Governor J P Richardson dies at Hotel Jerome
News reports the death of Governor John Peter Richardson at the Hotel Jerome after a period of illness. The body lies in the parlor as state officials and citizens pay respects, with funeral plans pending due to family travel constraints. The Columbia Recorder notes strong public grief and honors for a man famed for honesty and integrity.
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John Peter Richardson
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Hotel Jerome
Richardson
John Peter Rishardaon
Rishardaon
Pon Loarning
Richardson Wre
Marny
Columbia
State House
Mayor Criticized Over City Council Actions in Atlanta Journal
Dr Aroughton criticizes the City Council and Mayor for what he calls inaction and whitewash. He urges a special council vote to investigate and for accountability, arguing the council failed to act and the mayor should be condemned or excused. Local notes touch on agricultural manure spread and farm land use shifts.
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Broughton
Chatie
Wadlward
Atlanta Journal
Conference on Young Women's Work At Asheville Held
A detailed report on the Young Women's Christian Association conference at Asheville describes sessions led by Miss Taylor and Miss McCorkie, with Bible study, mission talks, and social activities. Delegates from colleges and several workers attended, addressed by Rev J Wilbur Chapman and others, highlighting spiritual renewal and fellowship among young women.
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Anchoville
Southern Colleges
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Mann
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Young Woman's Christian Association
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Ashayilly College
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New York
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Greenville
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Davidsen
Yorkyills, & C
J. Wilbur Chapman
Philadelphia
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Richmond
Roy
Peaman
John J. Mott
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Layohn
Atranger
Wotler
Conan Marian
Prayey
Clemson Professor Rolfe to Join Clemson College as Botanist
A seasoned botanist, Prof Rolfe, elected by the Florida Agriculture College, will move to Clemson to head biology and horticulture. Born 1865 in Kansas, he studied at State College and Washington University, lectured across Florida and Georgia, and authored Bulletin 1 on fungal cases. He belongs to AAAS and American Pomological Society and has earned praise from Dr A. Geer of the Office of Experiment Stations.
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Clemson College
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Anderson
Rolfe
Clemson
P11
Rolfa
Prevent
Florida Agriculture College and Experiment Station
Lake City
Kantera Town
Town State College For Agriculture
Washington University
Washington, D.C
Towa
Wilson
Mme Ian
Florida State Horticultural Society
Tao Boen
Georgian Horticultural Society
Sina Kebranyy
Florida
American Awsoviation For the Advancement of Science
American Pomological Society
A. Ge "Er
Ofice of
Washington
Hay
Mrof
Rola
Ling
Fiverite
Aviv
TL Bay Beer
Paveral European Journale
Ania
Morray Institution
How to boil and bake a beef roast in simple terms
A rough cooking method describes boiling the meat first then baking it for tenderness. It suggests peeling the skin, boiling two hours, then dipping and baking at a moderate heat, finishing with drippings and a brown glaze. The instructions emphasize tender results and a gentle, even cook.
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Lavine
Senator Millan Praises Bryan At Seneca Fourth Of July
The Fourth of July celebration in Seneca featured Senator J. Millan as the speaker. He praised Bryan while critiquing Chicago platform reform demands and warned of Democratic Party divisions. He argued the Populist movement was fading and commented on Philippine policy and labor capital tensions, predicting future national upheaval if reforms stalled.
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BR. J. Millan
Seneca
Auavess
Bryan
Melvinley
Chicago
Uryan
People’s Party
South Caroline
Chiat
Lenven
Philip J Pine
Tuate Ag
Madurai
Toasts from Guinpaige Sapper to Five Captains
A garbled passage presents five toasts by a Guinpaige sapper addressing captains of England Riwaia Varkey Manon and Athovion. The toasts reference brave stands defending a Haye whey and invoke imagery of broken bars, the moon of Turkey, stars and stripes, and Great Britain, with unclear quotation fragments and misspellings.
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Manon
Athovion
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Turkey
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Great Britain
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United States of America
Town Killers and city growth noted in Aiken Journal
The Aiken Journal Review reflects on town killers, those who drain towns by moving purchases elsewhere, contrasting with local progress. It mentions a New York skyscraper plan, a 32 story structure on Broadway, a 265 foot front, and a cost around 8 million.
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Newapapara
Dillera
New York
The Virtue of Hot Water in Medical Quackery
A fragment from a historical paper extols hot water as a cure for congestion of the funga sore throat and other ailments, noting its use for toothache, croup, and digestion. It cites a dubious liver medicine and a humorous anecdote about a college professor and tickets, then shifts to a note about Athens Baptists voting on a dispensary and a stray line about a liver medicine sale.
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Tha Live Stock Journal
Anya
Athens Baptists
Terrible Texas Flood Devastates Farms and Livestock
The flood across central Texas wrecked crops and herds along the Brazos and Navasota basins. Losses run from millions to tens of millions, with hundreds dead or missing as towns like Brookshire and Sealey face isolation. Railways and bridges destroyed, aid efforts mobilized claiming 75,000 to 100,000 affected residents.
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Country Bridgen
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Tragic Murder at Chand Lake In Charleton Parish
A violent incident at Chand Lake near Charleton left Thomas W. Webly dead, killed by Ma. W. Smith after an argument during a gathering. Smith and his wife were jailed as investigators examine motives and possible plans for capital investments amid a public safety inquiry.
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Thomin W. Webly
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