Turner plantation killings spark lynching fears in Aiken
Reports from Turner in Aiken County describe a night race riot in which Burrell McLane, a leading planter, was killed and his son wounded by Dave Gardenteigh and another Black worker. A mob of 75 to 100 men formed to track the suspects as authorities prepared to intervene. The incident, tied to the wider turmoil in the region, prompted warnings of possible lynching while officials rushed to restore order and coordinate local response.
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Augusta Herald
Augusta
Tormer
Alken County
Turavr
Warner
J. & McLane
Burrell McLane
Dave Gardenteigh
Bo Dino
Rithhorn
U Rushn
Dhore
Bilehton
Turner
Mebane
Mr. Mebane
Dib
McLane
Mu Lane
Carrie
Sie Dingriet
Berdobbete
Mr. McLane
Ihya
Stirl
McGine
Chu
Bob Kuuwa
Gardnleigh
Whilp
Aiken
Toul Lia
Lille
Thie Hegtoed
Chaser
Askin
Cotton Picker by Jaudon and Bond Patented and Demonstrated
The New York Courier reports that J O Jaudon and S L Bond have patented and demonstrated a one man cotton picker after eight months of work. The device mounts on a bicycle-like frame with two large wheels and uses twin rotating cylinders to gather cotton and deposit it into a belt. Inventors claim the machine can replace several laborers, is simple to operate, and may handle five to six hundred pounds daily, drawing farmer interest and inquiries.
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Nowa and Courier
J. O. Jaudon
S. L. Bond
Charles
Belove
Messra Jauton
Bond
Goa
Daudon
Bood
Jaudun
Our New Navy and Naval Fight Report
A brief note highlights new naval capabilities and ongoing battles. It mentions the Bulldog of More Shine and references a Permigine array of dom lightera in superlative terms.
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the Bulldog
More Shine
The Yellow Peril and Naval Strength Debate
A historical Washington talk on naval power contrasts fears of Japan with U S military buildup. The piece lists current and proposed ships, fleets, and armaments, naming battleships cruisers torpedo boats and other vessels under construction or in service. It notes opinions that the United States must strengthen its navy to counter potential Asian threats and highlights broader geopolitical tensions.
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Japan
Hussia
Oller Natous
Ani
Kime
Mhp
Baltimore
Aiys & Membhur
Roossvelt
Sheries Fry
Sian
Ie 07
Ade
Slater
Ammilun
Clon Tipanase
Nane
United States
Justus
Phn
Iburg Times
Deraverat
Soma
Kinatans
Rosia
Mbyy
Port Arthur
Ditterong
Iran
Ray
Liecauke
Tok
Russia
Plirelias
Winthrop College honors graduates in Winthrop
The tenth commencement at Winthrop College celebrated forty five graduates with Gov. Heyward presenting diplomas. M F Ansel delivered the annual address to a large audience including many women. The program featured music, solicited praise for alumnae, and a formal diploma ceremony marking the transition to professional life for the class.
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Winthrop College
M. W. Ansel
Blige
Heyward
A. 5
Royerd
Boole Ett A
ME P
Uno Whurud
Mite Lillan Ryder
Adeline McArthur
Johnson
M. EF. Ansel
Ansel
Tim
Winthrop
Gov. Heyward
Gov
Hayward
Kolaw
Herne
Lena Brown
Dielding
Ian Clay
Covington
Dora Jame
Ludy Durle
Themistra Ave
Sulla D Harvey
Sadie B. Wenreluk
Vedil Rayer
Nolita Taumpsos
Ruth Dhompson
Evelyn Pumkins
Claire Whoo
Mixnen Harish Godfrey
Sarat Eugavotiy Harsh
E. Della Johnson
Qarrien
MM Pesques
Mary St Thomas
Glera Huen Weiborn
Noumal
Mitsius MW
Micanor Ou
Reed
Annie Lauria Mirrall
Gitlin
Nieirs
Mss
Murloh
Mixsen Matz
Herbert
Mirlsin
Jartan
Sadie Oulver
Maude Stribling
Grace Wilson
Kos
Murlyn A
Graly
Min Fly Green
Mary 'l
Wumbars
En Morrison
Vollawly
Cathé Lele Simei
Ada White
Banos
Anna Hazell
Campbet
Ritbie
Halle i
Irkpatriots
Mattaens
Irene Whisnant
Clemson College 1905 Graduation Celebrates Forty Graduates
Fifty years after, Clemson College awarded diplomas to forty graduates of the class of 1905 amid a large crowd and festive exercises. Speakers included Arthur Jackson Speer of Abbeville and Roberd Plening Goolluy of Wa rfield discussing topics from revolution to democracy. President Mell and faculty led ceremonies with prayers, music, and a long list of degree recipients.
