Cradle of a Lost Cause and South Carolina Rise
A travelogue through Columbia South Carolina tracing Pine Bluff Camden and the capital’s revival after the Civil War. It notes Sev eral towns, the soil, phosphate mining, cotton mills, education growth, and architecture, with Governor McSweeney and General Walker hosted in the state capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Sherman
United States
Columbia
Southern Pines
Wwe
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Pine Bluff
N. Co
Sime Company
Tritce
Patrick
Aberdeen Ix
Camden
Jinpaytanes
Goorin
Passim Huston
Cumiden
Baron Dehild
Lord Cornwallis
Hobkirk Inn
Hobkirk
Cameden
Carolina
Washington Monument
Sherin
Mibert H. Aull
South Carolina Press Association
M. F. McSweeney
C. J. Walker
Columbian
South Carelina
McSweeney
Shite
Massachusetts
Union
Newinghind
Dales
Columbua
Soul
Congaree
Broad River
M. F. Nixon
Southland
Savannah
Port Royal
Charleston
Georgetown
Southern Railway
Charlotte
Allenste
Atlanta
Birmingham
Asheville
Chattinoonm
Greenville
Anderson
Piedmont
Atlantic Coast Ne
Seaboard Air Line
Capitol
West Pittston concert aids Y M C A fund and local notices
The Scranton Treble Clef Society helped the West Pittston society at a Music Hall concert for the Young Men's Christian Association building fund, raising about 128 dollars. Also reported are the funeral for James Llewellyn on Monday, Mary Malander's quarantine breach, Pittston High School graduates, and a hospital staffing change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Wint
Marvin Cucensey
Atkins
Blanche Potter
Maud de Pew
Lult Churchill
Charles M. Carr
Uthmian
Rogers
Salome Becker
Edith Davies
Myrthe Perry
Maxwell Chapman
Clara Simpson Brady
Scranton
James Llewellyn
Wyoming Avenue
West Pittston
Pilace
H. J. Arthur
Erie
Lugerne Avenue Baptist Church
Gervivey
Mary Malander
Larksville
Frankie
Atherton
Sanford Geddis
Exeterborough
Charge Malander
Sturmerville
Malander
Wilkes-Barre
Mary
Board of Health
West Pittston High School
Harriet BE. Brevans
Marie L. Foster
Annette H. Lloyd
William F. Corcoran
Eva Crawford
Jessie WH. Knight
William J. Breese
Thomas J. Kelley
Pittston
Pittston Hospital
Mahon
Prevost
McFadden
Underwoo
Thomprkon
Gibby
Thompson
Towanda to Welcome Olympia Show by Lowry Heathers
Towanda will host Lowry Heathers Olympia’s high class entertainment this season. The performances are presented in a circus style with top trapeze acts and other featured numbers by seasoned performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towanda
Lowry Heathers
Olympia
Balloon ascents and circus acts thrill Towanda crowds
The program features Professor David McDade's balloon rise each day on June 4 and 6 with ten cent admission. Management boasts of fair treatment of workers and barring fakirs. After Towanda the troupe will visit Athens Sayre and Waverly. Local events include a deacon ordination in Philadelphia and Susquehanna Collegiate Institute commencement on June 21 with seven WHIL graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McDade
Athens
Sayre
Waverly
William McCleuthen
Cleveland and Detroit in baseball action and forfeit notes
The report lists multiple baseball games with results and forfeits. Detroit forfeited to Cleveland 0 0. Milwaukee and Washington games noted with darkness called, and other matchups across Chicago Philadelphia and New York with weather or field issues.
Plays and players in a series of engagements and revivals
Jan Miro is engaged by Frank K. Perley for a leading vote in the Chaperona. John Mair, resident in London, will appear in a revival of Hamlet in Boston. Mint Mary Mastieriig heads to Runepe to resume September. She will begin a touring engagement in Danielle Meredith at Trem ton New Jersey on September 6. Miss Amelia Bingham engages Bijou Fernandes to play Miss Godesby in The Climb
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Miro
Frank K. Perley
John Mair
Herm
London
Neat Pear
Boston
Mint Mary Mastieriig
Runepe
Daniee Meredith
Tremton
N. JL
Amelia Bingham
Bijou Fermandes
Godesby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Historic Past
Bright Future, OF Columbia
General Lafayette
Lord Cornwillia
Thobkirk Hil
Hobrkirk Inn
Cay
New South
Japan
Breen
South Carolina College
Columbia Female College
Methodist
Winthrop Training Schools
The
College For Women
Presbyterian College For Women
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Allen University
Penedict Institute
Baptist
Columbia Business College
Ursuline (Catholic) Institute
Hospital
Insine
Penitentiary
Capital Park
Shchssion
Senate Chamber
Flasembly Ooo
Dacksen Calhoun
Marton
Sumter
Haynes
Hampton
Preston
South
Isés
Civernor Sweeney
Sehotursa
Industrial Prospects
Niagra
General Sherman
New Fe
W. BR. Smith Whaley
New England
Tam
Maine
California
J. BB. Richmond
Scranton Tribune
Atterbury System
Atterbury
Sumter Brothers
Leading Outfitters
Bradford County
the Prudential
F. C. Pierson
Connell Bldg
Garson Tailoring CO
Spruce Street
Cleveland
RW B
Philadelphia
Vrayer
Diatt and Towers
Moore
Trigging
Hotfer
Wood
Chicago
Tiomon
Loewis and
Selireckoniost
Skopey and Sullivan
Umpitee
Manason
Connolly
Hartmore c
Detroit
Howell
Trebinson
Siever
Buclow
Sheridan
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Washington
Curtler and Grady
Hawley
Leahy
Haskell
National League
Pittalore
Hatleried
al O'Conner
Kennedy
Meduire
Nash
Cunningham
Woropator
Syracuse
Marttard
Montreal
College Games
Geltyabiligees
Cutie Cope
Pattenden —Winstor
Caumbridge
Ihevand
Comell
New York
Horner’s Furniture
R. J. Horner & Co
Eden Musee
St.j. Hornark Co
Cotameu
Gordon Pian
O Gordon
H. S. Gordon
Ne Ee Ais
Dorothy Maddox Magazette
Gale
Dorothy Maddox Co
Hecainn
Jur
Clara Minden
Samuel Collins
Daly's
Theathr
June T. Power
Lomhwu
Siason
May Stehson
Mike Jobyna Howland
George Money
Slurry
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