privileged resolution to empower witnesses and compel production of books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Haney T. Raney
Fibela Ant
Democratic National
Congrem
Panama Canal Company
Panama
Congres
Dr Crrettzberg Dies After Long Ministry Service
Columbia mourns the death of Dee A. M. Crrettzberg, veteran pastor and writer in the South Carolina Conference. He died Wednesday morning after a fall and illness. funeral held at Washington Street Church. Survived by wife Harriet Kilgore and children including Rev. De Wm. Fy. Crrettzberg and several others. Born in 1820 in Charleston, he served actively despite retirement, contributing Church history and reminiscences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Dee A. M. Clired
South Carolina
Cty
Chrettzburg
Tieaday
Washington Street
Chroitzberg
Harriet Kilgore
Newberry
de WH
Fy. Chrettzvarg
Nori Garolina G Conference
Monro
K. Chrettaberg
Root HI
A.M. Chrettzberg
Washington, D
C. A
Chrettzberg
Wiliamston
King
Abel M. Chrettsberg
Charleston
Wilbraham
Miss
Cokesbury
Anna 1
Manneau
Chrottzberg
McDonald Tha Chavieston Dies After Long Service
George McDonald died yesterday at his Cannon Avenue residence after a life linked to Charleston’s coastal defense. He served as a blockade runner and pilot, was captured as a prisoner aboard a Union ship, and spent time in New York before his retirement. Funeral services are set for today at 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chavieston
Heath
New Yorke
Aged Lawyer among captors in Union City lynching tale
Union City Tenn details a mob lynching after Capt Rankin was hanged near Walnut Log. Col Taylor recounts escape by bayou amid gunfire and mob demands. Governor Patterson offers 10000 reward. Doan's Regulets advertised as a pain relief product amid the chaotic report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Tenn
Taylor
Trenton Lwyer
Walnut Loy Ys
Rankin
Moton
Ville
Noun
Bavite
Riters
Sone
Real Foot Lake
Tie
Walnut Log
Taplonville
Mma
Patterson
Col. Taylor
Reel Foot Lake
Carpenter
Umberlands
Ward
Toak
Ie Dcatter
Wii Om
Judge Harris
Iako
Harris
Menny
Jake Pen
Capt
Wiaht
Offord
Senator-elect Smith speaks on cotton prices in Columbia
Senator-elect D. Smith of Mors once spoke in Columbia about the cotton situation after the election. He urged better conditions, criticized current prices as a disgrace to farmers, and urged unity with other states to pressure for relief while calling for fair consideration of corn, oats, wheat, and meat prices. He described foreign competition and the need for stable markets, then announced plans to address cotton pricing publicly in Alou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Smith
Mors
Columbia
Joy Co
Heechen IC
Court House
Prawent Prioen
Atorckonieef
Walhille Woman Credits Donn's Kidney Pills
Rhoda Downs of Walhille on West Main Street reports relief from kidney pain headaches and nervousness after using Donn's Kidney Pills from Dr J W Bell's drug store She notes regular kidney function restored and recommends the remedies to friends available for 60 cents from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atva
Rhoda Downs
Main Street
Walhille
Taleo
Donn
Pure Food Laws Advancing South Agriculture Report
At the final session of the Southern States Commissioners of Agriculture Dr W P Ellenberger of the U S Bureau of Animal Industry outlined progress in cattle disease eradication in the South noting since 1906 about 60000 square miles have been released from quarantine and that earlier adulterated food and drugs Clemson era violations have improved under pure food laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Southern
W. PB. Ellenberger
United States Bureau of ‘Animal Industry
R. 2. Stallings
Georgia
South
Fire and arson alarms hit Norfolk district area
Fire chiefs and police conferred after a series of incendiary blazes in Norfolk on October 21. A major fire at L Finn Co caused about 1000 dollars damage while two other outbreaks at United Export Co and City May and Grain Co were contained in their infancy. A larger blaze on Commerce Street at Terry Taylor Drug Co threatened wholesalers with a 10,000 dollar loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Thirfty
Hawkins Deen
Wholevale Notion
L. Finn & Co
United Export Company
City May and Grain Company
Tre
Police
Board of Central
Lin Lakes
Aps
Commerce Street
Terry-Taylor Drug Company
Girl dies after typhoid treatment by Christian Scientists
Mount Vernon news reports Emeline Goodwil, age 1, treated for 11 days by Christian Scientists who diagnosed typhoid fever. A physician was summoned on day eleven, but the child died. coroner began investigation into the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Emeline Goodwil
Golden Medical Discovery claims cure for stomach and throat ailments
