Treas Bession Opens at Abbeville Special The 124th Session
The 124th session of the South Carolina Methodist Episcopal Church opened at Abbeville with chair Rev B Traywick presiding. Ministers and officers were elected, including Rev Watson reelected secretary and assistants W L Wait and A S Harper, plus R Turnip as statistical secretary, amid standard conference procedures.
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Abevilla
Sub Carolina
Methodist Episco- South
Abbeville
B. Traywick
J. W. Wallingley
TL. Stokes
J. Beth
Georsa
BO. Watson
Mitubon Society Elects Officers in Columbia Meeting
At their annual meeting last week the Audubon society of the state elected officers including President Gare O Dantzter of Orange, Secretary James Henry Rice Jr of Sumterville, and Treasurer A R Heyward of Cow Wuntia. Many names listed as members appear, with the next meeting scheduled in bin during Fair week.
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Mitubon Society
Oficers
Columbia
Audubon Tiety
Ralsing
Gare O Dantzter
Orangehoe
W. JH. Gibbes
James Henry Rice, Jr
Jartmerville
A. R. Heyward
Cow Wuntia
Accon
Beaufort
Binney
Charleston
Maul Ritter
W. OH
Andreo OW
G. Sirrine
Green- D. Jennings
Sumter
D. Jsasley
A. la “ Lute
Tiath
Sam Cox
Patamble Devolt
Aiken
W Wall
Ryi
Perrin
Abbeville
Homer
Hamer
Inbin
Conscience money totals reach four hundred thousand
A fragment notes conscience money paid through the State with Crum, Bernheim, Weiskopf and others contributing. It records about 854,000 total, with 4,500 to the State as half of the conscience money. The source cites Atlanta and various firms as donors.
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Wmbla
Mpeeai
Rtroeger
of State
Thei
Owl Athita
Bernheim Frn
Acroas
Weiskopf
Clueine Nali
Atlanta
Superintendent Anderson Announces New Depot For Greenville
Special Superintendent A W Anderson of the Carolina and Western Railroad stated in Greenville last week that a new depot building will be constructed at the place with extensive improvements to the terminal. Projects are estimated to cost about 150000 dollars with work starting in 30 to 60 days and the buildings expected to be ready by July 1. The lot lies near the present station and was purchased two years ago for this purpose.
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Greenville
A. W. Anderson
Chars Leon and Western Carolina Railroad
Slepot
Tehborbow
Law and Order League Formed in Greenville
Greenville special law and order league for prosecution of crime organized Tuesday night with J J Mc Swain as president. The move followed sermons by Rev T W Broan on local conditions. Citizens of ONeall township Tuesday organized a similar league.
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Law and Order League
Greenville
J. J. McSwain
T. W. Broan
O'Neall Township
Thesday
Land Condemnation Award Paid for Gaffney Lot
Special Clerk C J Murphy forwarded two checks totaling 9500 dollars to ALN in payment for a land lot condemned by the government. Judge Branton ordered payment. the government now owns the property.
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Gattmmey
Gaffney
United Sates Circuit Court
C.J. Murphy
ALN
Wood Wd
J. Q. Little
Branton
Nicaragua Crisis Sparks U S Naval Maneuvers at Bluefields
Washington reports danger of Zelaya faction attack on Bluefields with 150 Americans aboard a protected cruiser. U S orders a task force with ships and Marines to sail to Bluefields while press crews join fretting coverage, amid volatile claims of corruption and civil strife in Nicaragua's provisional government and Zelaya’s alleged aims.
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Washington
Niearagua
State Department
Uibcial
Zelaya
Fcrven
Bluwfields
Witless
Treonm
Bluefields
Lesses
Philadelphiy
Sevenniket
Colosel Biddle
Tee Cole
Tacoma
Agaiiat
Batraya
Lesanents
Estras
Zelaya Nuit Aw
Ketrada ix
Poole
Indivi Hals
Citizenship for Porto Ricans and Washing Special
General Clarence R. Ward, chief of the bureau of insular affairs, says in his annual War Department report that citizenship should be extended to Porto Ricans and those who desire it in Porto Rico. He notes details depend on whether the process is done as a whole or by individual merit.
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Porto Hic
Clarence R. Wards
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Secretary of War
Thik i
Trees for the Yuletide in Washington raises forest danger
The United States forestry service was asked if Christmas tree demand threatens American forests. The response says there is no danger if cutting of young evergreens is done with discrimination.
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Yuletide
Washington
United States Forestry Service
Washington Post Office Affair Reaches White House
The bill on a post office matter reached the White House and impressed the President. Luther, Representative Grant’s mate, was to have been sent to the Senate Monday but did not appear. At Asheville a bitter fight is seen for Mrs. Meid, the woman who held the job. Senator Overman may delay the confirmation until further inquiry clarifies the affair.
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Washington
Opeen
Billmore
White House
Luther
Grant
Senate
Asheville
Meid
Overman
Congress to Act on Special Appropriation Legislation
Congress aims to undertake special appropriation legislation before holiday adjournment. The House committee plans moves after the first session and Chairman Tawney of the committee supports the measures.
