Cholera Reaches Aristocratic Quarters In St. Petersburg
Cholera cases rise in the capital with infections reported in the Winter Palace and other royal and noble residences including Grand Duke Nicholay Nicolaievitch Tauride Palace and the Imperial Opera House. Diplomats and society figures rush abroad while quarantine limits limit exodus.
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St. Petersburg
Winter Palace
Nicholay Nicolaievitch
Palco
Alexander Oldenburg
Imperial Opera House
St. Petersburg University
Tuberculosis Congress Opens in Washington Aims to End Disease
The Sept 21 campaign in Washington DC marks a world wide effort against tuberculosis led by renowned doctors from Europe and America. The sixth annual International Congress on Tuberculosis will convene at the National Museum with a major exhibit showing global progress in the fight against TB.
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Washington, D. C
Dra. Robert Koch
Arm
Bag
Copenhagen
A. Jalmetta
Lille
France
N. Theosdore Tondoloo
Leyden
G. W. Philip
Edinburgh
C. van Pirquet
Viena
G. Sims Weothend
Cambridge
Lydia Rabinowitsch
Berlin
Camilo Catleja
Valladold
Spain
V. Ishigami
Osaka
Japan
United States
New Nationl Museum
National Museum
Haskell Ousted by Democrats Debate Over Oklahoma Governor
New York dispatch reports Democratic stalwarts plan to push Governor Charles Haskell from the national committee. Charges note his ties to the Prattle Of Company and railroad promotions. Resignation likely follows, with Bryan’s campaign leadership under scrutiny and possible strategic timing around Roosevelt’s letter.
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New York
Democratic
Chas. N. Hankell
Oes
Tronmurge
National Committee
Haskell
Oklahoma
Standard of Company
National
Chalraidy Mack
Bryan
Haskell Hag
Washington
Charles H. Haskell
Dewgeratte
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Oblo Wid
Nin
Campaian Committee
Hewiet
Haskelt
Standard Ol
Democracy
Hils
Roosevelt
Inviting Oconee Women to Join Andrew Pickens Chapter
Miss Marge R. Shetor, historian for the Andrew Pickens Chapter DAR, asks Oconee women to join and help preserve local history. The appeal seeks early Oconee days, once part of Pendleton District, and requests descendants’ sketches of Revolutionary ancestors. Respond to Miss Shetor at Westminster or Mrs. P. M. Mell at Clemson College.
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Marge R. Shetor
Andrew Pickens
Oconee
Pendleton
Westminster
Mra. P. MH
Clemnon College
Independence party to field electoral ticket in South Carolina
Columbia correspondent reports the Independence party also known as the Hearst party plans to issue an electoral ticket in South Carolina. Matthew F. Tighe, longtime News and Courier figure, travels to organize the campaign, with Charleston and Greenville visits noted as possible hubs. The plan requires nine qualified electors and may bypass a convention, aiming to support Bryan, Kern, Misgen and Graves, while Graves’ birthplace ties him to the state.
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Columbia Cor. News and Courier
Independence Party
Hearst Party
South Carolina
Matthew F. Tighe
Columbia
News and Courier
Flo
Lieuret
National Capital
Tighe
Greenville
Sbmsen
Bim
Shmsen
Florida
Charleston
Auy
Mr. Tighe
Hingen
Graves
Col. Graves
Bryan
Kern
Misgen
Ho Ives
Port Mia
York County
Col
J. Conway Garlington
Democratic Party
Lavrona County
Daniel Sully Works as a Clerk in New York Firm
In New York on Sept 26 Daniel J. Sully once called the cotton king has taken a clerkship in a broker's office, reportedly stepping away from his former prominence with millions. Nearby notes tell of H M Mortimer, a veteran cotton planter, arrested Sept 24 near here for sending Night Rider notices, allegedly distributed to gin owners, with Mortimer denying the act and claiming the plan was to spread the notices anew. The arrest was made by U.S. marshals.
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New York
Daniel J. Sully
Winoun
Miss
H. Mh
Mortimer
Ling
Arie
United
Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold by Foley’s Honey and Tar
A. J. Niobaium of Batesville Indiana recounts his battle with hay fever and a summer cold. He says prescribed medicines failed while multiple remedies worsened his condition until Foley’s Honey and Tar in the yellow package provided relief. His wife also reports same success.
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A. J. Niobaium
Batesville
Indiana
Drea
Hac
Voley
Foley
One Hundred Ten Drowned In Alaska Cannery Ship Wreck
Wrangle Alaska Sept 24 One hundred ten of 137 aboard the salmon cannery ship Star of Bengal were drowned after a tow line broke and the vessel wrecked near Holm Point Coronation Island. Twenty seven survivors were rescued. fifteen bodies were buried on the beach before the wreck was confirmed. The Star of Bengal was an 1895 ton iron bark of 262 feet with a 49 foot beam, part of the Alaska Packets Association fleet carrying 25 000 cases of salt cod.
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Wrangle
Alaska
Star of Bengal
Wessel
Tuga
Holm Point
Coronation Taland
Hattle Gage
Coronation Island
Burnardy
Mild Might
Alagka Packets’ Association
Anton
Train wreck attempt thwarted near Wellford
An attempt to wreck a freight train on the same night as No. 41 train wreck near Wellford was foiled when the engineer noticed an open switch in time. The misdeed occurred at Taylors, with another attempt previously spotted earlier that night.
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Atv
Wellford
Taylor’s
Walhalla Pubic Auction of Three Oconee Lots 1908
Master Oconee County advertises sale of three Walhalla parcels under a court decree to be bid by the highest bidder at the courthouse steps in Walhalla on a Monday in October 1908. Properties include Broad Street and Main Street lots totaling about 1.5 acres, 0.75 acre, and 31 acres known as Bryce homestead, with cash terms and resale rights if bidders fail to comply. John Roe estate and other owners referenced. papers extra.
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State OF
South Carolina
Oconer
Court of Common Pleas
Plow
Gale
Court House
Walhalla
Julia Ruse
Platntin
Wm. C. Rove Et al
County of Oconee
Oconee
Main Street
Bulwinkel
John Roo Thafate
Ocaneo
South Carolla
WC. Wedelkin
M. Bulwinkel
M. H. Bryce
John Rowe
J. D. Vernor
Whith
Oconee County
8. C
Eberhard Plea Switch. 30-Year Prison Sentence Given
Ruel Eberhard, on trial in Wackensack New Jersey for murdering his aunt Mrs Othe Wher bord, changed his plea to guilty and received a 30 year sentence at the State prison. After a conference the court noted his grandfather’s death and his sister’s institutionalization, along with his own erratic behavior, but Judge Parker ruled the mental derangement did not exempt punishment. Eberhard accepted the sentence without reaction.
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Parker
Rhorchard
Eberhard
Night Riders Warn Greenville Ginners to Close
Greenville, Sept 25. A new group calling themselves night riders warned local gin producers to close their operations until further notice. Sheriff Granth reports investigation but no evidence to implicate anyone.
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Greenville
Greenville County
Willimon
Sherift Giranth
Haga
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J. W, Bell
the Daughters of the
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Tutt
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Ohio
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Wood
Farm & Garden Seeds
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T. W. Wood & Sons
Richmond, Va
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Wackensack
Gote
Danny
Moss & Ansel
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