Roosevelt Car Crash Kills Secret Service Aide
President Roosevelt escaped with injuries after an electric car collision near Lenox Massachusetts. Secret Service Agent Craig was killed instantly. driver Pratt and other officials injured, crowd disrupted, investigation begun, Roosevelt continued his journey to Oyster Bay.
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Notable South mills leader visits Washington on child labor debate
Capt. John I T Montgomery of Spartanburg visits Washington and lekleigh Motel. He argues the primary elections showed support for resisting new child labor laws and predicts no new state laws will interfere. Montgomery, president of Pacolet Mills and Spartan Mills, also notes wide investment in Georgia and South Carolina, and recalls slave auction practices and prices in New Orleans 1857 1860 era with vivid reminiscence.
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Saving Hams in Groves Level Georgia Dear Madam
A reader provides a receipt for preserving ham using borax after trying pepper, canvas wrap, and other methods. Recommend selecting a breezy day to unpack, boil the meat briefly, wipe, dust with borax, wrap, and store. Borax costs about twenty cents per pound and can treat several joints, preserving flavor and keeping meat without pests year round.
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Spartanburg Auditor Brewton Dies In His Room
Spartanburg September 1 Mr Brewton county auditor was found dying in his Converse Street home. A razor lay in his hand. He had suffered ill health for months and died within minutes after discovery. He was about 68, popular countywide and had served several terms as auditor. The death is depicted as a suicide connected to his long illness.
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Charleston Fraud Probed After Primary Election Feud
Charleston residents rally against alleged primary fraud with a mass meeting and resolutions. The executive committee weighs legal options to prosecute those responsible, and Solicitor Hildebrand may be asked to pursue grand jury action. Separately, Caribbean news reports Mont Poles eruption toll and evacuation orders, plus a Jackson jail escape and a land sale notice with details on acreage and agents.
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Thief Wields Razor on Third Avenue Elevated
A mugger on New York Citys Third Avenue elevated spine terrorized a carful of passengers as he slashed Edward Bergen twice injuring his left arm and right thigh. Passengers pursued the assailant through streets to Fifty third Street platform where he escaped into the crowd. Governor McSnu nsy later signed into action a court case in Columbia District involving John M Hudson with a five month chain gang sentence.
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Tie Court and the Atlanta Conall in Farm Operation Case
Court action in Atlanta centers on Conall and Home and Farm operations over a contest of the mum value set at $2. Filing details indicate dispute over ownership and financial stakes tied to agricultural operations and associated entities. Specific parties include Tie Court and Atlanta Conall with regional business ties.
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