Wreck at Harbinth siding. no injuries reported
Hopewell news reports a wreck at Harbinth siding this morning with no injuries. Obituary notes Miss Elvira Page died last Friday and was buried at the wari burying ground Saturday. Local visits include Misses Mamie Davis and Cusaie Marrett visiting Mink Lixzia Harbor and Boar Tabor, and Mrs. W. W. Kimbrel returning to Dalton, 5. A. after a Saturday trip.
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Two Big Union Mills to Be Reorganized
A September meeting led to a major management shakeup at Union and Buffalo cotton mills. New directors include T C Duncan Emalie Nicholson John A Fant H C Fleitmann William Winchester John A Law K W Robertson Mitee Tore utlalomilla P M Pari and A H Foater with K Robertson named treasurer. A special stockholders meeting set for October 8 to authorize the changes and empower an executive committee.
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Birth celebration for Miss Bossio in New Hope area
News from New Hope reports a birth gathering in honor of Miss Bossio at the home of Me and Mrs HW J Moore on September 18. About forty guests attended a supper and parlor activities, with green and white candles and white rose decorations, and many presents noted from neighbors.
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Man Breaks Child Neck in Kiss Incident in Kentucky
A Gravelly Township man attacked his infant daughter during a visit, grabbing her by the chin to kiss her. She fell and died from a broken neck, as a physician later confirmed.
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Vnaon Artimbior
Ditavifvaard
Hia
White Bandits Sent to Jail in Abbeville County
In Abbeville county, John Marion Ashley Robert Moore and his five relatives were arrested by Sheriff Lyon over the Pendleton murder. The mob leaders were located in Honea Path and jailed. testimonies described a deadly plan and inquest details. There are numerous misspellings and garbled phrases, but the core report covers arrests, the inquest, and injuries to Mrs. Cella A Darhamans and others following the event.
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Pendleton
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Seanan
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Ashley
Tod Ta
Ilha Dara
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Dota Mavion
Wak Ithe Party
Seneca notes amid illness and social rounds in September
The Seneca column reports a spell of high wind signaling the equinox, lists residents ill with fever and other ailments, and records social visits, church presbytery, and local entertainments. It notes Mrs. M. Coleman’s Union trip, burglars of moonlit items, and upcoming events at the Oneei Week Club and the opera house with Mr. and Mrs. Stribling and Miss Norwood among hostesses.
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Ethel Kirkpatrick
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Hal Todd
Clintoreal
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Aidan
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Montgomery
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M.W. Coleman
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Warner
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Greenville
Moorman
Koby
Barlow
Eline Marie
S. Stribling
Alio
Jas
Riskin Anderson
Hon
Mra. Anderson
Natal
Mra. Goo
Glenn
Miss Norwood
Norwood
Mysterious Townville News Confusing Local Happenings
Fragmented report from Townville and surrounding areas details various residents and events. Names, places, and dates are unclear, but mention is made of visits, gatherings, and community concerns. The text references multiple individuals and locations with scattered, untranslated phrases.
Westminster News Roundup Covers Fires and Church
News from Westminster reports a house fire on North Main Street destroying belongings of John Gray and a nephew, with losses to Gray and Crawford. Rev Wilson preached at the Presbyterian church and local social and business notes include knitting mill stockholders meeting, merchants returning from the East, and upcoming events at the academy and Grange.
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Atlanta
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Ain
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Fragmented note hints at health remedies and local notices
A garbled OCR page references remedies and public notices, mentioning Chamberlain's Cowl Temedy and various names. It suggests a local advertisement or health advice fragment with scattered phrases about medicines, weather, and community figures, though many details are unintelligible.
Prohibition Meeting Ends in Turmoil at Batesburg
A Batesburg town meeting at the Opera House drew about 400 residents from Aiken Saluda and Lexington counties called by Hon W J Theorman. Captured as contentious, Tillman accused a “one holy alliance” of preachers bar keepers and blind tigers, sparking a heated exchange with Rev M D Padgett. Towill denied allegations while Tillman praised his honesty and readiness to face a prohibition inquiry.
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Aiken
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John Ell” Towill
Royal Arcanum Facing Fight in Federal Court
In Nashville on September 21, twenty five members of the Royal Arcanum local council filed a bill in federal court to stop the Supreme Council from enforcing new rites and doctrines adopted at Atlantic City. They challenge the timing and manner of the changes, arguing the action circumvents proper processes and targets older members and younger entrants. The case, before Judge Clark at Nashville, also notes a bank loan issue and financial concerns tied to the order’s governance.
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Supreme Council of the Order
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