Addled Bullets and Lynch Mob At Dillon Scene
A fragmented report details a brutal murder and lynching in Little Mountain and Dillon. Luke Clarke, accused of abducting and killing a 14 year old girl, was killed by a mob after confession. Dillon papers note plans for a new hospital with early subscriptions and a $500 personal pledge from J W Dillon.
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Little Mountain
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Luke Clarke
Clarke
News and Courier
Lexington
South Carolina
Dutch Fork
Laurens
Ne Kro
Cully
Ite
Flute
Flute Clarke
Dillon
Pilon
Eauiy 1
JW Dillon
Herald
Wepro
Tiuneey Uy
Siclan
U Ty Chain Kang
Bholife
P. J. Corley
Miller
M. BM. Buford
Newberry County
First Woman to Fly South Shows Aviation Promise
Mrs Willard Sullivan daughter of Dr WB Evans rector of the Church for the Advent in Birmingham became the first woman in the South to ride in an airplane. The flight occurred at the fairgrounds amid Curtis team displays linked to Birmingham census jubilee. Ely of the Curtiss group announced plans to attempt a night landing from a warship at San Diego in about two months.
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Birmingham
Ala
Willard Sullivan
WB. Evans
South
Fairgrounds
Ely
Ward
Curtiss
Sullivan
Durham Buggy Race Dominated by Miss McLeod Champion
Report from a local event details Miss McLeod winning the Durham Buggy race for Princess Range, with Mrs Rogers and others acknowledged. Certificates, prize money, and participant acknowledgments are listed, noting the contest's finish amid crowd activity and official results upcoming in The Section.
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Durham
Miss McLeod
Mrs Rogers
Core
Miss Nimes
Shen Te Hoay Bacey
Monroe Roger
Prin
Rueige
Erhef McKarler
Mink Berta Mebanis
Maseate
Binnele Stanton
Shorty Ho
CW. Taber
Grunthoywy
Ange
Dillon Growth Says Not Growing Is a False Claim
An editor reviews Bradstreet’s figures from 1898 to 1910 to prove Dillon’s rapid growth. Population rose from 561 in 1898 to 3,000 in 1910, with wealth per person climbing from 16.01 to 46.20 dollars. The analysis shows Dillon outpacing similar towns five to one and contradicts a businessman's remark that Dillon is not growing.
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Dillon
the Herald
Bradstreet
Obscure Obituaries and a Wolf Chase Tale
A jumble of early 20th century obituaries and a dramatic two day wolf pursuit details a child missing for two days near Avorn and found near a roadside thicket in a near-fatal state. The report mentions Prince Vian Cein Cum and Prince Yilan fed by others, plus references to Emperor Kwong Su and a doomed cyber illness.
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Weaver
Jay
United States
Prince Vian Cein
Abemek
Chita
Caine
Yilan
Cowie
Rim
Menusin
Kwong Su
Missouri-Arkaneus
Evle Chaine
Avorn
Hue
Lue Bally
Sheriff McLeod Improves. Friends Hope for Full Recovery
The note expresses gratitude from friends of ex Sheriff Geo. McLeod as his condition improves after a serious illness. It mentions his time in the hospital and his gradual return home, with hopes for full recovery.
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Sheriff McLeod
Rowland Sun
Geo. McLeod
Nepal
Tully
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