Obituary, Court Proceedings in Local Sessions
Obituary notices and tributes up to one hundred words are free. Court proceedings in Sessions Court last week include The State vs Hughes dispensing violation continued. The State vs Phillips assault and battery with intent to kill continued. The State vs Turner breach of trust continued. The State vs Barton assault with intent to kill and carrying concealed weapons continued. Addis guilty, six months on chain gang or $200 fine. Stephens house breaking and larceny mistrial then continued. Common Pleas docket largely continued due to witness sickness. term adjourned Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sessions Court
Wy IT
Hughes
J, M, Phillips
W, N, Turner
John C. Barton
Thomas Addis
Hayne Stephens
Sinc
Common Pleas
An Interesting Letter from Texas and Local News
A Texas letter from Grayson county describes fertile areas and strong wheat corn oats and cotton yields with high bank deposits in the county. The writer praises Keowee Courier ties to Walhalla and notes regional prosperity and influx of settlers to Sherman and Denison. Oblique mentions of Vindicator editor testing Pain Basin relief and a local shooting and a Quebec coal stove explosion report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anion
Texas
di Courier
Lone Star State
Grayson
Red River
Sherman
Denison
Ocones
Walhalla
Keowee
Sam
North Carolina
Valhalla
Pickens
Oehee
Oconee
Test Cvop
Rutherfordian
Chiaberlain
Shist Beneft
Aimee
Uwe
Petleine St Nijdht
Yinger
Ex Sheriff Moss recalls Civil War tour at Chickamauga Park
Ex Sheriff W W Moss writes of a Civil War era journey visiting Missionary Ridge Snodgrass Hill and Chickamauga Park, detailing tower views from Orchard Knob, the Bragg and Grant headquarters, and battlefield sites like Bloody Pond and Alexander's Bridge. He notes park expansion with 5700 acres, 70 miles of roads, and monuments from many states while lamenting the absence of fellow veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Missionary Ridge
Delong’s Point
Chickamauga
Chickamauga Park
Grant
Orchard Knob
Bragg
Gen. Grant
Orchard 1
Chattanooga
Chickamanga Park
George IL
Thomas
Longstreet
Snodgrass Villand
Ringold
Alexander's Bridge
Brotherton House
Font
Lafayette Roads
Crawfish & Is
Glenn
Georgia
Iles
Viners House
Kelley Fields
Union
Snodgrass Hill
South Carolina
Yong
Fierce city blaze in St Louis wipes out mills and homes
A major fire in St Louis started in the Anphouser Huseh brewing plant around 1 PM and spread over six blocks. The blaze destroyed freight cars and damaged dwellings, mills, and repair shops, injuring several and possibly killing some. hundreds were evacuated as flames darkened the downtown area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Three Hat
Anphouser Huseh Brewing Company
Thames
Count Boni
Figaro
General Harrison at Rest in Crown Hill Cemetery
Benjamin Harrison's funeral drew 15000 mourners at Crown Hill Indianapolis with family, dignitaries, President McKinley and citizens from all walks of life paying tribute. The godly crowd reflected universal respect for the late leader, admired for honesty and ability in public life. Also mentions praise for Chamberlains Cough Remedy from a Petersburg baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Tnd
Benjamin Harrison
Crown Hill Cemetery
McKinley
General Harrison
Marlson
America
Latimer Denies Charleston Exposition Deal
Washington March 10 Congressman Latimer of South Carolina just back from Boston says claims he struck a bargain with Charleston to back the Exposition bill in exchange for legislative support for his Senate bid are groundless. He praises Charleston Exposition efforts and predicts success despite Congress not Granting the appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Latimer
South Carolina
Boston
St. James Hotel
Charleston
Southlina
Eliest
Tillman
Sol
Congress
South
Postmaster Change and Local Civic Notes in Seneca