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Auditori
Luman
Jeob Mei
M. Soydue
4. K. Larulpseed
Methodist Church of
Roberd Plening Goolluy
WairHeld
Lester Brnfab Buykin
Impaachiont
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Mell
TN. Snyder
Wolford Collate
Snyder
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Kylie
Lilegelty
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Congress
Abraham Linenin
Niah
Clemanty Gulleye
T. Smythe
Chailestod
Mumbo
Brusvous
Gistolswell
Labia
Aillatts
Goodtyy
Jusey
Tavlilcote
G. B. Lathrop
Lue
Link
Ey Newman
Tilehsandsa
Aebiemer
Sidy
Surantrun
J. Speer
D. B
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Cadet officers named for the 1908 09 session at Sleminou College
The document lists cadet officers appointed by the timeandant of Sleminou College for the academic year 1909 10, detailing ranks such as cadet captain and adjutant, hospital corps detachment, and first lieutenant, across multiple staffs and companies with names like B Barton A Willison and W Smith, followed by non commissioned officer appointments and staff roles under command by Carr Clay.
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Olemsin College
Aesson
Barton
O' Li
Lorrick
A. G Willison
Kalen Adjutsor
O. B. Atoll
Firab Neutenant Nod Battallug
Meutess
Ant
W. I. Smith
Lino
Gsptalua
FH. B. Jones
Hi. Stokes
J. H. Johnson
A. Savage
W.P. White
W Bull
L. Dy Tloyt
W. A. Sanders
J. M. Murs
Jacobs
L. Johnson
O. A. Grainger
W. Schumpert
W. J. Latimer
P. Hlurper
A. Gelzar
M Stephani
Roglmantal
Traiter
B. B. Piengo
D. Ls. Tegal
D. N. Hadly
T. D. Goldsinjul
J. Orider
Dirsh Serpeant
Janay
KR Tathert
Carter
M. M
Phi
Qinttlebauay
Stelle
Caution
Littlejon
Coumpany
Wiest
Holley Rergeants
A. Orawtued
M. Kingh
Tinwle
AV Booka
Gorparnid
A McLendon
W. M Lunn
Pop Ganghmay
Rim Drempsey
Windy
Bb McCutcheon
Sereeanta
Ll. C. Crum
GR. Jones
CW Wannamakeur
J J. U Brown
W. O. Erwin Watering
GO. Wilburn
W Ny Hendersony
J. 5
Batley
Dm. Beganad
W Aleklin
Kk A. Gold
M. Kemtur
Allen St
Wrst Secvernt
J. W. Kets
Surgeanta
J. A. Kusterling
D M
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LG Lobby
W. K. Save Vorvorald
Wyman
Shodur
d.Knaen i
Speer
Bievenky Ke
Mbvorm
Wesstiger
Exall
Carr
Clay
Government reports on cotton acreage spark market flare
The Cotton Association and government estimates clash over acreage planted, with the government reporting a 114 percent rise from last year while the Southern Cotton Association cites a large shortfall. The dispute shadows market prospects and raises calls for tempered forecasts amid protests over official crop estimates.
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ObLston
Coston Asaceia
Noor
Itia
Drownd Children at Bathing Run Near Culro
Seven miles from Culro, six by ten children of Mr KP Wight and Eshel aged 10 and Aiton aged 12 were drowned while bathing. The family outing near Waldun brought tragedy. one daughter nearly drowned at the same time. Reports also note military dispatches and royal marriages in Europe, with varied, uncertain details.
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Waldun
Oshlachnee Ryar
Culro
Wight
Eshel
Aiton
Wiplls
Drowni Og
Kevoin
Rissajan
Manouurin
St. Petsraburg
Horeatvensky
Fr. Huyr McRae Dies in Lightning Strike Near Jethany
A severe thunderstorm struck Wednesday afternoon leaving Fr. Huyr McRae killed by a lightning bolt near the village of Jethany. Others fled indoors as the storm worsened, while the priest sheltered under a shed with horses nearby.
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Huyr McRae
Jethany
Onder Auhelier
Piiuballion
Burstsweet fleet and command tensions reported
Fragmented OCR text mentions the Burstsweet and Jananen fleets with lost confidence among commanders. The source appears to describe strained conditions within a maritime force and references Orpysbury Times and Demo crot.
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Bosal
Jananens
Orpysbury
Got in the Ballroom A Dramatic Escape
A lively ballroom scene unfolds as Amanele and a maid devise a ruse to hide a husband after a door is slammed and a pursuer crowds the hall. The plot twists include a hurried dress fix, quick sewing, and a dramatic push through a door before the hammering on the opposite side signals danger.
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Stedg
Altea
Bla ' Qi
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