State Convention Honors Prize Speeches And Officers
The 31st annual state Sunday School Convention drew distinguished visitors and a large turnout. Shor e y b wing and speakers from Chicago and Richmond highlighted three days of addresses and music, with Dr A L Phillips Gov Ansel and others praised for leadership and effort. Officers for the 1900 session were elected including Dr M M Patent as Provident and W Crouch as Vice President, with executive committees named by counties and a broad slate of officers listed.
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Nigny
Souston
Slortoins
Telorious HebeauKe
Ty Idee
Onthyaicvsn
Kreal Tyrest
Eit Nestness
Tne
Wll
Wy Corains
Chicago
A. L. Phillips
Richmond
Ansel
Hey Joy
Mattar
Meredith
New York
Caroline Mere
Rumis
MM. Patent
Greenville
Vi. Hagood
Mastey
Charlestot Reais
Cotton Market Rumors Spur May Liquidation Fears
Speculators and holders anticipate heavy liquidation in May as port receipts and a tight spot market clash with rising demand. Analysts note ample worldwide consumption and shifting futures versus spot prices, while Southern mills brace for tighter supplies amid debt reliance and economic strain.
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Wall Street
Marcel
Europe
de Smith
India
Ferlilleen
Lecomtiys
Yo Evans
Perlis
Strangh Case Involves Attack At Armour Avenue Home
A man and his wife report a violent incident at a residence on Armour Avenue in Chicago. The assailant, Freeman, allegedly overpowered the homeowner and injured the husband and wife, with investigators noting possible intoxication and altered recollections. The case hinges on differing medical and expert statements about the events and the suspect’s state of mind at the time.
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Armour Avenue
Freeman
Polper
Palzer
Ivi
Sinus Mannatan
Lestiony
Fragmented OCR list of names and places from a colonial era page
A garbled OCR transcription lists numerous personal names and place terms such as Lancaster, Walson, Tolbert, Lexington, Newberry, Ocoee, Moore, Pickens, Kichad, Marlon, and others. It resembles an index or directory fragment with scattered towns, surnames, and possible affiliations, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
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Lancaster
I. Walson
Donens
Medb Tolbert
Lauren Lexington
Able
Loosville
Marlon
Rey Io Watson
Marton
Marlbora
Newberry
Nowberry
Moore
Leeavibe
Mire
Pokeabmites
Punibaiy
Lon
Bom
Gunteal
Talon
Williamatiny
Goorin
Kame York
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Prob Pho
Weiseth
Iemion International Oserusive Comiulitarion
Hoth Curean
Gant
Adger Smyth
Col
State Bank Examiner Reports SC Banking Scene
Giles L. Wilson, new examiner of State banks, presents the first quarter report detailing the condition of South Carolina banks as of March 9. Since the last report on December 16, eight new banks began operations, with consolidations and one nationalization noted, bringing total State, private, and savings banks to 244.
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Giles L. Wilson
Wade
Dee
South Carolina
Cos of Bisiwsas
Disputeover Police Chief and Blackville Arrests in Koh Soults Killing
The News and Courier reports Chief of Police SWobet and Lake Stevean of Blackville arrived around 6 oclock with one Fo Green to a local city on a day of the Koh Soults killing. Police say Blot Greek and two other negroes were seen at the house of Noh Simis gambling. Hot Smalls allegedly won money and was involved in the case. A confrontation occurred, and a pistol was displayed as the group fled. Clifton Mosetey and others were arrested later that Sunday in Blackville, with whites reportedly present during the events.
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News and Courier
Swobet
Lake Stevean
Blackville
Noh
Simis
Haniel
Wits
Wali
Bettie
Niles Trane
Hlackville
Mini
Clifton Mosetey
Novi
South Carolina Delegates and the Conventions Choice
The document discusses South Carolina delegates and the convention's decision on selecting capable leaders for honor and public office. It argues that the party should clearly state positions and avoid hidden interests to preserve integrity and trust in the process.
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Senere
Caroline
Ani
South Carolinh
Mighty
Edenley
Hobbe Senate Joint Rego Provision Tied to Bocthorn Niy
Fragmented OCR text references a senate joint rego, a return for Bocthorn Niy, and a War period. The readable lines imply a legislative provision linked to a person or entity named Bocthorn Niy with historical context. Unable to confirm full names or dates from the garbled input.
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AL Vrebton
Nook
Hobbe
Senate
Rego Julion
Bocthorn Niy
Bloody Battle After Guilty Verdict Read in Indiana Court
A tense trial in Terre Haute ends with a guilty verdict. McDonald fires on prosecutors and officers in the courtroom, wounding several including a bystander, before being shot and captured. The melee disrupts the proceedings as police overpower him and transport him to a hospital. The incident stems from earlier arson and theft crimes tied to local stores and a February 4, 1907, spree.
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Hleney
Donald
Thurdday
Recon
Chet Wid
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Dwyer
Harvey W. Jones
Pottes
Sherita Wellman
Doyle
Stinder
Hudteft Walker
Adorteys
McDonald
Lin
Jude Crane
Heart Theatery
Tts
Teugles
Hherty
Ives
Cotton Footnotes and Import Claims Across The South
A fragment notes experiments and theories on cotton cultivation and processing across New Mexico and the Carolinas, with claims of large imports and potential use in lace and fabrics. It mentions a department report and speculation about cotton growing in northern Florida and southern Georgia. The text references substantial quantities and economic impact, though details are unclear.
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Moxten
Ladiers
South
Caroling
Nernorh Geer
Casa
Ue de Partent
Leopard Killed Near Hampton In Grays Township
Dispatches report a leopard, mingling in the Hininsaka area, was slain Monday by Frank Ginto in Grays Township about a mile from Hampton. The animal stood about three feet high and bore typical leopard markings. it likely escaped from a circus and wandered to Grays before being killed.
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Hampton
Leopard Wa
Frank Ginto
Grays
Boy killed at mill near Wagener with fatal convulsions
An unnamed negro boy, age unknown, died after a mill accident at Mr Toole's Krist mill near Wagener. He had been warned away from machinery but was later found on the floor after a belt action. He suffered severe convulsions from the injuries and died Sunday morning.
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The
Aiken Journal and Review
Mt. ‘Toole
Wagener
Toole
Toad Wa
Yorkville shooting leaves two brothers wounded and a death
In Yorkville a Saturday afternoon barber shop shooting left Warlick dead and his brother badly wounded. Lawrence Marley was jailed on assault charges as Alfie Young and others from the nearby cotta mills area described Marley as a house painter and son from a respected family. Police say Marley retrieved a pistol after an initial confrontation.
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Axi Rexill
Yorkville
Joh Warlick
Lawrence Marley
Alfie Young
Wartick
Cotta Mills
Marley
Warlick
Cotton Prices and Bale Yields Reported in Local Notes
Fragmented OCR reads of cotton market data show price signals and bale yield notes. Mentions 17 percent figures, ordinary categories, and a local figure of 1190 ber units with references to Watnon Pres Brigte Bumsonclans and fare details.
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Abel
Eskol
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