In Seneca the change of postmaster will place Mrs Emma Harper in the role previously held by G W Tolbert, as the Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist church advances prayer and service. A mayoral race looms with several candidates, while civic events include oyster suppers for the library, a five dollar gold piece donation, and a forthcoming exposition committee from Oconee County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca
G. W. Tolbert
Emma Harper
Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Churchs
D P.m
W. S. Hamiter
Library Association
M. W. Colomani
South Carolina
B. F. Sloan
Walhalla
W. J. Lunney
Westminster
Anderson
HV. Fant
F. M. Carey
Fannie Crisp
Valhalla
B. M. Anderson
Episcopal Church
Ander
W.T. Capers
Ar. Capers
Vicksburg
Miss
Frank Alexander
Alexander
Hunter Brownlow
Mescimes Coleman
Jordan
West Union
Byrdie Thompson
Washington
Baltimore
Mary J. Swann
Dark Corner killing sparks chase and mob risk
In Dark Corner, Saturday afternoon Alex Bowers killed Jim Howard over a family feud. Bowers is in custody en route to Greenville as an angry mob reportedly pursues him, with Howard’s allies vowing revenge. Local magistrate and sheriff alerted as the incident unsettles Glassy Mountain township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Bowers
Jim Howard
Bowers
Greenville
Howard
Bill Gosnell
Ilighland
Glassy Mountain Township
Winchester
Bill Howard
Phillips
Gilreath
Seizure Notice in South Carolina District Office
Seizure notice from the Internal Revenue Service District of South Carolina lists property seized from Smith Hansinger and Tatham for violations of federal statutes. Requires bond or provisions under 31 U S C within 30 days to avoid forfeiture to the United States. details include firearms and corn whiskey. Deputy Collector Anson C. Merrick announces the action with date line 2-15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internist Revenue Service
District of South Carolina
Valhalla
Smith Hansinger and Tatham
United States
Anson C. Merrick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gdhe Meotoce Courier
Jaynes
Shelor
Smith & Steck
J. W, Bheloda
Smith
AY Bteck
Wwr
Teavecky
Marc
Hrasil
Indiana
Carl Tribble
Stella Snow
Wibbie
Hutto
Campbelltown
Little Caseau Quebecs
John Nithier
Ganthier & Arseneau Chants
Ganthier
W. W. Moss
Ig Fire
St. Louis
Bont Castellane
M. Detodays
la Liberte
M. Delodays
Count de Castellane
Polock
Parc Des Princes
Count de Dion
M. DeRtodays
Harrison
Chamberlain
Fr. Moran
Petersburg
Wdraquist
Dee J
Congressman Latimer
C. E. van Donson
Kilbourn
Wik
Ded
Wi Boll
Price Ceats
Samples Tree
Honi Castellano
W. Boyd Evans
Columbia
J.thomas Pate
Morence
Gov. McSweeney
Laurence Cl
Choice
Maronast
Benjamin Turrison
New Spanish Claims Commission
Exseuttor Chan [Ismet
Senate
Roturn
Andersen
Maren
Meswooney
Te Fauwrence Choice
Mareh Vith
Mnederiny Coleman
Dudge
Waitt
South 21
W. Bell
Walhall Rainer
Vernor Holloway
Tucker
Maurice Switzer
Mowitzer
Kuklux Grove
Vrof. Ivison
Lonaconing
JW. Bell
Hot Dog
New York
Carrie Jobus
West Lighteenth Street
Tobus
Cobus
Mzabeth Broadhead
Rockefeller
Mrs. Cobus
J. W. Tell
8. C
Sons of Veterans
Daughers
Deel
Ealing
the Weekly
Mia
Mitchell
Wilin Mitchell
Bath
Ruadene
Avi
Tichland
W. IL. Armstrong
Kiehland
S.C
Pitchford
ATG
Ay Norman's
el Petions
Joun
Caroline Tow
Mareh
Jone
Mx. Campbell
Seneca, S
Tl County
Davis Bridge
Chauga Creek
Pool
Sup F. A. IL
Schroder
Mpue County
Emerson
Little River
Ha. m
Cherry
Seneca River
S. M
Oder, Clark
Mary McAlyone
W. Pitchford
Mary McElvene
John T. Richey
D. Rickey
John 1 Richey
Bo Saxo
Dean & Earle
J. We Buelos
Lam
Alexander Wathatla
Ferris
M. W. Coleman & CO
Seneca, S. C
Hamilton-Brown
Oconee County
Indies
W. L. Norman
Atlanta
Carter & Company
Waltialila, SS. CO
P.S
Ntinue Busines
R. GC
Strother’s
Pal Carter
West Unon, S. C
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