Thraarlbono Democrat A Revokes Editor Friday June 8 1906
The paper reports on subscription prices, court actions in Marion and Darlington, and notes the critical illness of Mrs Ellison Capers at her North Carolina summer home. It mentions the Madrid bomb suspect, Senator Gorman’s death, a potential reaction to King Alfonso, and cotton acreage figures for 1906. It also covers Spartanburg cotton pooling, Tillman’s postal delay fines proposal, bonds set for Waiesboro lynching suspects, and Mrs J M Dick of Sumter saving Judge Pardys son by sucking venom and giving whiskey.
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Mra
Ellison Capers
Bishop Capera
North Carolina
Madrid
Not enough readable material for a proper headline
Fragmentary text references a march or meeting in Spartauiurg and a Confederate context but lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to summarize into a coherent news item. The readable portions are insufficient to determine a concrete lead or outcome.
Community seeks county aid for memorial fund drive
Nawiou, JE Mee Woodneeeuodie at taining 4000 dollars, a memorial drive aims to unite the county in a generous effort. The chapter proposes a design to honor a beloved friend and urges broad canvassing as time is limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taining
Woods
Memes
McGull
Mathewan
Newton
Green
Local notes and crops update from Kolloci area
From Kolloci report small showers affect crops and forecast harvests. Hickson Dumber Co's Tran Bayine arrives as chatter grows on future plans. W. Davia King visits Smithfield NC. AU Smith returns from gland of flower truck farming. S. Goodall of Patrick returns home. Mike Coward noted as longtime neighbor.
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Hickson Dumber Co
AU. Smith Haa
Flower
Goodall
Patrick
Leon Viele
Conanity
Aly
Mike Coward
Madate Timnor
Bella
The Boys Are Coming and Players Take Center Stage
The fragment mentions Boyn Are Coming, Menara Sherril and Stanton in a card game context and hints at bonds and a forthcoming privy weary date. It references Pimothy day and Mercantila Uo suggesting a penpal or mercantile theme, though details are unclear.
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Menara Sherril
Stanton
Deaths Doings in Bennettsville area lead to sorrow
Two local women are reported to have died in recent days. Mrs Annie Crosland of Red Hill passed after an illness leaving a husband and child, with funeral at Oak Ridge cemetery led by Rev T J Morris. Mrs Willie Diggs, daughter of Chief of Police W T Kelly, died suddenly in her room leaving a husband and three children, funeral at Oak Ridge cemetery conducted by B McLeod with assistance from Rev Jones.
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Annie Trerett Crosland
J. W. Crosland
Red Hill
Bennettsville
Lc Nowel
Oal Ride
T. J. Morris
Willie Diggs
BE. Diggs
W. T. Kelly
Spirit Land
Neishor
Oule Ridge Cemetery
Wridayening Alb O'Ulock
B. McLeod
AG Jones
Petit jurors drawn for June term in General Sessione 1906
The list names jurors to serve in the June term including J B Townsend Fd Lane Pharaoh Odon Weddolen N Fletchor J Mc Hurley 5 Powers Wola Curry WB Thompson NB Bethan JA Melourg Thomas Usher WBstom Walter Jones McIntyre IB Beverly Gilbert McTaehern Goons Hubbard JL Spears WS Lo ZA Parker OM Smith GD Odom RT Rogers Covington Rutland Woh Barrington
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J.B. Townsend
Fd. Lane
Pharaoh Odon
Weddolen
N. Fletchor
J. Mc Hurley
Powers
Wola Curry
WB Thompson
NB Bethan
JA Melourg
Thomas
Usher
Wbstom
Walter Jones
McIntyre
IB Beverly
Gilbert McTaehern
Goons Hubbard
JL Spears
WS Lo
ZA Parker
OM Smith
GD Odom
RT Rogers
Covington
Rutland
Barrington
Maxton church contract awarded for new building
Reepssee GOHECAGLON has taken the contract to build the new church at Maxton. Work is to begin soon and rushed to completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reepssee Gohecaglon
Hing
Maxton
Rural Mail Changes At Bennettsville Route
Rumor says rail lines may host fast mails from Florence to Payettaville via Bennettaville and Darelington if Latta suit fails. From July 1 rural delivery patrons must place flags on boxes to forward policy mail during deposits as carriers warn customers.
