Union to Fight Night Riders in Greenville County
The Merchants' Union to the State urges strong action against night riding, condemning violence as a threat to farmers and law and order. The Farmers' Union Law weekly editorial calls out lawless elements, praising restraint and urging counties to condemn such acts while condemning violence as a path to change. The piece notes the movement spread from Mississippi to Georgia, North Carolina, and now Greenville, stressing justice and urging local resolutions and police action to curb raids.
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Conunhly
Marners' Union
Meinten
Farmers’ Union
Greenville
Gattey
Spartanburg
Parm
Cers’ Union
Mississippi
Georgia
North
Carolia
Greenville County
Actress Sues Young Elking for 190000 Damages
Ada Lonsdale Lonadale, once linked to Donne Elking, sues for 190000 after exposing letters and telegrams from Elking to her. She recounts intimate messages and a seaside visit shortly before Elking’s marriage to Billy Kenna. Senator Dowled of West Virginia is named in context of the suit.
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New York
Ada Lanse Lonsdale
Shuberta
Promis
Binthe Lelking
Stephen Bo Wskin
West Virginia
Jesse Epstein
Young Elkin
Lonadale
Donne Elking
Mise
Mart Doraveh-Blenheim
Atlantic City
Lonsdale
Senator Dowled
San
Riking
Stephen
Rome
Adi Loubie Lo
Notles to bint Sereetaries at fwal Valons Dake Warren
The State Secretary WH sends a request for a caled quarer 9 ers divot to eluent veretaeted. County Sreveney Metment SEOTPEIEE OM Tre Bekod Tope Lewy fore do making Weir repent for thy llr quarter. Attention Ly Aloo called fy page T1 section 2A of the constitution.
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Shepehasles
Dake Warren
Sreveney
Waris
Iso
Locb
Alleens
Pod Town
Pts
AON
Pefehard, Co
Townville school notes praise of new Airtesdale buildin
Lee Large School Townville Sept 25 1908 describes new class rooms improved ventilation and grounds at the Airtesdale building as part of a growing education program. It highlights a five member board trustees strong faculty led by Principal Jas H Shealy with Miss Berry Miss Babb and Miss Lee as assistants. Three department curriculum primary grammar and high school, next term starting October 1.
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Townville
Airtesdale
Bulding
Cor
Tang-Shao-Yi's World Tour and Washington Talks
Peking reports Tang-Shao-Yi begins a global journey accompanied by Chung-Men-Yiew to scent Wu Chik Pang in Washington. A December change invites Tang-Shao-Yi to the American capital where he will retire from the post of minister. He carries a letter to the U S from China’s emperors thanking Washington for Boxer remission and presents to officials including ancient porcelains and jade from Mokden.
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Peking
Ho ix
Chung-Men-Yiew
Wu Chik Pang
Washington
Pice
Tang-Shao-Yi
United States
China
Tangeshito
Alken County Records Sparse as Arrests Rise
Fragmentary notes from Alken county detail charges, lodging, and daily penalties with limited names. Several detainees were refused bail while others remained in confinement. details are incomplete and dates are inconsistently recorded across the transcript.
Wreck near Spartanburg claims two lives in open switch disaster
A Southern passenger train derailed near Grace’s Halt thirteen miles from Spartanburg when a switch was left open in a rainstorm. Engineer Ponvillé and fireman were killed instantly, the baggage car overturned, and passengers were jolted but mostly uninjured. Rescue teams and physicians rushed from Greenville and Spartanburg. Ponvillé, a Greenville resident, had a family at 1206 Danecombe Street. The full casualty list could not be confirmed as night fell.
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Spartanburg
Grace's
Ald
Aroman
Heath
Greenville
Wellford
Ponvillé
Danecombe Street
Night Riders Threats Stir Greenville County Notice
A Greenville News notice reports new comment on a posted warning near Willihan’s gunnery area by so called night riders. Authorities fear threats may go unchallenged and note South Carolina people will not tolerate such vigilantism. Also advertised is Dr Thomas Electric Oil promising fast relief from cuts burns and bruises.
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Greenville News
Williou
James G Woodward Nominated for Atlanta Mayor Again
James G Woodward secure his third mayoral nomination in Atlanta by the city primary held today. Opponents included Joseph Hirsch and Thomas H Goodwin. A slate of aldermen and councilmen also competed, with nominations set for the forthcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
James G. Woodward
Joseph Hirsch
Thomas H. Goodwin
Dr He Ve Pierce Promotes a Broad Spectrum Remedy
A historical notice touts Dr He Ve Pierces medicine claiming to replace paralyzed remedies with a composite of native medicinal plants. It describes the formula as drawn from medical writings and Indian practice, asserting no alcohol and targeting weak, nervous, and debilitated individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Ve Pierce
Tustalo
Ny. R
Andro
Medici
Elmiler Alimenta
Dr. Morce
Leyraved
Ming
Beattie
Growing Black Roses and the Key Ring Boy Legend
A Savannah Speciato News story profiles the so called Key Ring Boy who grew a rare black rose after years of effort and guards his secret from would be thieves. Robbery attempts at his home fail as he fires on intruders while his crippled wife keeps watch. A separate notice promotes Preventics cold tablets touted as a safe relief for children with no quinine or harsh additives.
