Conference Appointments Formed For South Carolina Church
The South Carolina Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South holds appointive lists for Orangeburg and Spartanburg districts. Presiding elders and numerous pastors are named for stations, circuits, and districts across the state, with dates and leaders including A. Coke Silt and W. St Richardson cited in the official notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highop A. Coke Silt
South Carollina
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Greenville
Orangeburz
Ban
Prealdiir Elder
Bamberg
A. W. Hoel
Bardwell
J. L. Harley
Branchvilla
B.A. Nettles
Cameron
Youngs
Dermak
Beckham
Trowerville Station
A. ©. Walker
Smoaks
J. Li
Tyler
Springfield
A. Yongle
Mt. M. Ferguson
Aapernumeracy
Syansus
G. W. Dokes
Wagner
J. 0. Tolley
Wiatriot
W. P. Meadors
Prealdlige Elder
F Macksburg
J. Turnipsoen
Lancas‘bar
Wslie Hodes
Anenator Otrail Ty J. G. County
North Rock ON
Rlchburg
We Ae Baley
Ruck
All
Joan’s
W. T
M, Robertson
Merriot
Clinton
Boyd
Campobelly
DP. Fowler
Hoores
Burns
Galfooy
Haford Street
Stead Nin
Limestone Fittest
W. Neete
Galley Vhouln
J. E Wilebon
Joneils
Dackke Kelton
H. Rest
Laurens
McLeod
Ananmili
D. E. Cawaks
Monarch
Actos
Kilwors
Howthern Christian Advocate
W. St Richardson
G. TL. Wardell
Wa Turd Cullea
W. A. Ropers
Csumter
Ys. Browne
Sider
Bewiany
M.D
Stratton Tesa
Gunes
Anudo
ICS
Xmas Toys
Bear L
Wills Ising Elder
Abbeville
Wells
Antroville
Woelers
J. Tt. Copolani
Cokesbury
We Creighton
Duonnids
Peter Stale
Grecownd
W. A. Masxebeau
Greehwood
Abbeville Mills
Ma Laysen Kinards
Wright
Lowardesville
W. Harber
McCorfick
Mackin
McCarmel
R. G. Bulware
Arbham
Newberry—Central
Zimmermap
O'Neil Street
Mallalivey
Tl. Graves
Newberry Circuit
Beard
Parksville
Millers Phagenix
Edgellelt
Marvin Auld
Wakfield
W. W. Willixings
Motte
I. A
Inablaat
Graojveville
Philips
Johnston
Entomologist Warns Weevil Will Invade South Carolina
Professor L O Howard chief entomologist of the U S Department of Agriculture, in his annual report for 1903, states the boll weevil may not be prevented from ravaging cotton with the present methods. He notes that careful seed selection, early planting, and thorough cultivation can limit damage, but eventual invasion is likely and preparations should begin. He cites Texas Galveston work showing limited extra cost per acre and outlines continued efforts in Texas and the U S to combat the weevil with new methods and funds. Farmers in South Carolina and other cotton states should recognize the threat and prepare to minimize losses through disciplined agricultural practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Howard
Department of Agriculture
Galvert
Texas
United States
Howard Adda
Coxas
Isca
Mar
South Carolind
Stringent law bans toy pistols and caps in state
The article reports a new act by the general assembly of the State of Bath Carolina prohibiting the sale or gifting of toy pistols and related caps. Penalties include fines and possible imprisonment for violations. Also details a Memphis fraud case involving A.V. Keach tied to a Mississippi Valley prize distribution and a Norfolk telegram about a naval incident near Brunswick, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stite
Bath
Banquet Row Pulls Capers Banquet Attendance Into Spotlight
A Charleston dispatch reports that John G Capers national committeeman and U S district attorney faced questions over his presence at Senator Hanna’s Baltimore banquet while a Georgia negro guest Judson Lyons also attended the Washington event. The dispute centers on whether Capers joined the dinner with Lyons and if he traveled to Baltimore on business, with sources in Washington and Charleston offering conflicting accounts and urging restraint amid partisan tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gapérs
South’ Carolina
Judson W. Lyons
Breastiry
Andi
Georgi
Abltigion
Capits
Baltimoe
Charlestoy
Dee
Staator Hogua
Waskington
Lyona
Baltimore
Charleston
Rubinson
North Carolina
Artington
Vaden Lyons
Georgia
Heyer
Washington
Pho State
Saya
John G. Capers
United States
Istriob
Loith
Judique Byans
Treasury
Hanna
Arlegtol
Caperé
Mausens
Apna Blinsell
Caperd
Willy Mrow
NEW Raye
Bays
Brownlow
Congress
Hye Party
Oupore
Ratte
Dayar
Nonna
Giipers
Lee
Nationat
Dilektrot Aluwuma
Mr. Capers
Adiapawn
Waanington Lo
South Carolan
G. Gapera
Addacn Lyons i Negro
Tanne
Nepublican National
Bhat
Bhoy
Hini
Hich Ptandhui
Judkon
Lyobt
Negea
Gnorgia
Lyon
Capiey
South
Carola
Lyons Guests at White House Banquet Stir Republican Rifts
In Washington a row over Lyons colored guest at a White House reception fuels Republican tension. Judge Kovinken refuses to sit and Lyons faces questions about propriety as party lines harden among southern Republicans and allied officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Fegardi
