Beeryage Lodge Plans Courted Reform At Providence
WEGROES HORTING SOUTH Dublin Ga November 24 The Beerage Living to the ponthood of New Providence church near Dublin has formed a society to inquire into members lives and correct faults. A member failing to right a wrong is whipped in a court martial with counsel from members. Since formation a few weeks ago three members were found guilty and whipped. FOR PROTECTION AND AGAINST LYNCHERS Indianapolis August 20 A national federation of Mogrooa was organized to protect members from mobs and punish lynchers. 48K YOU AMNILATION Wilkowbarro Pa August 24 A People's Alliance committee urged Senators Quay and Penrose to secure arbitration in the coal strike, meeting President Mitchell who offered cooperation and statistics from the miners’ point of view. A PEACH MISSION Hixleton Pa August 24 Dr Moe Cacohy and others of the People’s Alliance went to New York to work toward ending the strike, plan kept private.
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Dublin
New Providence Church
Nooioty
Chargon
Indianapolia
Sovater Quay
Peach Mission
Hixzleton
Moe Caohey
Matthew Long
Harry Silverman
People's Alliance of
Haxleton
New York
Eaver
People's Alliance
Dusinesa
Jand Minora
Return Items and Local Notices From August Meeting
A sequence of August meetings led by Rova, Nelson, and Morgan reports ten church additions. Local names include Prof J. Goo of Franklin County Georgia closing a ten day singing school. Various residents such as Luther Sanders ill with fever, J J Martin gin work, Horace Stone’s visit to Bolton, W A Dunlap family from Winterville, Lillie Crooke of Newry visiting, I A Hayes of Pelzer, and Amon Julian returning from Greenville and Pickens. Baptism planned for Poplar on first Sunday in September with six candidates, three reinstatements, and others by letter. Eyewitness notes mention Ellen Cobb of Greenville visiting, and a crowd attending a Weat Union Baptist sermon. Mrs. W S Hodge leaves Newry for Gonzales Texas. T Lodge has been away two months. Mrs. Thomas Addin and children in Newry visit relatives. D F McAlister returned to spend Sunday with widow and orphans. Bob Kay met residents to greet them before travel.
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Horace Stone
Bolton
W. A. Dunlap
Winterville
J. B. Martin
Misa Lillie Crooke
Newry
Mins Illa LeRoy
Poplar
Aviguss
J. H. Stone
Reva
J. Mi Sandere
A. Merritt
W. Abbott
Bearden
Ellen Cobb
Greenville
Weat Union Baptist Church
J. M. Sandera
W. S. Hodge
Seneca
Gouales
Tlodge
Hoig
Poe
Ana
Mill
Wits
New Orleans
Thomas Addinvand
Charles Addin
Alek Ohic
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Era of great trusts warned by Sage and Morgan
Interview quotes Russell Sage alleging that further gigantic corporations threaten free trade and that popular revolt and financial ruin could follow. Sage cautions against universal combinations and favors limited industry groupings to prevent a single overwhelming power. He notes mixed opinions on mergers and cites differing views on corporate consolidation.
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New York
Russell Sage
A. Pierpont Morgan
Businese
Georgia peaches and royal schemes across oceans
Reports from Macon Georgia that Hale Orchard Company shipped two carloads of peaches to England to test shipping in first class condition and market price viability. Madrid dispatches claim King Alfonso plans a South American marriage to mend finances and threaten nobility reforms. Buffalo and Niagara Falls notes cover Senator Hanna ruling out coal strike arbitration. New York circles push Roosevelt to call Congress to end the coal strike.
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Macon
Hale Orchard Comepany
England
Georgia
Halo Orchard Company
Georxia
Madrid
Alfonso
Poblan
Latin America
South America
Grand Order of the Annunciado
Spain
Order of
Alfonse
Widow Margaret Tillman Baptized At Clark's Hill Church
The Badgefield Chronicle reports a recent protracted meeting at Clark's Hill Baptist Church led by Rev. P B Lanham with Rev. Arthur Crane assisting. Eleven persons were baptized including Mrs Margaret Tillman widow of the late Hon George D Tillman and mother of Col Jas Tillman.
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Badgefield Chronicle
Clark's Hill Baptist Church
P.B. Lanham
Arthur Crane
Margaret Tilhman
George D. Tillman
Col
Jas
Tillman
Fork Townships Honor Roll sketches Confederate survivors
From the Anderton County archive, Fork Township honor roll sketches survive. It names Thomas Ble olamie of Fort Pendleton, Laurona lineage, and family moves through South Carolina and Minnesota. It follows Clark lineage, Revolutionary ties, and Civil War service from Abbeville to Johnston’s capitulation, with notes on education and religious affiliation.
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Fork Township
Anderton County
Jolly Family and Civil War Veteran Records Unearthed
The document profiles JOHN MARION JOLLY born near South Union Oconee county July 27 1843 and his father Willian Jolly mother Jane Bradyon detailing farm work schooling and his service in Company K 22d South Carolina Infantry through the Petersburg mine disaster surviving four of seven men. It notes Jolly’s marriage to Eliza Jane Marott and their five children while outlining other regional veterans and a medical ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills.