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Savannah Speciato News
Conrior
Tapley
Hin
Hla Rasen
Nic Roses
Robbi
Topley
Fred
Nine Ty Six Conspiracy Suspects Released on Bond
Greenwood Sept 24 Seven of the twelve Negroes arrested at Ninety Six on conspiracy against white residents have been released on bond. Solicitor Cooper, visiting from Laurens, recommended a $500 bond for those released. Five remain jailed on bail. no preliminary is demanded yet. Odd and amusing tale of Rev Johnny Dean surfaces as he stays jailed and denies handwriting a letter.
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Greenwood
Cooper
Laurens
Odd
Johnny" Dean
Dean
Nebt
Hattie Mirra Coplon
Is Handwriting
Hare Jetter
Fe Koneral
Ad Interest to Many Poley Kidney Care Claim
An advertisement touts Poley's Kidney Care as a universal cure for kidney or bladder troubles. It asserts medical science cannot do more yet offers the product as a remedy, with vague language and dubious efficacy.
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Poley
Van derbilt divorce final amid custody ruling
In New York on September 2, Supreme Court granted an absolute divorce to Blate Preneh Van derbit from Alfred Gwynne Vander. Custody of their son Wat Henry Vanderbilt is given to the mother. Marriage dated January 14, 1901. The decree allows time to appeal.
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New York
Seyt
Gerard
Supreme Court
Vanderbit
Alfred Gwynne Vander
Phe Deeres
Anya
Vat Dortiit
Epi
Sunday School Convention at New Bethel Church October 10
Interdenominational Sunday school Association of CenturTownship Oco nee county meets at New Bethel church October 10 at 1 20 pm. Devotional exercises by Wed Myeres 4 Words of greeting by J W Rearden Delegates enrollment and a series of queries and talks on parental responsibility world wide movement and successful superintendents with speakers from regional colleges churches and towns. All Sunday Schools in Center township urged to send delegates. Various questions and topics scheduled through the afternoon with adjournment for dinner.
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Interdenominational
Sunday School Association
Centur ‘Township
Oconee County
New Bethel Church
Wed. Myeres
J. W. Rearden
P. Stribling
W. FH. Cole
A. McDaniel
J. @. Thompson
Solgiery
T. W. Keitt
Clomgon College
J. R. Hardis
J. M. Way
Pelzer
J. H. Burgess
Seneca
W. L. Dobbs
Misa Bertha Eubanks
Joby Duncan
Evergreen Sunday Schools
Rev
J. L. Singleton
Center Township
W.N. Bruce
J.T. Bryant
AML
Negro wrecked the Thain near Wellford, confesses
Clarence Agnew, a colored man, was arrested after wrecking passenger train No. 41 near Wellford. He described jarring the lock lever and smashing rails with a piece of iron. He slept near the site, claimed to have seen a passerby who reported the wreck, and cited a prior chain gang term completed yesterday at Groor. One line notes Mrs Freitoy of Moogumup Conn endorsing Blood Bitters.
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Spartanburg
Clarence Agnew
Wellford
Welloford
Groor
Tee
Toccoa
Itle of Honor misreadings spark badge idea for oil senators
In a scrambled News and Courier excerpt Senator Smith of South Carolina proposes a first DIT measure requiring Republican oil senators to wear badges. The idea imagines a small gold din signifying an oil tank, wrapped with a wreath of gold pipeline, as a symbolic badge.
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News and Courier
Smith
South Carolina
Fragmented OCR Note on Medical Terms and Names
A garbled text fragment lists unclear terms and names in a sequence of mixed phrases. It mentions kidneys, liquids, and various nonsensical word groupings. The readable content is minimal and does not form a coherent report or event.
Taft Electors Campaign Launched By Georgia Republicans
The Republican organization of Georgia filed a full slate of electors with the Secretary of State and urged Georgians to vote for William Howard Taft. The effort emphasizes national issues in a statewide campaign stance.
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Atlanta
Reepublican
Georgina
Vefors
Georgia
Wiliam T. Taft
Doan's Kidney Pills Benefit Walhalla Resident
Mrs. John Hamby of Walhalla says years of back pain nerves and rheumatism eased after taking Doan's Kidney Pills. She bought them from Dr J W Bell and reports reduced pain, improved secretions, and overall better health. Doan's Kidney Pills are sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.
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Walhalla
Uzeny
Dodd
John Hamby
Paculty HI
Sayar
Dean
Kidney Hills
J. W. Bell
Aloes
Tom
Doan
Conta
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Pleasant Grove church elects officers for 1909 year
In Pleasant Grove, the church elected officers for 1909 with Rev. G. G. Puller as pastor and BPM Morehead as clerk. A Sunday school under Bro G. C. Marth was noted as very interesting. Miss Missouri Gibson and J.T. Oaklay were married at 4:30 pm last Sunday in the presence of several church members and family.
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Pleasant Grove
G. G. Puller
Bpm Morehead
W. Ft. Crati
G. C. Marth
J.T. Oaklay
Missouri Gibson
Jessie Martin
M.T. Lewin
Rey
G. Fh. Fuller
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Sufferer
Mrs. Willadson of Manning Town writes that Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved her life after years of severe female ailments and costly medicines. She credits following the product’s guidance with restoring her health and urges other women to try it. The letter notes the remedy has helped thousands of women and invites inquiries to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Mass.
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Lydia Ee Pinkham
Willadson
Manning
Town
Pinkham
Lydia
Pintham
Lydia Pinkhata
Lydia BK
Vality In the Game Taw
A brief reflection on South Carolina game laws and wildlife rules. The piece notes confusion about which birds and fish are protected, where and when to hunt, and suggests the Audubon Society handbook as a useful guide for readers seeking clarity.
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Columbia State
South Carolina
Horatio
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