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Morenee
Sayes
Florence
Payettaville
Bennettaville
Darelington
Latte
Latta
Rural Privilege Surprise in Postal Bill Passes Senate
A unanimous Senate vote added a special provision to the postal bill granting Rural Mail carriers a privilege to carry packages for the convenience of their patrons. The clause notes rural carriers can serve patrons when they cannot travel to markets, ensuring routes and service during the busy season.
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Ghiy
Senate
Chrongeh
Fragmented ad text offers remedies and endorsements
An OCR fragment promotes patent medicines and a cash reward for cases of ailments. It references CHENES Co Toledo and WALHIN KINNAN & MARVIN as druggists and hints at catarrh cures, pills for constipation, and tonics. The garbled lines name individuals and places and mention sales and demonstrations.
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Tbdl
Chenes
Toledo
Cheney
Buss Ross
Bis Tir
Walhin Kinnan & Marvin
Tval
Lul
Horses Defy Modern Inventions in Late 19th Century Debate
The article reflects on whether horses and mules would be displaced by 20th century innovations like traction engines and cars, concluding demand for horses remains strong. It notes San Francisco recovering post disaster, mentions rural postal service funding, and includes a street scene in New York with a driver chastised by a bystander and a witty Irishman dialogue.
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Ashcraft
Smite Newton
Bennettsville
C. McColl Drug CO
McGoll
First Occurrences in History From 18th to 19th Century
A list of early inventions and milestones notes envelopes in 1830, a steel pen in 1830, post offices in 1844, lucifer matches in 1820, Koroseho lighting in 1826, Lucison pled 1807, Dailoon ascension 1788, Omnibunes in New York 1880, locomotives in 1820, watches at Nesseberg 1477, English newspaper 1588, wings manufactured post War of 1812, sewing machine by Howe in 1844, Shefret Union flag raised January 1, 1776 at Cam camp.
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Lucison
New York
Nusvousberg
Wind Howe, Jr
Cam
Potato harvesting method described in farmer’s notes
A fragment from Chicago Methune describes a farmer’s technique involving potatoes, cutting, halving, and recombining portions by eye, judging division by the farmer’s certainty, with seed covered and fertilized before moving to the next row. The language suggests a dated, observational note on agricultural practice.
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Pacua
Chicago
Stimulation Without Irritation Laxative Fruit Syrup Advised
A health note promoting Laxative Fruit Syrup as a mild pleasant remedy for stomach and liver trouble. It stimulates the liver and bowels without irritation or nausea unlike pills or ordinary cathartics. Bennettsville Pharmacy advertises the product.
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Bennettsville Pharmacy
A Thousand Dollars Worth of Good Kidney Cure Story
A. H L. Thames, a Buffalo Ohio coal operator, reports years of kidney and bladder trouble with gravel stones and excruciating pain. After Foley's Kidney Cure, brick dust passed and pain ended, leaving him feeling renewed. Bennetsville Pharmacy promotes the remedy for kidney and bladder diseases.
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A. H L. Thames
Buffalo
Foley
Newman
Bnet
Bennetsville Pharmacy
J Ienraun Jeweler Publicizes Engraving Upgrade
Prepared for the Work. Mr 5. J. Ienraun the Jeweler offers latent improvements for engraving names or initials on any article of wood or metal. The most up-to-date method is used and samples of his work are already available. Call and see him.
