Dispensary Funds Burst Amid Trove of Faulty Collateral
A governor warns banks to seize funds from state accounts unless proper collateral and signed checks are produced. The Treasury and Commission chairmen assert collateral resides in the State Treasurer’s office and banks face court orders, while many named banks across South Carolina are listed as holders or claimants of the disputed deposits. The document references federal jurisdiction, bank restrictions, and a wide slate of financial institutions and locations amid the dispute over state funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dude Pritchard
Pias
Ahotaauias
Columbia
Palmetto National Bank
Combia
the State Bank
Bank of Charleston
Charleston
Peoples Loan and
Esebinse Bank
Laurens
Bank of Ommgebury
Orangebure
National Exelamee Bunt
Ghiapleston
Bank of Aiken
Aiken
Commordial Bank
Gameen Sapplee Savings
Vines Ss
Bank of Dillon
Dilton
Cy the Maternrive Hank
Moerehants
Gaffney
Morelia Tile
Hiderson
Mopehauts
Warlerhinge
Bank of
Mymlie
Hartsville
Aunitews’ Link
Hants
Lyon Dispensary Case Upholds State Jurisdiction
The South Carolina Supreme Court rules that neither federal nor other courts have authority over the state dispensary commission. The decision assigns control to the state commission and omits federal intervention, with the matter returning to the United States Supreme Court for further guidance. Attorney General Lyon and others are involved in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Caroling Supreme Court
Federal Court
State Supreme Court
United Stites Supesie Court
AL Forney
Thay
Mi Comanisclon
Resmuye
Uae
Supreme Gortet
Lyon
Abney
Mao W. FL Blyvenisath
Sello us Wreck and a Fatal Collison in South
A Frl amont accident near Peenton on The Serthern line involved multiple workers and a coach. A collision caused a fatality, serious injuries, and disruption as responders moved to isolate the scene and clear the wreck. Names and precise roles are obscured by OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peenton
Ui Otelnes
Thea Lins
Cobnnybhy
Pas
Trina
Minhbanith
Tetin
Fragmented OCR note seeks dieawings and dates in old Boston sheets
The unreadable fragment mentions dieawings and a Sun Metso date, with scattered names and places. It appears as an OCR damaged historical note requesting items tied to a WNHIE or related entities, containing numerous garbled terms and improper nouns.
Debion Gyr Gennes Rah Meet and Walk Into a Cour
The Khedive attended the event as spectators watched Debion Gyr Gennes lead a walk into a crowded court. The scene featured notable figures and a dramatic exit by the president, leaving the room in a tense hush.
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Debion
Cour
Eight Killed In Miss Explosion Wreckage At Natchez
Eight people died and one was severely burned when a gas or fuse explosion ripped through the Nassau and North Union streets area in Natchez Mississippi. The blast collapsed a tenement, sent debris across the street, damaged multiple buildings, and injured several others. Victims named include Cleve Tanihat, Mink Keverhehim, Miss Laie Huath, Missie Worthy, Carrie Mains, Addi White, and John Carketh, with a carpenter among the injured. The report notes extensive damage and ongoing rescue efforts by authorities.
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al Nalehes
Miss
Nalehow Diu
Company
I Main Id
North Union Wtreels
Wens
Vin Hind Huss
Aiarten
Cleve Tanihat
Mink Keverhehim
Miss Laie Huath
Missie Worthy
Carrie Mains
Tex
Notterville
Addi White
Kiss
John Carketh
Nitina
Unclear text fragment from historical report
Fragmentary OCR text references names and places but is largely unintelligible. It mentions Acapulco Mexico and a commanding officer, with garbled phrases about individuals and events, lacking coherent narrative or identifiable facts.
Shot and Trial in Oneida County Court Scene
An Aehewiie report describes a local confrontation where one person shoots another during a dispute. The account mentions Miss Wirenki, witnesses, and the trial setting, with details alluding to a legal proceeding and courtroom atmosphere.