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Anderson Daily Mail
Thomas Ble Olamie
Pendleton Factory
Aupoten
Achor Wag Wil Clack
Laurona County
Permelia Jackaph Thomin
Anderson County
C. Clarks
South Carolina
Virginia
Columbus
Minnlanippi
Wotumpka
Alm
Euzabeth Grant
William Grant
Ling
Andornon
Oconee
Hopton Bar
Clark
Thomas
Revoluonary
Ufe
Larjce
Marshalls
Abbeville
Abbeville Court House
South
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Alcirminben Jn
South Union
Doonee County
Joan Sailuyon Price
Retreat
Oconee County
John G. Price
Fanny Brown
Thomas Price
Polly Johns
Perry Keone
W. K. Harbin
David H. Mosner
R. O. Tribble
Charleston
Bure
Hart's Island
New York
Pen
Charlton
Agua
Lucilda Be Martin
Rattaw Martin
the Fork
Oakway
Double Spring
John Marion Jolly
Willian Jolly
Jane Bradyon
Carrie Dumas
Jolly
Marm
Forks
Baptist Church
Wilmington
N. C
Minsientopt
Appomattox
Petersburg
Daylifdyto
J. M. Jolly
F. M. Cleveland
Tip Lindsey
Campbell
Wan Hhawing
Cleveland
Lindsey
Texas
Campball
Ovones
Ford
Fairfield County
Caro
Columbia
Rade
Jane Martin
Andy
Townville
8. C
South Carolina Cavalry
Black
Abbaville
Methodiat Church
W. A. Dickson
The Johnnie of Fifty Years Ago
A reflective piece contrasts the Johnnie of fifty years ago with the present and ponders the Johnnie of fifty years hence. The text notes earlier rising, chores, and hearty meals then contrasts with modern laziness, light meals, and reliance on streetcars, ending with a musing on mortality.
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the Johnnie of
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promises Health to Women
A distorted, promotional ad extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as restoring health for the delicate womanly organism. It claims the medicine cures womanly diseases, stops inflammation, and makes weak women strong, urging readers to accept it as a universal solution.
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Pierce
Bat Hon
Tata
Tye
Bear Hunt With Roosevelt Promised in North Carolina
A Sentinel Asheville dispatch says President Roosevelt will visit Asheville in September after Chattanooga on September 8. He is to be offered a bear hunt in the North Carolina mountains led by Big Tom Williams, with Wilson claimed as the state's top bear hunter preparing for a showdown with the President.
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Knoxville
Sentinel
Ashevilley
N.C
Roonervalt
Asheville
Chattanooga
Caculina Mountains
Big Tom” Williams
Mitchell
Professor Mitchell
Wilson
Fast Ship Sets Delaware Coast Run Record
Philadelphia reports the battleship Malue back at Cramp’s yards after a final Cape Alin voyage. It reportedly set a new coast distance record of 410 miles in 24 hours 10 minutes at 16.01 knots between the Boston Lightship and the Overfall Lightship off the Delaware coast. Meanwhile the Atlantic Power Company announced a $1,000,000 project to build a Chattahoochee river facility and supply Atlanta with electricity. No disturbances were noted on election day in South Carolina.
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Congress
Ka. Co
Fair May
Belmont
West Union
Bethlehem Vec Ccccceey
Oak Grove
Doener Bree
Weatminster No
Fe Richland
Jay
Salam
Teyles
Aor
Oakwas Clemson College
Neler
Tn A
Walhalla
Holly Springs
Wassea
Tn Pr
Cherry
Amy
Jordania
Harlow Mill
Fort Madison
Acadian
Ah Tigh Falls
Philadelphia
Pheew
Malue
Cramp
Cape Alin
Veswel
Boston
Overfalla
Delaware
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D. F. McAlister
Bob Kay
Agricola
C.W
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Wu Ting Fang
China
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Johnson
Roosevelt
Dutfalo
Nev
United States
Tianna
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Hannay
Morgan
Europe
Central Federation Union
New York City
Viciaity
Moorevelt
Margaret Tillman
F. , J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
J. Chenry & Co
Draggiata
Hall
Johnnie
Suchoor
State OF Officers
United States Senate
Sianit
Prinyivaninny
Bethlehem
Claman Goblins
Chevry Hill
Conninasa Pa
Richland Heen
Lotte
Dacre
Mount Pubes
Cajon Dhait
Az Port Madison
Malviy
Dordanin
Tal An
Kutta
Eins
Pcan Ses
Miles
J. W. Woodcock
Coun Reed
Bal Hn
Indy
Mya. M.A
Ur. Miles
Dr. Milen Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
President Roosevelt
Aulania Water and Electric Power Company
Chatiihoauhes
Atlanta
Soth Carolina
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