Obituary notices and election results facets
Obituary notices and tributes of respect are described as free of charge up to one hundred words, with paid rates applying for longer notices. The text also reports latent election returns showing Aiken and Prince as candidates, Brown and Thompson for Legislature, Pool and McAlister for Supervisor, Craig and Martin for Superintendent of Education, and Keay and Barooté for Treasurer. Also listed are elected officers: Dr E G Doyle for House of Representatives and D A Smith as Judge of Probate. Additional counties indicate Nathaniel Philips as County Commissioner and other governor and senator contenders.
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Aiken
Latimor
Ofther Evanw
Elliott
Southern extension plans extend to Murphy and beyond
The Murphy branch of the Southern Railway is slated to extend 123 miles from Asheville toward Murphy, then onward to Maryville and Rabun Gap, aiming to connect with other lines through Georgia and South Carolina. Two corps of engineers are at work, with projected savings in haulage costs. In Charleston Isle of Palms tragedy: Leon Phinizy and Van Voronee, 13 and 1, drowned among 850 orphans at a seaside outing. Rudolph Harrington saved as undertow pulled two youths from the surf. bodies recovered.
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Murphy
Southern
Asheville
Bushnell
Little Tennessee River
Maryville
Rabun
Corps of
Southern Railway
Charleston
Leon Phinizy
van Voronee
Railroad worker bitten by swarms of mosquitoes
Charles Jonson, a Rock Island railroad employee living near Clarion, was attacked by thousands of mosquitoes while on duty. He built fires to drive them away, but smoke failed. He remained at his post all night and grew violently ill by morning, now under physician care.
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Fidora
Lown
Anguat
Charles Jonson
Clarion
Oar Boro
Jonson
Rock Island
Partial Result of Democratic Primary Election for County Officers
Partial results note a county primary with local civic mentions. The quirky local prose references names, meetings, dances, and a suspicious line about Franke Andrew of Detroit facing a bank robbery sentence, illustrating a mix of community notes and a distant criminal case.
Annapolis Candidates Named for Naval Academy Class of 1906
Annapolis Mich August 24 A list of additional school candidates for admission to the Naval Academy in 1906 has been announced. The names include Alfred M Marshall of Charleston South Carolina Norman M Sith of Williston South Carolina John Fenty Towers of Homer Gary Sahel Dixon Jr of Fayetteville Alabama and others.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Alfrer M. Marshall
Charleston
Norman M. Sith
Williston
S.C
John Fenty Towers
Hom
Gary Sahel
Dixon, Jr
Fayetteville
Ala
Funeral of Gen Siegal and tributes by comrades
The funeral for Gen Siegal drew vast crowds as surviving comrades recalled battles they fought shoulder to shoulder in two hemispheres. Carl Schure, a comrade from the 1848 uprising and the Civil War, stood by the bier and spoke with emotion, his voice shaking as he recalled their tag team in battle. The casket lay in state for three hours while thousands filed past the coffin and laid flowers and jewels as tokens of respect.
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Ork
Biegel
Siegal
Carl Schure
Europe
Schura
Atate
Clemson College Prepares for September Opening
Quiet on the hill as Farmers Institute ends and Clemson College readies for the September 10 opening. Over 600 students accepted, applications still arriving, and president elect rumors swirl among trustees meeting August 20. Acting president Col. M T Mardin guides affairs while a new public reception replaces previous midnight paddling.
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Clemson College
Farmers' Institute
Vanes
M. Ti. Mardin
Udenta
Campna
Rural community notes and local mentions from Beaverdam area
A scanned local column records community happenings, visitors and personal notices in Beaverdam and surrounding towns. It mentions church revival conflicts with meetings, a few young women visiting, a gossiping aunt and niece, a farewell chart, and Henry J Shatnock of Shelleburg being cured by four boxes of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets.
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Bonth Union
Minor
Ella Todd
Seneca
Helene Thompson
Fair Elay
Janie Wyly
Richland
Vannie P. Long
Greenville
Tunate
Alog Young Indy
Roy. A.V. Marott
Beaverdam Association
Henry J. Shatuok
Shelleburg
Town
Chamberlain
J. W. Bell
Announcements of candidacy and public notices in Columbus
Ohio reporters publish a batch of political notices and upcoming events. Candidates for county offices including superintendent of education and county supervisor announce their intent subject to Democratic primary action. A church meeting program and a volcanic eruption update from Martinique accompany local notices and health product ad.
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V. EF
Materey
Oconee County
L. Ofsar
8. M. Poor
D. Frank McAliste
D. 1 Niewor
Oconos
John R. Zachary
J. R. Kay
Punty ‘Treaaurer
Aubjoot
J. H. Bannert
Treasnier
YOUNG LADY'S LIFE SAVED BY CHAMBERLAIN'S REMEDY
In Panama Columbia a young girl with severe enteric illness improved dramatically after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. Dr Chas H Utter notes ineffectual prior treatments, then a rapid recovery within three days and full restoration in a week. Sold by J W Bell. Also a cold remedy via Bronhoquinine tablets.
