Tillman Signals Support for Adequate Navy and Defense
South Carolina Senator Tillman, chair of the naval affairs committee, backs a safe, sane expansion of naval and military forces and predicts a middle-ground approach in Wilson's defense program. He expects increases in naval appropriations for submarines and other defensive craft while avoiding extravagant spending. He spoke at the White House after discussions with President Wilson and Secs Garrison and Daniels.
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Columbia
Washington
Tillman
South Carolina
Senate Committee On
Wilson
White House
Senate
House
Garrison
Daniels
Congress
Jingo
Army
Navy
Democratic Party
Southern Commercial Congress Invites D C Roper to Speak
Washington special reports members of the Southern Commercial congress asked D C Roper first assistant postmaster general to address the seventh annual meeting to be held at Charleston in December next Roper pledged to accept if public business allows and his likely topic is The Relation of the Parcel Post to the Farmer and Business Man.
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Richland County
South Carolina
State Reformatory For
New Richland County
Columbia
Richland Almshouse
Conference For the Common Good
Conference of Charities and Corrections
Richard I. Manning
Albert S. Johnstone
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Conference For the Common ‘Good
Washington
Southern Commercial Congress
D. C. Roper
Charleston
New Charters Issued By Secretary Of State
The Merchants and Farmers bank of Cheraw reduces capital from 125000 to 100000. Charleston based C L Sehmancke Grain Company authorized with 3000 capital. Petitioners George M Schmancke and L Schmancke. Bultman Shoe Company of Sumter authorized with 11000 capital. Petitioners J E White J N Brunson and Id W A Bultman. Bluffton Wharf Company authorized with 500 capital. Petitioners D DHH Heyward J C Snyder B B Crosby A Mulligan and W J Fripp. Farmers Warehouse Company of North authorized with 3000 capital. Petitioners J M Davis J A Langston J B Punkett A H Jones F L Witt and L K Etheredge. Ninety Six Warehouse Company authorized with 1300 capital. Petitioners D M Lipscomb J C Wier W F Anderson W O Solf J B Sloan.
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Merchants and Farmers’ Bank of Cheraw
C. L. Sehmancke Grain Company
Charleston
George M. Schmancke
L. Schmancke
Bultman Shoe Company of
Sumter
J. BE. White
J. N. Brunson
Id. W. A. Bultman
Bluffton Wharf Company
Ddhh, Heyward
J. C. Snyder
B. B. Crosby
A. Mulligan
W. J. Fripp
Farmers’ Warehouse Company of North
J. M. Davis
J. A. Langston
J. B. Punkett
A. H. Jones
F. L. Witt
L. K. Etheredge
D. M. Lipscomb
J. C. Wier
W. Fp, Anderson
W. O. Solf
J. B, Sloan
National Pellagra Meeting Set in Columbia
The third triennial meeting of the National Association for the Study of Pellagra will be in Columbia October 21 and 22. Surgeons from the U S Public Health Service and Pellagra commission will attend, with papers from Italy Britain and Canada and several Columbia physicians among the speakers.
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Columbia
National Association For the Study
Scientifc
State Hospital For the Insane
C. F. Williams
M. D
Ingenio Bravetta
Mombello
Milan
Italy
Bravetta
P. Albertoni
P. Tullio
University of Bologne
Sandwith
Sambon
London
Great Britain
Igypt
Canada
George C. Mizell
Atlanta
Roy Blosser
R.T. Dorsey
J. LaBruce Ward
H. W. Rice
KH. B. Saunders
J. W. Babcock
Fell Through Bridge on Rice's Road
R L Rochester his wife and several children including an infant fell from a bridge into the stream when attempting to cross Rice's bridge in a wagon. The bridge gave way and the team wagon and occupants plunged a considerable distance. they were severely bruised and the infant nearly drowned.
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Bridge Union
R. L. Rochester
Rice's Bridge
Increase Fire Fighting Efficiency in Charleston
Charleston firefighters will gain a major efficiency boost with a new 1,000 gallon per minute triple combination motor pumping engine. The addition promises faster water delivery and improved response during fires.
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Charleston
Charleston Fire Department
South Carolina Market Report Shows Weekly Cotton and Grain Prices
The report lists weekly prices across SC markets for cotton and commodities. Notable figures include Fort Mill cotton at 9 cents and corn around 1.10 per bushel, with variations by town such as Camden butter at 20 cents per dozen eggs, and oats typically 60 to 70 cents per bushel.
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South Carolina
Fort Mill
Camden
Conway
Eges
Jonesville
Belton
Ridgeland
Dillon
The
Doz
Spartanburg
Walterboro
St. George
Ndgefield
Lancaster
Abbeville
Clinton
Chesterfield
Charleston
St. Matthews
Laurens
Bamberg
Darlington
Allendale
South Carolina News Items Openings and Meetings
Thornwell orphanage opened with 360 attendees. Cain's hotel at St Matthews leased to W P and C L Prickett who now run it. Spartanburg women plan a September 12 mammoth prayer meeting in support of prohibition.
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Thornwell
Cain's Hotel
St. Matthews
Fr. C. Cain
W. P
C. L. Prickett
Spartanburg
Elijahs Flight And Return Lesson Card
The article outlines Elijahs discouragement after Carmel, his flight to the wilderness, and Gods response. It covers the discouraging prophet, the encouraging God, and the resulting tasks including anointing Hazael Jehu and appointing Elisha as successor. The piece emphasizes still small voice leadership over spectacular displays and applies the story to personal faith and perseverance.
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Ilijah
Baal
Mount Carmel
Elijah
Jezreel
God
Ahab
Christian
Carmel
Jezebel
Mount Horeb
Mount of God
Hejah
Israel
Damascus
Hazael
Jehu
Elisha
Two boys named Edgar and Rufus chart life after school
A moral tale contrasts Edgar the polite, meek door-mat with Rufus the boastful, ruthless prodigy. Through childhood scenes and college years, Rufus pursues power while Edgar remains passive and decent. The piece ends with a blunt moral about the scrapper rarely winning lasting affection.
Crimson Gulch Gambler Law Sparks Notion of Anti Gambling
In a Western exchange, Three-Finger Sam explains Crimson Gulch adopted an anti gambling law to disrupt a game when a novice wins large sums, illustrating frontier methods to curb wagering and protect players and townsfolk.
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Crimson Gulch
Three-Finger
Sam
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