Fifty Seventh Congress Opens at National Capitol
Washington December 2 The Fifty Seventh Congress assembled with large crowds. The ceremony featured songs and decorations as members arrived early. David Henderson of Colorado and May of Virginia were named Speaker nominees, with Henderson elected and sworn in by Representative Bingaman. The Senate opened with numerous foreign dignitaries and a parade of resolutions and acknowledgments.
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Remedy praised for cough relief and remedy vendors
A report from Charleston notes positive user testimonials endorsing a cough remedy, with residents citing two months of relief and urging others to try it. The piece also covers legal moves by the Attorney General against an oil mill company and a fertilizer inquiry, highlighting the broader state effort to challenge the Southern Cotton Oil Combination and similar monopolies.
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Wadenor
Columbia
Generil da Randy
Shuto
Aiken County
Allan Industrial Company
Pviau
Holley
Thyta
Tub
Akon
Touk
George W. Croft
Alloa
Henderson
Lolinger Haw Jub Vo
Pimimer
Alkon
Fay
South Carolina Conference notes and editor vote details
The report covers the Methodist South Carolina Conference proceedings with editor selection, votes on ministers, and the Columbia Female College move. Also noted are missionary board activities, district appointments, and memorials urging tobacco abstinence among ministers.
Obscure Crime Report From 1802 Newspaper Clipping
A scrambled OCR fragment details a death and failed suicide attempt. Bertha Merrion of 657 Blake Street is reported in Denver, with police indicating a near-fatal self harm incident. A surgeon and officers describe efforts to save her, noting alcohol and whiskey involvement.
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Col
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Bertha Merrion
Blake
Kithoragh
Twenty Nogroos Bhot and the Winchester Incident
Fragmentary wartime report recounts a shooting where Rob NON Wout and others were wounded by a weapon. The piece mentions religious exemption debates about vaccination and references to medical opinions and a Queen Regent ceremony. It also notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy promotion and a royal birth with a future prince named Altona Andrew. Educational association plans in Columbia are also touched.
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Altona
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Order of the Golden Ilocos
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Cough Remedies in Children Featured in Local Notice
A shaky OCR notice touts a remedy for coughs and colds in children sold by Dry Jo We Holly Rugond Cramor and associates. It mentions Dr. Jo Cramor, a Columbia Opera House manager, and notes the seller died at 63 after Civil War service, with a long history of health product promotions. The piece cites a general endorsement but lacks medical validation.
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Welday
Cramor
Obscure Text Fragment Prompts Speculation on Surrender
Fragmentary OCR text hints at an oblique announcement involving students, colleges, and a surrender reference. The garbled lines mention Peruvian or Spanish terms, a possible theater or school setting, and names that appear misread, with no clear events or dates.
Fragmentary OCR Note Provides Lively But Confusing Text
The readable parts hint at a dated event or notice with names and locations but the rest is garbled. Specific persons or places remain unclear, making it hard to determine a clear event or outcome from the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR Tale of Atlanta News Scene
Fragmented readable phrases hint at a Savannah Atlanta region story with references to names and events. The text contains garbled names, dates, and locations, suggesting a historical town report or announcement obscured by OCR errors. The core facts remain unclear but indicate a regional education or governance context and a March or November timeframe.
Fall Bevan Hundrad Foot Coaielay to Poon Havembor 80
Fragmentary OCR text describes a fatal incident at a location named Ravinia with unclear details. Names and specifics are severely garbled, but mention of a death and a boat or barge context, with several unreadable terms and numbers. No clear dates, organizations, or individuals can be reliably identified from the readable fragments.
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Ravinia
Notice to Debtors and Creditors of J. Calhoun Estate
Notice to debtors and creditors of the estate of J. Calhoun, deceased, requires payment to the undersigned executor Rutherford. All claims must be presented within the time prescribed by law or be barred, with November 1, 1901 as the date for notices.
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Nrutherford
J. My Cwlhoun
Executors Sale At Public Auction In Fair Play
Executors announce a public sale to the highest bidder on Monday December 6 at 11 o'clock AM at Fair Play. The sale includes two land tracts along the Tugalo River totaling about 250 and 72 acres with bottom and forest land. Terms require one third cash, balance in two equal annual installments with interest, secured by mortgage on the properties. The lands are part of A J Marett deceased, under the will. Brooutory A November 18, 10.
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Algo
Aituate
A. J. Marett
Notice of Estate Administration in Oconee County
State of South Carolina Oconee County probate notice for the estate of D. P. Robins. William Stribling and others request administration. Court of Probate at Walhalla to hear on December 13 1901 at 11 in the forenoon. Publication dated November 20 1901. Judge A. Smith.
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Herkas Wm
J. Stribling
D. P. Robins
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Robins
Probata
Walballa Court
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Smith
Odohoo County
Kho Koowwe
Notice of Stock Increase and Preferred Dividend Plan
The Board of Diggeters of the funson Cotton Mills calls a stockholders meeting for January 4, 102 at 2 p.m. to consider increasing capital stock to 150,000 common shares and 150,000 preferred shares, with a 7 percent annual dividend on preferred stock and conversion to First Mortgage Gold Bonds after ten years. Common stock limited to 7 percent dividend until preferred is paid. loans secured only if retirement of preferred is provided.
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