Death of William McKinney Reflects Confederate Veteran Honor
William R. McKinney, a well known Greenwood resident and Confederate veteran, died at his Phoenix Street home last night after months of illness. He served in Capt. James Perrin's Orr's Rifles and was famed for his loyal reunions and support of Confederate literature now housed in the Greenwood Public Library. His funeral will be held at his home this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warns Readers
Public notice cautions against ointments for catarrh containing mercury as dangerous to smell and overall health. Recommends Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective when taken internally. Includes advice to obtain genuine product and mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
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Woman accused of poisoning husband in Mississippi case
Eliza Moats, about forty, was jailed on a murder warrant after Preston Moats died from poisoning at a plantation seven miles northeast of Ell, near Whitfield church. A coroner's inquest found traces of arsenic in the stomach. Moats allegedly sought poison and had it mailed to a Negro confederate.
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Second Primary Results for Oconee County Officials 1968
Official results certify Democratic nominees after the September 8 primary. W. M. Kay is Sheriff, N. Phillips County Supervisor, Lee Kerr Coroner, Wade C. Hughs Superintendent of Education, W. J. Schroder County Treasurer, and J. Bennett Hill with J. H. Allen as County Commissioners. County Chairman J W Shelor and Secretary Stribling signed the certification.
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Oconee
Oconee County
Democratic Party
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N. Phillips
Lee Kerr
Wade C. Hughs
W. J. Schroder
J. Bennett Hill
J. H. Allen
J. W. Shelor
Stribling
Italian man kills himself to stop crime by brother
Irwin Pa Sept 11 Angelo Manchillo an Italian planned to take his own life rather than allow his brother Michael to commit murder. He slashed himself after a quarrel with his brother who had threatened to kill him. Doctors say the three stab wounds are fatal.
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Cain
Angelo Manchillo
Manchillo
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Dr. W L Linder Cleared In Murder Trial
In General Sessions Court Dr W L Linder was acquitted of murder after being accused of shooting Lucy Lipsey, who died two days later. The Lipsey woman had previously shot Linder in his back and was convicted for that assault. The court found self defense proven beyond doubt.
Roosevelt publishes Sage Constitution Island gift letter
President Roosevelt released correspondence with Mrs. Russell Sage and Miss Anna Bartlett Warner on gifting Constitution Island to West Point. Sage notes the island’s historic link to West Point and its defense role in the Revolutionary War. Also mentions Warner ownership since 1860 and sale agreement to government. A separate health ad cites Foley’s Honey and Tar for hay fever and summer colds. The New York Cotton Exchange revises grade differences effective until November 21.
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Richland Grange Meeting Notice at Clearmont School
Richland Grange issues a call for members to attend the regular meeting at Clearmont school house on the Friday before the fourth Sunday this month. A number of important matters will be discussed, with HL Stone W M presiding.
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Evans Defeated in Spartanburg County Vote Surprise
In Spartanburg on September 9 Governor Evans followers concede defeat as Smith gains heavy in Evans home county. Farmers shift support citing Smith's ties to their interests while old conservatives back Evans. Evans plans no contest and acknowledges the majority. Also promoting Foley's Honey and Tar as safe under the Pure Food law.
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New Dixie Lyrics Replace Old Words In Confederate Song
A St. Louis dispatch reports Women of the Confederate Choir of America have set new words to Dixie. The revision, they claim, elevates the tune to the song’s grandeur. Confederate veterans condemn the change as inappropriate. The altered verses praise Dixie Land as glorious and patriotic, while the chorus remains the same.
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St. Louis
Dixie Land
The Electoral College vote schedule for next President
The article lists each state's electoral vote allocation for the upcoming presidential election. It presents a state by state count showing how many electoral votes each state contributes, reflecting the current allocation system and designated winner-take-all emphasis across jurisdictions.
Auto kills boy on New Brighton turnpike
A speeding car on the New Brighton turnpike in Staten Island struck three boys in the road. One boy was killed and two others were probably fatally injured. The driver was arrested.
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New Brighton
Staten Island
Dr. Rustin Death Inquest Details Death by Own Action Suspected
In Omaha on September 9 the coroner's inquest into Dr. Frederick H. Rustin's fatal shooting revealed that he had spoken of death by own action to disguise life insurance for his family. Mrs. Abbie Rice testified of plans to have her kill him and then herself, with later discussions about a man who would do the deed. Charles J. Davis admitted drug use in a prior attempt but denied assisting in the death. Dr. Lavender described the wound, and witnesses placed Rustin near his home at midnight. The case centers on who fired the shot and whether the act was self inflicted or a third party involvement.
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Frederick H. Rustin
Abbie Rice
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Bryan's Des Moines Address Praised For moderation
New York Sun and New York Times note the toned down language and candor in Mr. Bryan's Des Moines tariff address and acceptance speech. Critics say he has shed youthful excess and speaks with soberness and wisdom while remaining a potent agitator. The piece highlights his growing credibility among supporters and opponents.
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Bryan
New York
Mes
Mr. Bryan
Des Moines
Storm Claims Nineteen On Phyllis Gray Near Devon Coast
A fierce English Channel storm sinks the schooner Phyllis Gray off Devonshire with nineteen sailors lost. The gale, already worse than ten days ago, lashes both English and continental coasts with wreckage and heavy traffic disruption.
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Phyllis Gray
Devonshire
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