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Newspaper

Marlboro Democrat

Location

Bennettsville, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1903

Page

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Murder Shocks Nandty Town In Anderson County

In Nandty Hot Supper at a hot supper in Anderson county township, Shug Jones and HiMelLy Reed confront two men. Reed shoots Jones' brother Wil, then fires again, killing another person and fleeing. Authorities and parties remain unsettled as the case unfolds with no immediate arrests.

Kook Minl Anderson County Shug Jones HiMelLy Reed Bexan Jones Wil Donca Treed

Pickpockets Target Union Station in Downtown St. George

Report details a rash of pocket thefts at the Union Depot and streetcar, with numerous victims including Dr. J. M. Hale and Mr. W. Bolin. Police searched for the thieves, noting a spring-blade knife device and multiple suspects. a large crowd hampered recovery efforts and witnesses described disruptive behavior by the thieves as they moved through the station crowds.

Tim Teporn Shell Caluable N. G Tule Columbia Union Depot JM. Hale Mary Volun BW. Bolin Sumter Bolint TS. Galloway Bik Union Stitun Mark Stoney Edgedald Union Station Ebey Thos Harmon Bowberry Dave Leon Ube Dar Tipaf Bers Mation Collec Lila Trapt Aswell Morber State Dispensary M Gamond Phich Malin Tvank Wiss Rice Wb Johnson M. Davis Wits Brillege Malewell Garpentor Heli Wabil Akenue Ile Restad

Murder Near Weldon Attracts Gloomy Inquest

A murder occurred in Weldon late Wednesday night as a motorcar collided with a train car, killing Levy Albig and injuring others. The assailant fled the scene, leaving authorities to pursue leads. A monument to Gen Sherman arrived in Washington amid a discussion of surviving Southern era monuments in Georgia and South Carolina.

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Separation Talk Sparks Atlanta Meeting on Race and Citizenship

Bishop H M Turner urged white and black Americans toward separation and a stark program of emigration as a solution to racial tensions. He argued white life cannot know the black condition, warned against misreading black aims, and condemned calls for full integration while promoting a controversial plan toward Africa.

United Julia Temple Grayen Aik H. M. Turner Atlanta Headley Mshop Turher Tie Noyre Africa Pab Tnore Wilcke Willytrathian Bradley

Prangw Case Convict Confesses to Multiple Murders

A convict at a penal colony relates a grim career of killings and body disposal. He claims to have slain for years, describing methods, hidden bodies, and a "wild passion for blood" as authorities weigh punishment and potential expansion of charges.

Hotel Jerome Privilege Rules Under Scrutiny in Columbia

A report from Colonel Hammett to Governor Heyward and Chairman Williams shows the Hotel Jerome overstepped tourist hotel exemptions by allowing non guests to purchase liquor. State authorities insist on strict observation of the dispensary act and will revoke exemptions if violations continue.

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Blind Tigers Endored Out In City Crackdown

In a periodical report the Coluable Record describes a crackdown on illicit saloons known as blind tigers. Police stings closed many venues and forced some operators to abandon businesses while patrons lament restricted access to drinks. Constables remain firm, arrests and detentions noted amid broad public denunciation.

Jawidy Ube Walsh

Two Strangers Accused in Large Fraud Case

A report describes alleged swindles by two men targeting G. 8, Burnham of Huettard, Onn. orb of 85,000. The scheme involved a doublerive and a broker, with a claim of a bet of 300,000 and a gun assault in Port Jarves, AL. Authorities pursue leads across several states as victims recount losses.

G. 8 Burnham Huettard Onn Orb Atrangers Hs Bim Bn Norrington Conn Synle Wimscl Loreham Durham Wis West Papleford

Unclear OCR Note on Police Action and Local Ordinance

Fragmentary Columbia Record text describes police measures against gambling games run by fakirs near the fair. It suggests visitors may favor the move and mentions sending the ordinance to a court, with fines possible. The wording is garbled and many names and places are unclear.

Columbia Record Fakire

Pass Him Around The Banters Of tin State Warned

A corrupted letter describes a ring in Spartanburg, detailing a forged check scheme tied to W A Dickson and a card claiming ALT affiliation. It names suspect Murrell, a Yorktown death, and a Delaware cotton controversy linking Congo State imports.

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Who Owns the Railroads in the United States

Sian Thvirpaan, head of a bureau, asked rail companies if there is a national system of railway securities. Thirty-nine leading companies answered, reporting 107,040 stockholders and 11,387 stockholders per railroad, with 202,471 miles of track. The piece argues rail ownership is widely dispersed among bondholders and the public through wages, interest, and dividends, totaling about 81 million in earnings.

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Remember This Gira A Goood Many Girl Society Entry

A fragmentary passage discusses women seeking better opportunities by adopting godly behavior and manners. It warns that speaking openly to men damages respect, while noting the value of confidence, virtue, and traditional roles in society.

Suge Dann Willy

Supreme Court Custody Saga Shocks North Carolina Papers

A garbled 19th century report claims Addrick Bwindiers seeks U S Supreme Court custody transfer from North Carolina authorities. The fragment references a surprise appearance and a legal wrangle over flight to Washington, with mockery of lawyers and a witch trial tone in a chaotic note from the Philadelphia Observer.

Addrick Supreme Court Belek Chitelonte Observer

Fractured Note on Arrest Refusal in Conjugal Case

A garbled report mentions a Congo entity calling polls Biatlan and demanding the arrest of Ler Lunbaud after a refusal to lean her. The fragment alludes to a conjugal contingency and a legal precedence vague in the text.

Congo Polles Biatlan Ler Lunbaud

Negro Issue Dominates Democratic Campaign Dialogue

Washington dispatch reports Senator Gorman's Saturday speech opening the Democratic campaign in Maryland. He argued with President Roosevelt’s policy on race, framing the negro question as central and urging a platform to force voters forward. Republicans see the plan as personal to Roosevelt while Democrats insist on broader party unity amid education and voting rights disputes.

Washington Gorman Maryland Rrussvelt Roonevelt Maine Delaware New Jersey West Virginia Ohio Tinos Iowa Kentucky Horman Roosevelt Booker Wickington Pho. Crain Campalgn Vichar Scoitor Gormuit Congress

Murderous Father Kills Two Children Then Surrenders

Jesse McGlure, living near Frankfort, Indiana, murdered his two sons aged two and seven after taking them for a ride. He lured them with candy, shot them in a fence corner, then fled toward Marion but surrendered when pursued by a mob. He confessed the killings saying his wife had left him and refused to return with him. Evidence includes his account of the ride and the chilling motive, and residents fear vigilante justice. In Georgia, Mrs. Talis Pittman died from fright after her husband’s loud alarm caused by a dramatic incident involving a Holke knife.

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Two Nagrons Hanged Over Williamson Champion Murder

The article reports two men named Nagrons hanged for the murder of Williamson Champion an unrelated individual. An accomplice Salo Arrington aided the state and was released. The hanging occurred publicly with military presence and a van used to transport the body.

Jim Simmuer Laverne Ald Sriddy Williamson Anotley Negro Salo Arrington Avidenes Ordar

A Snake Charmer Wounded in Rattlesnake Attack

A man named Crouch of Winston and his wife faced a dangerous incident at a tent show when a rattlesnake struck his right hand during handling. Despite severe wounds and venom effects, medical staff administered treatment. Crouch is expected to recover. Other items note a hospital case, a domestic dispute, a bold theft in Atlanta, and a train wreck with injuries.

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