An 19th century promotional text touts Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for weak stomach digestion and bronchial throat issues. It cites Dr Pierce endorsements, notes preparations from native roots, and claims it can prevent consumption with no medical side effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Medical Discovery
Golden
RV. Wlaren
Huffaro
N.Y
Pondimpuion
Lake Mohonk Conference Opens With Indian Affairs Focus
Large attendance at Lake Mohonk marks the opening of the annual conference of Friends of the Indian and Other Dependent Peoples. President Elmer Hillawroth Brown opens with Indian affairs as the main topic. Speakers include Elsie Newton and Clara True sharing experiences on alcohol policy and education, while Preventies cold remedy ads appear amid parallel notices on civil service discipline and political campaign actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Monhonk
Elmer Hillawroth Brown
United States Commissioner of Education
Elsie Newton
Trelan
Washington
Forner
Clara True
Tucsin
California
Indiana
Meeting of Stone Church and Cemetery Association at Clemson College
Oct 24 Clemson notes an Oct 17 meeting at the Old Stone Church Hear Here. Rev Jon Oo Taw offered a sermon. J Miles Pickens presided. A committee including Major B Stenn Dr I Clay Doyle and J Mien Mekens to draft resolutions on the president’s death Major J J Luwch and Mrs O K Livingston. Treasurer’s report shows 108.93 on repairs, a cemented spring, cost 7.46, and 16.78 for care. Policies considered include a metal roof and railings for the stair stones. Officers for the next year: Pickens president, Jacket treasurer, executive committee Mills Harris Mauldin Reid. The church, built in the laden part of The elahteentit counting, has housed Sunday services since November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson College
Oh Stone Church and Cemetery Association
Old Stone Church
A. i
I Xermon
Jon Oo. Taw
Walhalla
Beautree
Knehks
J. Miles Pickens
B. Stenn
Seneca
Drow
J. Miles Pickenw
Pendleton
Ancroury
N. Jacket
Clemson Codlege
Execuive Conmilites
Milew Pekeng
B. Harris
W. Clay Oyle
Cloniaon
Enstornien
We Ie Mills
Fort HL
Presbyterian Ohiyot
Coualoes Aoreteen Avery
Pendleton Cotton Mill to Restart After Downtime
The Pendleton Cotton Mill, shut last March due to trade downturn, will reopen in a few days with 14 009 apprentices and modern equipment. Production will focus on combed veits from staple cotton, led by President D P Mebrayer and overseen by K MoCo with new staff to be hired as conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Pendleton
Mebrayer
Bank dynamiters strike Runwell Bank at Hurst
At about 11 o'clock on October 22 in the town of Hurst near Dallas a safe at the Runwell Company's bank was dynamited and $26,000 stolen. Henry Pulley, awakened by the blast, was shot in the chest as he confronted a robber. A second explosion occurred as robbers fled, a gun battle followed with no additional injuries reported. An armed posse pursued the bandits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duguol
Hurst
Runwell Company
Henry Pulley
ORINO Laxative Fruit Syrup Ad Pays Tobacco Pool Note
Madlaon Wis Oct 22 A Wisconsin society meeting adjourned with a plan to pool roughly three million pounds of tobacco surpassing last year. The Meto Wacco branch expects about twelve cows weight of tobacco to be pooled at minimum price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madlaon
Wis
Wiaconain Society of
Bacity
Fatal attack at Woodrult sparrinbirg Oot sequence
A Black man was fatally hurt in a violent incident near Woodrult Sparrinbirg on October 21. Matt Hol Jey, recently released from an institution, was involved, alleging abuse by Wil Haywoull. The event occurred in Bellville, this county, with details unclear and the assailant escaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparrinbirg
Matt Hol Jey
Waele
Bellville
Wil Haywoull
Haywood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vonovit
DR. Cumestabeng
Trow
Mall
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Cheney
Kannan & Muevin
McDonald Tha
Confederacy
Col Taylor
Ascapas Ritore
Etudes
Ayolds
Bats of Companion
Ig Muang
Doan
Walhal
Foley
D. We Bell
Valhalla
Stonecypher Drug Co
Weatminuter
Christian Science
J. W. Moll
Civil Service Commission
J. H. Bordham
Internal Revenue
Orangeburg
Hubert A. Stewart
Epury
Epury Collrator of Clarendon County, South Carolina
J. R. O. Pierce
Mare Island Navy Yard
Glyde Knools
Independence
Kansua
Distriet Court Referkship
OLD
Ting
Mery
Rendtetan
Opeyn
Castoria
What Is
Cening Castoria aAlways
Bank Dyname
W. Bela
Walholia
Wetminster
Woodrult
OL R. Founkins
Louis
Mouching & King
Walhotla
W. J. Carter
M. Dy
Tm Carter's Pharmacy
Westminster
W. F. Austin
Thet
Dewi Bonees
Ome
J. W. Byrd & Go
J.h.burgress
Dentinty
Bonoca
Gouth Caroling
Omcs
Witeell Bro
Stora
Civikscalon-Harper Building
Iry
Arandos
Walhalis
South Osrolion
E.cator
JW. Stetor
C. Wal
Cs Magna
Walnallen Carhy
SHAR
Couppettora
Jayne
M. D. Long
Carolina
Dr. King
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!