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Newspaper
Pickens Keowee Courier
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1900
Page
2
Proceedings of Court record minor trials at Walthall Court last week. Multiple defendants appear with solicitors noted. Guilty verdicts and sentences include jail time and fines. Names of defendants and specific charges appear in scattered OCR.
Fragmentary OCR text shows many garbled words and names, hindering clear extraction of a coherent event. The legible parts hint at multiple people and places but lack a resolvable story or date.
A new statute affects public roads, mandating maintenance and preservation of the road system. Officials urge compliance to ensure safer travel, with details on responsibilities assigned to local authorities and timelines for implementation.
The article details a state act creating a county road system, specifying road bed width, drainage, land entry for road work, and compensation. It sets age ranges for labor, county by county work days, and penalties for obstruction, with Marlboro County taxing for road funds and oversight by commissioners. It also includes a Kentucky style anecdote of medical remedy usage for croup and community reliance on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
An early report details a violent home invasion near Hirzethianit where Tuytor Gavlshy and his brother Numan Goolshy allegedly hired Lohin to chop cotton. After an assignment went wrong, blows struck Dan Mim and his wife, injuring them and their infant as neighbors intervened, leading to arrests and a public safety inquiry.
A clipped Washington letter discusses Senator Spooner clashing with Uncle Ben’s feathers, potential foreign conflicts in Africa and the Philippines, and domestic party tensions. It notes Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and Porto Rican muddle as central to a volatile political climate, with Republicans pressing on war and policy while Southern Democrats resist.
A string of deadly and serious tunnel incidents left multiple killed and many wounded. Investigators from Kangol and Neon Tabiy gather at the scene as officials seek causes and safety improvements. Local authorities urge caution while listing the affected neighborhoods and responders.
The Pure Food Congress saw delegates from Prosperitys My, Florenen, and others promote pure foods and digestion aids. Reports mention remedies from Tutt's Liver Pills and Lutts Liver Pills, plus cautionary notes on overeating and stomach care. A related incident recounts accidental poisoning and a fatality linked to improper dining, underscoring health warnings.
Ex governor Solomon Moses of South Carolina faced arson charges in East Boston District Court amid a campaign-finance dispute. The defendant, a Winthrop resident, allegedly misappropriated funds intended for campaign supporters as investigators target ties to a political race. A separate incident reports Buck Johnson shot and killed at a store near Dooley's, Montgomery County, with a suspect later surrendering to the sheriff.
Satisfiction Guarannteed on Money Refused Jawelry of our manuements rented to give the waiver satisfaction uy money refunded Complete ring in Holled Gold Ware Gold Filled Gold Front Solid Gold A complete line of jewelry for sale by NALO NANDER Sem 8 Also notice to debtors and creditors final settlement Indebted to the SUM or of O Akitins decease are notified to make payment and estate settlement ready for date in April at Walhalla Conve House.
Advert reads Spring items and fabrics with low prices. Mentions baby clothes emblems and embroidery. Promotes fabrics like Solacco and flow fabrics, barrels of fresh items. Encourages farmers to shop before prices rise and notes ready stock delivery from multiple towns.
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