Lyon
Manph
Republicana
Lyona
Gapora
Taufaor
Hodinkin
Charlotte Observer
Sys
W.S. O. Kovinken
North Carolina
Uwo
Mito
Epublica National Corribtee
Washington
Tudvou
Georgia
Choy
Hoy
Thiele
Robinson
Jan Alrank
Monument to Brigadier Morgan at Cowpens Battle Site
Fragmentary article describes a monument to General Daniel Morgan and the Cowpens victory. It details the cemetery site near Spartanburg, a bronze statue atop a granite base, inscriptions praising the American cause and Morgan, and a memorial column honoring Revolutionary War heroes with references to states and the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowpens
Winchester
Vin
South Carolina
Col
Tarleton
Maj
Geo
Daniel Morgan
Congress Torah
Chis
Spartanbang
Morgan
Efuuiec
Ite
Mathers
North
South
William Wallington
Washington Light Infantry
Cal. Wm
Washington
Rae
State Pensions and Controversy Across Counties 1904
A list of pension commissioners elected for 1904 across multiple counties including Abbeville, Greenville, Charleston, Georgetown, and Sumter is provided. The article names officials such as M. Tate Webster in Chester and W. D. Mussell in West Lanchester, noting a broader state review of pension governance and previous related financial misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pension’ Dapai
General Aviv
Jones
Alieck
Mialouerg
Guneral
Mca
Migdtanern
Oy -Abbeville
Gul
Livingatan
Abbeyitle
Onl Alken
James Ousuman
Oakwood
J.glliner
Anderson
Glaytin
the Birdts
Mpa Te Dunbar
Myempoboantort
Sams
Hoaythe
Berkeley
Walterboro
Dariington
Howle
Darling
Darchester
P. Shuler
Preghola
Fdgefield
Fair
Edgefield
I Tees
Crosby
Grusbyville
Florence
Podgene
Plarence
Georgetown
Marleaton
Greenville
Col
Crittenden
Groenwood
Charles
Calhoun
Greenwood
Rampton
V. Y. Morrison
Lona
Natty
Joseph Todd
Conway
Erat
W. D. Mussel
Westsville
Lanchester
Hrace
Osahh Springs
Dawrese
F. M. Hudgens
Lavwrans
Lee
B. Durant
Bishopville
Lestouton
Unity
Gaillard
Sumter
Teter
Catlisle
York—Cai
Call
Wea
McKowen
Paseo
Us Board of Regents of
Uttlya jAlty
Babe Nenimay
Amaun
McKownn
Atnakay
Arizona
Kane Bid
Washington
Negro Charged After Store Dispute and Assault
In a tense exchange at a store, a Black man assaulted Mr. Jackson with an axe handle and was later pursued by constables. The suspect drew a pistol and shotgun, surrendered after a siege, and faces multiple charges including carrying concealed weapons, assault and battery, resisting arrest, and intent to commit harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leestra
Tyokee
Atterandt
Bruh
Lila
Mr. Jackson
Jngksnn
Tarkson
Tle
Wekombin
Ari
Tia
Jickwon
Inckean
Ninery
MT. B. Dunia
Dnok
Es Gulnes
Dunlap
Lew Eilve Clinrgan
Shotty Whai
Herever
Lima
Jackson
Drowth
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Fitaud Farchildenata Joy
Manne Hag
Renin
Ehitdeois Kirnood
Kn Alan
Morea
Thora Doyoriy
Goa
Bate
Zila
Holly Barrios
Ant
Wwe
Mata
Gellar
Firvv
Pila
Gleer
SAAR
G. Book West
Bi Thablieo
Harpers
Sinpléton
Hartavile
J. Stevenson
Votingili
Wet. Hardon
Ogébres Atalion
J. T. Cauthou
Lake City
Kamar
TF. Glisdey
Liberty
B. Wo Bplgener
Home
J. I
wWain Salter
J. B
Weldon
Sampit
TH. Reynolde
Williamston Pemale College
Milton District
B. BP. Taylor
Presiding Elder
Baybors
G. W. Gat- Ving
Bennettsville Station
Mortis
Bennettsville
J. W. Avini
Brownsville
S.J. Bethea
Glenhelm
Wor. Baker
Heightaville
Jr. Shuler
Hrnttoo
S Neck
Belvin
North Stullitrs
J. 12
Rushton
Wastamaw
Alleh Man Farland
Momplita
Peny
A.V. Keach
Missioaippi Valley
Planter
Federal Grand Jury
Poxwor
Gletimd
Memphis
Gebvera
Mather
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Ariansas
Tennesses
Lou Filing
Alabaums
Vietners
Whey
Adlapateh
Norfolk
Saga & Privitta
Dound
Traing
Borok'g
Fain
Bakor
Halas Inn
Alvon
Georgit
Mra
Holng
Brunawick
Hetri
Poomle
New York
Ludwig
Ibert
Dr. Filbert
York World
Jorge
Filbert
Algerican
de. Willert
Connell
Silbart
Mycarg
Renkon
Philanthoplat
Neveo
Shem
Fatiueo
Neweruay
Fornaylvada
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Bouin
GoaMron
Denineat
Ofm
Nowann
Pickens
Tenneakee
Dressan
Germany
Traymonte
George Manual
Watkina
Bayou Pierré
Thoraday
Columbia
Wiltmingham
N. C
Anbtoranean Electric
Tita Twa
Helplesa
Wilikes Stirs
Atarax
Praia
Jawotheh
Tvieles
Arparin
Heeler
Aie
Didebeks ypilelAdk
McColl
Dillon
Boitien Mita
Eoeiely
Urs J. P
Wilkow
Ifpchemigalco
Gummatoe Sullahietion
P. H. Lachicotte & CO
Juvelers
Ntaln
Guignard
Olatikenson
Columbta
Wel Ang
Ar i
Koma
Fredkles
Gillu
Plovton
Pobusaes
Depous
Welles
Budia
Vison
Marcial Cubetasen
ES Chasleaman Bury
Errelion
Spain
Naki Pacath Barreve
Chung Fan
Alan
Swose
Pitatan
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