Prison inmates charged with embezzling funds
The prisoners face embezzlement charges involving about $16,000. Police say the alleged theft occurred at a state college and involved forwarding funds to other parties. The case is being handled at the Capitol area, with charges filed and a pending legal process.
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Edie Oti
Cana Nat Dana Bey Hrohey Ta Weto Bank Fyo Eniezztes
Trowi
Dugaih
Ernie Capitol
Tat
Collegi Ines
Allidayiis
Death Toll of Panic Surges to Nineteen in City
A New York panic leaves nineteen dead as victims die by their own hand or in related incidents. The list includes John G Jenkins Sr and numerous others dated late 1907, with entries noting suicides, accidental deaths, and a few murder cases linked to the turmoil.
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John G. Jenkins
New York
Owen Hob
West
Charles 1
Haris
Eutelde
Novelty
Underwood
Columbia
Roosreng
Ultrodt
Nicholius M. Smith
Simith
Louis Stems
Avin Weokok
Pitie
Vorgors
Jani
Charles Wadsworth Willinoy
Tritten
Vohming SR
Geant
Produce Exchange
Mebrning
Col Ragen
CVE Way
Witney FS
Sabbehde
Maha Mae
Melvin Hell Esty Feared in Local Deaths and Alleged Links
A garbled dispatch notes Melvin Hell Esty and references a family history with ties to Wiltnow and Pierinnakh. It mentions a past Kernels on Merve and a Mohter figure, with unclear accounts of a death and a few other unnamed events.
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Melvin Hell
Ape
Matias
Pitino
Wiltnow
Hell
Ernie Bel
Pierinnakh
Pre Red Poone SHS Hoeunge His Son bebe deny tod Win
Unclear OCR text with fragmented names and phrases. The readable items mention a person named Pavel and several garbled terms suggesting a local school or event. No coherent facts or outcomes emerge to summarize clearly.
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Hoeunge
Bebe
Tod
Pavel
Tolley
Notable Altercation Ends in Knighthood Incident on Street
An encounter on a crowded street between a Black man and a white individual, ending in violence. The event involves Denne I. Mapp and a woman named Dames Mebonolit, who accidentally caused the altercation. Authorities reported the melee as a public disturbance with unclear motives.
Campaign Talk on Trade Rates and Panama Canal Aid
The debate centers on a joint Senate resolution by Senator Eryo to use American ships for cement material transport to the Panama Canal construction. Proponents argue for a mandatory use of U S vessels regardless of distance, citing economic and strategic needs, while opponents seek restrictions and clarity on federal direction.
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Eryo
Panama
Gma
Dronett
Senate
Beye
Cami
Anerch
Vegardless
Wis Veromiry
Wester
Louisiana
United
Peepeeu Ely
Ciberson
Tacoh
Didier
Vainsnorta
Baibee
AGATE
Double tragedy rocks cotton mill town in Marion County
A Friday morning shooting at a cotton mill left one man dead and another severely wounded. Luther Tewitt, a young employee, shot Ar Chir Stephens then wounded himself fatally after a failed second attempt. Stephens, the mill’s night watchman, and the deceased were both residents of Marion County families. The community remains shocked as investigators and local doctors treat the injured and assess motive.
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Conpjer
Marion
Luther Tewitt
Chir Stephens
Hiebeck
Pisilins
Stephens
Hewitt
Willi
Templar
G. Smith
Smith
Anthulian
Mi Villafge
Jund
Sethae Steyhenk
2 Stephens
Marion County
Fire suspected in Maryville blaze damaging blocks on Oak Street
A blaze on Thursday destroyed part of a building and damaged nearby structures on dirt and Oak streets in Maryville. Authorities believe the fire was set by an incendiary device, with investigators noting suspicious marks and possible arson signs.
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Shy Ohhieve
Denis Tye
Othera
Maryville
Cale
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