Appeal for county exhibits at South Carolina Exposition
The Board of Commissioners of Goonoo County appeals to citizens to prepare special exhibits for the South Carolina Inter-State and West Indian Exposition in Charleston. It invites all to contribute across farming, horticulture, and local industries, aiming to attract capital, enterprise, and improved roads, with a public meeting set for January 26, 1901, at the Court House to plan the display.
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Oconoo County
Goonoo County
Charleston
Olster
First Olaun
Timo
Ionne
Purpoko
Bell
Industrial training aims to boost Southern mills and schools
The South seeks industrial training across mills and shops to equip thousands with technical skills. Clemson College and North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts illustrate the industrial education impact with economic projections for textile products. University and state regents push home technology education to meet rising manufacturing demand and engineer, textile, and farming workforce needs.
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Dolngattle
Bouthorn
Nichmond
Ih Hin
Clemaon College
Sartzog
South Carolina
George ‘L. Winston
North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arta
North Carolina
Sollogo Ja
University of Texaa
Lexans
Jones
Arkanans
Charley Ross
Fatally Wounds His Daughter by Shot at Night
A Clayton constable Hatcomb fired a shotgun at a figure entering his yard after rocks were thrown at his house for weeks. The shot fatally wounded his own sixteen year old daughter Cynthia as she returned from a neighbor’s rondance, the noise and chaos unfolding on the public road near the home. The weapon held No 2 squirrel shot and was fired from about twenty feet away.
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Sonator Inkett
Manhattan
New York Senate
Senator Plunkett
Fata
Charlie Rony
Charlie Roms
New York
Monhor
Ross
Philadelphia
Mosher
Hia Companiona
Charlo Ross
Rona
Moshor
Clayton
Gay Saya
Tin Halcomb
Clayton mUitio
Hada
Halcomb
Porson
Cynthia
Iade
Rescue at Sea: Steamship's Four Day Stranding Ends
Admirals and lifeboats honored as the French mail steamer Rustile, wrecked off Faramon, is saved after a brutal four day ordeal. Passengers, crew, and a worried crowd watch as lifesavers pull families and officials from the buoy line, all land safely with no injuries reported.
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Sean Vanneoit
Adiiral Berson
Faramon
Giesel
Butt
Agamother
Aufo
Sound
Admiral Bornon
Steamship Company
Oran
Algeria
Margoilles
Algiers
Parlantz
J. W. Bell
Chamberlain
Dispensary profits and eleven month fiscal report
The document reports eleven months of fiscal results for a state dispensary with total purchases of 1 400 290.7b dollars and gross sales of 9 491 840.93, yielding net profits to state, counties and towns totaling 174 178.40. It notes a twelve month projection of 500 863.70 with a rise in profit over last year and attributes the increase to shifting trade. The text references Senator Tillman and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as unrelated items.
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Tillman
Neb
Over 150 Die In Orient Steamer Disaster At Sea
Reports from the Orient say a passenger steamer with more than 600 aboard sank in eight minutes after a rudder failure near Yung Ki. Most on deck survived. interior passengers including women and children perished. Separately, Col. William L Trenholm, former U S Comptroller, died in New York at 65 after lung congestion, leaving a Charleston lineage and Washington society ties.
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Tacoma
Wash
Orient
West River
San Juan
Canton
Yung Ki
Wm. L. Trenholm
Charleston
Cleveland
New York
Col
Trenholm
Gov. A. Trenholm
Treasury
Jeffarson Davis
Confedercy
Washington
Treasury Department
Ard trap record set at Intoratato Park by A H Fox
New York January records show A H Fox of Baltimore scoring 120 live birds hit out of 130 at thirty yard rise. One bird died out of bounds when a dog moved it, altering the official record. Fox already holds multiple live bird marks and a world double trap record with 80 out of 100.
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New York
Intoratato Park Grounds
A. H. Fox
Baltimore
Fox Aready
Idoubloa
Inauguration Next Week With Legislature Proceedings
Governor and staff prepare for inauguration next week as Speaker announces committee assignments in the House. Brown sits on Penitentiary and Public Buildings while Thompson serves on State House Grounds and Public Printing. Senate member Herndon sits on committees including Penal and Charitable Institutions. Several measures move forward, elections await, and a reception for Assembly members is planned in Columbia.