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Chas
H. Utter
Panama
Columbia
Chamberlain
Diarthan
Aga
J. W. Bell
EK. W. Grove
Trunk and Valise Clearance Drives Dry Goods Sale
A vigorous clearance sale in dry goods and clothing continues with varied trunks and valises priced from 1.50 to 8.50. Summer goods must be sold by end of August to make room for winter inventory, with coats and related items advertised as available at discounted rates.
Pioneer picnic speech by former Governor sparks rural praise
At Oak Orchard a crowd of 8000 heard former Governor David I. Ailipone praise farmer courage and independence while rejecting cheap solutions and endorsing labor remuneration. Local testimonies included a chef’s claim for Chamberlain’s remedy and a Choctaw Indian murder suicide in Cedar County.
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Albion
David I. Ailipone
Orleana County
Oak Orchard
Iiiil
Anii
Hill
Rescue at Forest Point Aids Two Fall Victims
Miss Vinnie Tucker fell over a cliff at Forest Point with Sidney Cowan aiding. Cowan grabbed a bush to halt their slide, shielding Tucker as they dangled above a 300 foot drop. Companions formed a rescue party to reach them and bring them to safety.
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Mont Eagle
Tom
Forest Point
Vinnie Tucker
Sidney Cowan
Nashville
Aprang
Cowan
Mina ‘Tooker
Ming Tucker
Do You Get Up With A Lame Back
Kidney trouble spawns misery and Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root is promoted as a cure all for kidney liver and bladder troubles. The ad claims wide testing in hospitals and private practice and offers a free sample bottle and a book by mail to readers who mention the notice. It includes a mailing address in Binghamton New York and notes sizes sold by druggists.
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Boscheo
J. HL
Darby
Valhalla
Stribling Drug Co
Sonver
Greon
Chamberlain
J. W., All
Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Bing
Nhamton
N. Y
Howe Ot
Fair Play Lovats and local notices mix in August issue
The August Fair Play page lists campaign social notices from Athens to Spartanburg, mentions Mrs Dobbs caring for her mother, and notes local visits and travel. It also includes medical advertisement for Hood Halim claiming blood and skin cures, and a debt summons from South Carolina with a court date and names Sloan Liddell Maddox.
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Mantias
Mra
Watson
Klara T. Dobbs
Athens
Eilen Burton
Menara
Barnard
Smith Ane Whitman Fortaon
Bibarton
Gnapont
Iast
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Shelon, Smith & Seek
Rane
Walhalla
Surf Ai Isle of Palms
Crows Roads
Lakehhurch
Wesleyan Methodiata
Mina
Harry Mativonia
Jodie Haley
Anderson
Myra
Reeder
Ford
Flora McCay
Indy
Mississippi
Jim Haley
Franke Andrew
Detroit
Mich
Congress
Ate, Os Co
Delmont
Bethiehem
Tans Asl
Webland
Weecedvereeesee
Westminster
Salem
Clamson College
Birmingham
Mra. Daniel
South Ale Wa
Devas
Danio
Jolly Springu
Soma
Besse
Little River
Mount Tabor
Adj Bhrves
Damascus
Aeasens
Tho
Ofhaun
Gen
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York
Peking
Lewin
Bruce
Chen Chou
Hu Han
Don
Chon Chou
Atlantic City
N. J
Teme
Tugalos
Ohio
Logislat
Dollah
Payadli
Columbus
Ohto
Ohio Legislature
Legislaturo
Friends of Cou. TK. A. Thompson
House of Representatho Gvasion
Domo
Aupreme ‘Court
Friends of Tok
W. M. Brow
House
House of Representatives
Senato
Democratic Party
Colored Union
Union of the 3d District of Sonow River Association
Cross Roads
Seneca Institute
W. M. Turner
Hunday
u—Missionary Bormon
Craig
Steward
Mont Pelo
Caathos
Island of
St. Lucia
Mont Peloe
Martinique
Tigris
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Ae Morgan
Maidrede
Brows
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Ma, JR
Brown Rin
Gream
Thwselesson
Penanie
Colle
M. W. Coleman & Co
Seneca, S. C
David B. Hill
Mro
Curtis Baker
Bookwalter
Parin
Texaa
Hue County
Cedar County
Little Rivar
J. W. Byrd & CO
J. W. Byrd
J. Q. Adama
Richardson & Byrd
Bgo
J. W. Byrd& Co
Richards
United
States Senate
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Kiehland
Belgront
West Union Zee
Benen
Westmnitiate
Wentininnier
Mountabs South Union Ij Ity
IB Ia Ntesaetic Nergy Hg
John F. Craic
Beat Perfumers
United States
Fair Play Lovats
Rakes
Hlood Tialm Co
J. H. Darby
Drageial
John, Liddell
Dace
Bald
B. Sloan
Ernest Liddell
John 'T
Liddell
Routh
Garoli
Ouonre
Magia
T. Is Stribling
Oconee
Stato Aforosal
M. Ruoter
Perio
Joseph Jefferon Markdox
Joseph Imaraon Maddox
J. J
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Hunoca Ity
Carolin
Defaurt
Jaynes & Igi Pinintii
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