Marital upheaval and scandal rock artist Earle in New York
A sensational tale claims Ferdinand Penney Harte, an artist known as Earle, arranged a divorce so he could marry another woman. He allegedly sent his wife to France for the process, met his future wife in Europe, and returned amid hostile crowds. the scandal ends with reports of a violent confrontation and public admonition as authorities intervene.
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New York
Ferdinand P. Marle
Ferdinand P. Barle
Bayle
Hareaaya
Secur
Harlé
Earle
Mon
Orangell County
Bon
France
Europe
Harle
Min Aminity
Saya
Rherle
Ferdinand Penney Harte
Monroe
Ni Y
Ocena
Dam
Domentic
Navy renames battleship and cruiser after New York city
The 20,000 ton battleship will be named the New York and the existing cruiser New York, named after the city, will be called the Saratoga. The changes were approved by the Navy Department today. The old Saratoga, condemned and to be broken up, will be removed under presidential authority.
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Washington
New York
City
Saratoga
Navy Department
Han Woon
Negro shot by intoxicated guard in county gang incident
In Roswell Street area Mrs Me Donald is injured when Paul Rucker a 20 year old negro trust y in the county gang enters the Mc Donald home and is wounded by an occupying party. Rucker is confined to hospital with a broken leg and severe flesh damage. Dr Paul McDonald the county physician tended the wound and stated recovery is likely without amputation. Rucker had been in the chain gang for years. Also an ad promotes Pineules for kidney relief, offered by local doctors.
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Donald
Roswell
Bapdora Spr
Paul Rucker
McDonald
Hemp
Paul McDonald
Rucker
Chain Gang
Davis Home Now Boarding House in Montgomery
The Jefferson Davis home in Montgomery is being remodeled into a modern boarding house. Owned by RH. D. Roberts of La Grange GA, it will retain as much architecture as possible. The house once housed President Davis and his family when Montgomery served as the Confederate capital.
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Montgomery
Ala
Jefferson Davis
Defederacy
RH. D. Roberts
la Grange
Han
Davis
CASTORIL 1A ME KIND VA IN ALWAYS SWAYS BOUGHT AY
The Columbus Penitentiary News, long a flour‑ishing paper published by convicts, suspended publication for lack of a printer. While bankers and lawyers abound in the prison, not a single convict printer remains, prompting reflections on the printer’s modern role and integrity amid industrial activity inside the penitentiary.
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Columbus Penitentiary News
Newepaper
Oho
Wreck at Concord injures several on Southern rail line
A south bound passenger train was struck by a northbound freight at Concord on September 1. The collision derailed cars and caused injuries to unknown number of people. Emergency crews reported responders aiding victims as fire and smoke filled the scene.
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Charlotte
N.gc
Concord
Nfferalecourt
Brook
Grand Chapter of South Carolina Organized Eastern Star
The General Grand Chapter proclaims the Grand Chapter of South Carolina organized at Greenwood June 1 1907 with officers Mary P. Quata and Henry P. Boggs among organizers. Past chapters listed and notices for revival or new formation issued to officers across the state. Foley's Honey and Tar is promoted as safe under the National Pure Food and Drug Law.
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South’ Carolina
Grownwoo Jude
Greenwood
Mullis
Marion
Fort Mill
Seneca
Laurens
Gener
Order of the Eastern Star
Wm. Fy Kuhn
Farmington
South Carolina
Texu- Lay
Wim
F. Kuhn
Order of the Bantern Star
Madeline B. Conklin
Grand Chapter
General Grand Chapter
William F. Kuhn
Madelinde B. Conkling
Lorraine J. Pitkin
Mia
Mary P. Quata
Henry P. Bogea
Senech
J. H. Thorhwell
Georgetown
San Jude
Clinton
W. G
Worthy Grand
Henry P. Boggs
Foley
J. W. Bell
C C
Chicago
U.S
J. W. Weld
Phone Official Gets Five Years
L Glaus vice president of the Pacifi States Telephone and Telegraph Co. was sentenced by Superior Judge Lawler to five years in San Quentin for bribing Supervisor Lonergan to vote against granting a franchise to the Home Telephone Company. Public notice unrelated health ad follows.
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San Francisco
L. Glaus
Pacifi States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Lonergan
Home Telephone Company
Lawler
San Quentin
The Smoke were Biting in Court Delay
John Quincy Adama of Masnehue woste, dead years, avoided royal proceedings. A Massachusetts court trial was postponed after he sent a letter to the judge claiming urgent business and referencing an old associate,Twink Walton, with a quip about invoices.