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I Gbyirnos
Senate
Josaion
Houe
Judge Townend
House
South Carolina
Bryan
Stevenson
Columbia Clubs
General Assembly
Murder at Gorham Farm Strikes Family
In Gorham Maine on a Saturday two robbers broke into the Moshter home killing Thomas Moshter and severely injuring his mother Mrs Rufus Moser aged 72. A negro suspect William Hands was arrested with a blooded razor money and a watch found on him. Robbers ransacked the house taking valuables before fleeing. Mrs Moshter survived after seeking aid at Freeman Richardson's house. The crime shocked Portland police as they recovered blood soaked fence stakes believed to have been used in the killing.
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Portland
Maine
Mra
Rufus Ma Ier
Gorham
Wm. Hands
Scarbord
Moshior
Billa
Moshier
Bra
Moshler
Moshter
Assault on Eva Roth in Kansas town shocks community
Lenvenworth Kansas January 12 Miss Eva Roth a well known young woman was attacked by a negro named Krad Alexander as she walked home near the high school on South Broadway He seized her throat threw her down cried for help Professor Evans responded Alexander fled A mob formed and Alexander was captured and jailed Police later hid him as rumors spread he murdered Pearl Forbes earlier in November 6 near downtown Roth identified Alexander as her assailant
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Lenvenworth
Kan
Eva Roth
Krad Alexander
Roth
Professor Evans
South Broadway
Alexander
Milas Roth
Misa Roth
Miss Pearl Forbes
Valhalla Revival Echoes in Century Backstreet Plans
A Town of Valhalla revisits memories of the Mountaineer Hire Company and old communal gatherings. The piece urges civic steps: relocate the old waterworks building, expand the thoroughfare, form a business club, host a semi centennial carnival, invite military camps, and welcome manufacturers to invest. It notes Fort Motte Guards camp praise and suggests suitable grounds and a dress parade site. The Kicker promotes Chamberlain's tablets and cites the Census Bureau center of population near Columbus Indiana after westward and southward shifts.
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Walbatin
Mountaineer Hire Company
Roy Ep Patel
Wid
Walhalla
Denny
Valhalla
Bualnosa Longue
Gun Club
Nioe
Fort Motte
F. W. Proper
Hoya
Burov
Washington
Indiana
Columbus
Debtors and Creditors Notified in Oglesby Estate
Debtors and creditors of the estate of Washington Oglesby, deceased, are notified to make payment to the undersigned. All persons having claims against the estate must present them duly attested within the legal period or be barred. Lifton H. Miller, Executor. January 15, 1901.
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Washington Ogleaby
Oro
Lifton H. Miller
Washington
Oglesby
Executor's Sale of Real Estate in Walhalla
Executor under Washington Oglesby will offers real estate in Oconee County South Carolina at public sale to pay debts. The tract borders James Ward Ray and Milford Janda on Choestoo Creek near Tugaloo River, about half a mile from Westminster. Contains about seventy nine acres more or less, described in older deeds and plats, with references to Ballen Horton Handock and Fullerton survey. Sale to be held February on courthouse steps between legal hours.
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Washington Oglesby
Court House
Walhalla
8. C
Oconee
South Carolna
James Ward
Choestoo Creek
Tugaloo River
E. L. Ballen
Rorton, Handock
Offica Plotons
Robert Fullerton
South Carolina
J. H. Smnithgow
Prucilla Ward
Prucilia Ward
Cansada
Washington
Clifton H. Miller
Washington Ookesby
W Meriwether
Oconke
Court OF Common Pleas
Poe
N. A. Hendrix
William Holden
Keowee River
Elijah Sandora
John C. Galloway
Alde
Koowee River
Hickory Corner
Spanish Corner
D. W.fendle
D. W. Fendley
Tiver
Danville
Main Street
Toor
J. W. Holleman
Oconee County
Final Settlement Notice for Woolbright Estate
A tract of land sale is announced for Mrs M A Horton Mrs J J Smith Mrs Sallie EK Hunt Mrs Ida Woolbright HP Woolbright WN Woolbright and J B Woolbright. The Executors SMITH and W T HUNT will apply to Judge of Probate at Walhalla Court House on February 25 1901 at 11 AM for final settlement and discharge from the executors office for the estate of William S Woolbright deceased. Dated January 9 1901. Judge of Probate A SMITH Bon t.
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M. A. Horton
J. J. Smith
Sallie EK
Hunt
Ida Woolbright
HP. Woolbright
WN. Woolbright
J. B. Woolbright
St Walhalla Court House
Woolbright
Smith
W. T. Hunt
Iana
A. Smi
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