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Congress
Tawney
Federal corporate control urged to report and regulate
Washington Sperial. Legislation to create a national department to oversee interstate corporations mirrors the Bureau of Corporations. The secretary urges stronger anti white slave trade laws and expansion of the Bureau of Verparations. The report argues for government control of industrial forces and calls for accessible information for public service.
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Washington
Sperial
Bureau of Corporations
Secretary of Commerce
Diilietetes
Hayvester Company
Owaterpower Qwnyership
Varter
Wes
Catia
Nagel Saya
Nine frozen to death aboard doomed Perry yawl wreck
The crew of the Bessemer and Marquette Perry No. 2 were found frozen in their yawl after the vessel left port Tuesday morning. Nine bodies recovered as rescuers battled stern conditions. The drift and wrecked craft remained tangled near the dive site as authorities investigated the tragedy.
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Dormogere
Perry
Bessemer
Marquette Perry No. 2
Ellis Pleads Guilty in Arkansas Mindering Case
Ellis of Piney Street Arkansas pled guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the killing of Willis of Indianapolis. The trial was reopened in circuit court with the defense seeking a minimum prison term. Proceedings followed reopening before Duke Lea with counsel for Ellis present.
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Theek. Ark
Opcomlw
Ellis
Plie Stail
Lawsuit Filed by Son-in-Law in Mecklenburg County
Mr E Stenerson sues his father-in-law, a Baltimore weather victim, in Mecklenburg civil court seeking $50,000 in damages for alleged wrongful acts. The case centers on family relations and the plaintiff aims to present the matter fully in court with Mr T C Cuthric assisting in properly presenting the claim.
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Pather
Lre
Charlotte
T. C. Cuthric
Whd
Luray Special burns victim identified in aid call
17 year old nour daughter of Mr Daniel Geehenour of this county sustained severe burns over her body in an incident that morning as the Geehenour family rose. Details are sparse and authorities are assisting with inquiries into the cause and extent of injuries.
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Luray
Nour
Daniel Geehenour
Geehenour
Washington News Highlights From Snow to Immigration Reform
The article reports on Confederate grave markers planned by Commissioner William C. Oates with work extending beyond February 26, notes a winter wheat area increase of 2,449,000 acres to 33,483,000, and cites per capita banking resources by region. It covers immigration reform plans to repeal parts of the Chinese Exclusion Act, a Tampered trial issue in Illinois, and political shifts in the Democratic Senate caucus plus Nicaragua tensions and Taft administration responses to a Chicago blizzard and its wide impact.
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Islative
Illiam C. Oates
Middle Atlantic
New England
United States
Hanking
Senate
Li Ie
Dile Jingham
Vermont
Immgration Commission
China
Jom Re Bark
Teper
Gul- Vie
Early
Wisbre
Eatch
UD. Money
Culheeson
Texas
Taft Endorses Waterway Policy at Rivers and Harbors Congress
President Taft addresses the National Rivers and Harbors Congress in Washington praising waterways policy. Delegates from across the nation greet him with enthusiasm as he urges a concrete plan to develop transportation channels and manage railroad rates through river improvements.
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Washington
Praident Taft
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
United States
Joseph E. Ransdell
Congress
Taft
Mr. Taft
Death Mystery Haunts Mrs Martins Daughter Case
New York reports a dead girl found in a tub after a long delay in discovery. Her mother Mrs Martins seeks answers as police investigate the mystery. Virginia Wardher, the spinster aunt, stands under inquiry as authorities probe for causes, possible malnutrition, hypnosis, wills, or chloroform plans.
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Srcles
Wates
Nandanid
Avot
Jury panel exhausted in Rankin murder case
In Union City Penn special venire failed to produce jurors for the case of Garrett Johnson and Arthur Clear, alleged leaders of Fidera charged with murder of Capt. Quentin Rankin. A new panel of 200 men was ordered to report to complete the jury.
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Ider Casa
Union City
Penn
Garrett Johnson
Arthur Clear
Innight Fidera
Quentin Rankin
Eradication of Hookworm Conference in Atlanta
Special report on the first conference for eradicating hookworm to be held in Atlanta January 18 and 19 with large attendance. The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce has letters from Governors of Mississippi South Carolina Georgia and Florida noting they will appoint help to the conference. State worth owners of these states and Alabama indicate participation.
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Atlanta
Salad and pancake ideas from The Housewife
A vintage recipe card outlines a vegetable salad with uncooked cabbage pepper celery apples grapes and walnuts served with mayonnaise or French dressing. It then provides a sour milk pancake batter with soda flour butter and sugar cooked as small cakes finished with butter sugar jelly and stacked as five.
Sweet Potato Pancakes And Hawaiian Koele Cream Dish
Recipes describe frying sweet potato pancakes with butter and a batter of mashed sweet potatoes flour sugar egg yolks milk and stiffly beaten whites. A coconut cream from milk and grated coconut is shown to accompany the dish, with options to bake or fry in butter and serve with bananas or puddings.
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New York Tribune
Incheon
Household Hacks From Old Texts Remain Useful Today
A fragment from a domestic guide lists cleaning tips and home care tricks. It covers polishing furniture with equal parts alcohol and sweet oil, cleaning window casings with a damp clett, and removing stains from tea and coffee with cold water and hard soap. It also notes baking potatoes to finish cooking with oven heat and using blotting paper to protect polished tables.
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