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John Quincy Adama
Masnehue
Woste
Anya
New York
Maseachusetts Court
Adame
Adama le
Adam
Twink Walton
Pedday
No More Health Signals From The Past Pills Ad
An old advertisement hawks ring's Little Liver Pills claiming to solve liver and headache issues with a brief list of symptoms. It markets the product at six rents and lists vendors in Walhalla and Beneor.
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Pr. 1
Wy Hall
Walhalla
W. J. Lunney
Beneor
New Hope Notes On Visitors And School Plans
New Hope on September 2 reports Miay Mary Lee visiting relatives in Pandieton this week. Miss Beasle Wood leaves for Fruitland N G to enroll at Fruitland Institute. A young men prayer meeting is urged for next Sunday night at 8. Mrs J A Kelley and daughter Ming Ollie visited relatives at Anderson early last week. Hilfott Howard and his daughter from Roby County, Texas, visited Mr and Mrs Jeff D Tollison. Velle Wood visits Spartanburg for a week. Claud McSuen of Greenville reunites with local relatives. The melon cutting by Mingva Tollison last Wednesday was enjoyed by all. DM T.
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New Hope
Miay Mary Lee
Pandieton
Beasle Wood
Fruitland
N. G
Fruitland Institute
Berghes
J. A. Kelley
Ming Ollie
Anderson
Hilfott Howard
Roby County
Texan
Jeff
D. Tollison
Mise Velle Wood Ia
Spartanburg
Claud McSuen
Greenville
Ming Va Tollison
DM. T
Ex Queen Lil to Wed in Hawaii Pending Royal Nuptials
A San Francisco dispatch says Prince Ari Pal of TAKIU, weighing 400 pounds, arrived en route to Honolulu to wed ex Queen Lil tokalani of Hawaii. He will stay until word is received from the queen. He confirmed the engagement but gave no details.
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Chicago
Record-Herald
San Francisco
Ari Pal
Takiu
Honolulu
Liltoukalani
Hawaii
Liitoukalant
Three Papers a Week Offer in South Carolina
A clubbing deal hews Charlat on Semi Weekly News and Courier to Quane Oconee county papers. For 81.60 you get three papers weekly with Keowon Courier, touted as top in the state and widely read. An option to add two South Carolina papers for 50 cents more ends in a bargain bundle.
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Charlaton
Colet
We Art
Kcowse Qoutier
Keowon Courier
Quane Oconee County
South Oarolina
Fackly Sans Sud
Lean
Edna Hs
Rives
Toll
South Carolina
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Good-Hye
Ehler
Womax Bhogts Nero
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Sonoea
the “Pern News
Necesary Mechanical Department
Order OF Basthan Star
J. W. Ball
Valhalla
W. J. Linney
Giad
Chun Red
Souththwest
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Ath Fern
Atlanta
Ooo
Common Plana
Onovr Johns
Vnal Alloe Miller
Neo Johns
A. F P. Johne
Rona Wooten Nes Johns
Johna
Maud Ballenger
Walter Ballenger
Paul Ballenger
Ida Ballenger
Pye
Court of Common Proag
Sid
T* Ae Nawor
Walhalla Court’ House
Robt
AY Thompson
D, Burne, CO. OP
the Clark
Oconee County
Samuel H. Mahany
A. Thompson
Pininufa
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Castoria
Lil
Jaynes
Ieee Ione
BR. A. Bentley
Walthalls
Stat OF
Oconds
Court of Common Pleas
Robert T. Jaynes
Robert A. Ervin
Walhalla Court House
South Carolna
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C. R. D. Burns
CG. C. P
B. A. Bentley
Helier
Oconer
Court of Common Plena
Otto H
Inneey
Robert A. Hrvin
KR. TD. Durns
G. P. RT. Jaynes
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Sewina Machine
Granty Anderson Hardware Co
Decatur St
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Moore Atlasta
Blue Ridge Railway CO
Belton and
Walmalla
Rifeet Say D
Leaelton
ArAndoraai TvAnnernon
Anil
TvsAntun
ArWathalin
Andrews
Eavrnouny
LyWalhalin
AlBoneon
ByBeneos
Vegordunia Tanerton
Arandorion
Ransivep
LyAndarson
Paaspopey
Lyfanderson
ArBelton
Fae
Rosita
Anita
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