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J. Ienraun
Muuungon
Nea
J. A. Grace
Tennattaville
Cured of Beight’s Disease Claims by Kidney Cure
A reader from Lisbon Hed Mills in Lawrence County New York reports long suffering from kidney disease cured after using Koluy's Kidney Cure. He describes prior relief from various remedies but says the new treatment ended his distress, with earlier symptoms including frequent urges and brick dust in urine. Local ads note specials at Moore’s and other shop offerings, including canned goods and sausage.
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Geo. A. Sherman
Lisbon
Hed Mills
F Lawrence Co
Kidsney
Novelist Wail
Koluy
Toley
Sidney Gare
Kennettsville Pharmacy
Foley's Honey and Tar praised for cough relief
An advertisement from Ark. mentions Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for coughs colds and throat trouble. It claims success in cases of consumption and notes availability at Ran Nettsville Pharmacy with names Wilie Coristimpling A. A. Herveny Kinch and Foley’s branding.
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Wilie Coristimpling
A. A
Herveny Kinch
Ark
Foley
Rannettsville Pharmacy
Announce of Marlboro County Superintendent Candidate
A fragmented notice announces Arthur Bask Kling as a candidate for Marlboro County Superintendent under the Democratic primary rules. The document also references re election efforts for Marlboro County officials and dates in 1900 and 1906 with various names and roles.
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Balcoon
Marlboro County
Yubket
Democratic Po
Arthur LI Bask Kling
S Hooby
Ul Widnes
Cation
Marlboro
Sha Yi
Avwon
Fato
Su Ihirsih Bor
Iain
Notice of Marlboro County Court Convening
Notice states the Marlboro County court will convene on the fourth Monday in May at Clark Court to address unspecific matters for May 25, 1906. Names listed include L W D Skinner Eddie Stewart M Boley Covington Carlialo Davis Giles McRae Keeff Gilbert and others. Several lines mention unclaimed matters and a statement about a farm-related slump.
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Marlboro
Garolina
Clark Court
Ab Bonnottavilla
Skinner
Eddie FE Stewart
M Boley
JS Covington
JM Carlialo
Jdw Davis
KH Giles
Charlie McRae
Campbell Keeff
FM Gilbert
Bromonia trade mark and a sweeping health cure pitch
A garbled advertisement touts Bromonia as a universal remedy for indigestion and general weakness. It markets tableted candies, claims vast fortunes behind the product, and promises worldwide recognition after litigation over rights. The pitch targets adults with a long list of ailments and emphasizes sincerity and costly marketing.
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Todiows
Bromonia
Monia
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Maryland
Washington
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J. M. Dick
Sumter
Jindge Pardy
Uamass
Phy
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Min
Davia King
Smithfield, N.C
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Romain
San Francisco
Post Office
New York City
Mr. Bergh
Beight's
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Armour
Huinge
Bennettaville Areantile
Vemale Liar
Willa Atanda Bumgay Dorn
Richardyon
Mattie Keef
King
San J
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Kinghama
W. M. Rowe
J. Plerpont Morgan
John D. Rock E. Pele
Lear
J. P
Winthroop College
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Goye Ward
Johnson
Rock Hill
Bonnettsville Mercantile
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IDV
Bromonia CO
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Noudnas
Hxelvaleo
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Seimonsville
Munway Drea Co
Columbia
Bonnettaville Planing
Munserlyn
H. B. Fuller
Fuller Bros
PHI
Depot Street
Shaw I
J. E. Odom
Bennettoville Mercantile 60
Nick Mackerel
Hamilton & Keown
Bennettsville Mercantile Co
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Peorears
Horry
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ELAS
Heit Bennettsville & Cheraw R. RP
AIR Line
Cheraw
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Wilmington
Charlotte
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Fuleigh
Richmond
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Jack. Moore
C. L., Dixon
C.D. Miles
Lumberton
N. C
E. C. Morrison
Menager City
Donnoblavilla
Blaire Plasa
Blenheim
Bennettsville Marble Vworks
Atantic Coast Line
Sosbourd Air Line
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Sam J. Pearson
Ob. Jolan
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