Mysterious Liddell Murder Case and Trials Ahead
Fragmented report covers a murder verdict, mob scene, and coroner’s inquiry around J B Lad Weal Liddell, with hints of trial at the next sessions. It notes a woman mail carrier Myra Hicks injured but expected to recover, and touches on penitentiary finances, timber land deals, a tuberculosis league, and university commemorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EB. Liddell
Christa Eve
Easne
Jess Ae
Joe Barker
Ae Shienay
Gut Faller
Spartan
Harker
Fuller
Liddell
Joe
South Carolina's Best Year Since War Highlights Growth
The State reports 1900 as the best year since the war for agriculture and industry. It notes record corn yields and rising crop values, with substantial capital invested and increased employment. Waterpower development and diversified farms contribute to notable state progress across education and manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
South Carolin
Campaign A Success for Greenville Female College
Ninety thousand dollars added toward a new building and endowment at Greenville Female College. The Furman campaign secured 25000 from the general education board, yielding 90000 to 11 resources, including 50000 for a new science hall and 40000 to the endowment. A new 10000 building is also planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Female College
Greenvile
Furman
General Education Board
Lns
Greenvile Female College
Master Medal Awarded to McIver Williamson
The McMaster vold medal honors McIver Williamson for originating the Williamson intensive torn culture method. A university ceremony will occur on founders day January 14 at the University of South Carolina. The award reflects distinguished services to mankind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Special
McMaxter Vold
McIver Williamson
University of South Carolina
F. H. McMaster
Freak Cold Affects Mail Rider In Winnsboro
A remarkable cold wave froze the horse collar and disrupted a Winnsboro mail route. T. M. Rabb, a mail rider, started from Rockton each Wednesday but the stiffened gear hampered the trip along the route, delaying deliveries and highlighting the extreme winter conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnsboro
T. M. Rabb
Palmetto State Farms Report Big Profits and Drainage Plan
In Clare Teston district farmers report net profits surpassing 1,000,000 last year as total farm value reaches 2,860,000 with thousands of acres planted and a truck program producing 350,000 in shipments. Commissioner Watson anticipates a federal drainage solution tested across Georgia North Carolina and the Palmetto region, with Milo B. Williams set to begin in Florida and then South Carolina. A touching note from Blacksburg highlights John Boliver Whisenant who learned his son survived after years of separation. Elsewhere, Columbia warehouses hold over 4,000 bales with 30,000 in other towns while dispensary claims total about 247,184.18, and a Greenwood barn fire destroys a barn and 26 mules valued around 5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Spector
Watson
Clare Teston
Georsia
North Carolina
Fran Washinston
Milo B. Williams
Seliamze
Ds le
Florida
South Carolina
Riehlawl
Blacksburs
Spoent
John Boliver
Jure
Arkansas
York County
Standard Warehouse Co
Greenville
Greenwood
Newberry
Anderson
Orangeburg
Standard
Florence
Dillon
Darlington
Union
Spartanburg
St. Matthew's
Chester
Annual Address Delivered to South Carolina Bar
Thanis Taghir will deliver the annual address to the lawyers of South Carolina at the 17th annual meeting in Columbia January 20 and 21. Edward Hews was shot and killed by Willie Ziegler at a dance in Colleton County. Wade Pinson, convicted in Tanrens county of manslaughter, sentenced to 15 years, begins serving after appeal. The capital stock in STD, Mrs. Hampton Melburg of Walhalla, took a take meant for medicine and died after hours. Charleston city council may raise policemen salaries. The town of Red Top in Charleston County was nearly wiped out by flames. Cartels, aged TS Spa is dead at his house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thanis Taghir
South Carolina
Lamber County
Sumter
Hampton Melburg
Walhalla
Charleston
Red Top
Charleston County
TS Spa
Eclipses and planets for the year 1910
The text lists four eclipses in 1910 two solar and two lunar. May 8 9 total solar eclipse visible in Taosmaniaan and Australia partial. May 23 24 total lunar eclipse visible in Pale States with exact times. November 1 partial solar eclipse visible in Siberia Japan and Korea. November 48 lunar eclipse visible in the United States with mid eclipse times. Jupiter is the reigning planet. Cardinal points include vernal equinox March 24, summer solstice June 22, autumnal equinox September 23, winter solstice December 22 with given times.
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Taosmaniaan
Australia
Pale
Siberia
Japan
Korea
United States
Aries
Libra
Capricorn
AL M
Evening and Morning Stars and Seasonal Dates Summary
The text lists planetary phases for Venus Mara Jupiter and Saturn with their evening and morning star statuses across the year. It also outlines seasonal markers such as Winter and Summer Solstices and Vernal and Autumnal Equinoxes with dates circa 1909 1910 and durations of seasons including tropical year and solar positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
Mara
Jupiter
Saturn
FIXED AND MOVABLE New Year Days and Church Festivals
A readable fragment lists fixed and movable religious dates and saints' days across a year, including New Year events, Lent, various saints, Advent, and major holy days with scattered notes on lunar cycles and calendar references. The text mixes months, feast names, and pseudo annotations, reflecting historical calendar practice.
Halley’s Comet Reappears With Noted Observations
Dr. Wolf of Heidenberg Washington photographs Halley’s Comet’s 1909 reappearance. Telegram says the object was spotted on September 12 near Gemini and Orion, magnitude sixteenth. The comet is expected to remain interesting through 1910, rising before the Sun in May and brightest after sunset in June near Pollux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halley
Wolf
Heidenberg
Gemini
Orion
Bethlehem
Pollux
Musk Ox Photographing Near Cl Range Ends With Evasive Shot
In January Outing, Harry Whitney recounts chasing a musk ox while guiding a hunt. He nearly photographed a charging bull at close range as Tuksha fired late, causing the animal to collapse behind him after a perilous escape on the mountainside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meg
Tasha
Tuksha
Harry Whitney
Racing in a Blazing Car in Fearless Pursuit
The report describes Foxhall Keene racing a blazing car near Locistrove, riding through flames while chasing the lead vehicle. The car catches fire, the driver and mechanic are briefly engulfed in heat, yet Keene regains speed, edging toward the overtaken car before a stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxhall Keene
Loew Grove
Althoug
Chen
Teorse J. Nwan
Time at the Pole and universal time concepts
A fragmented discussion explains how at the North Pole all meridians meet and a clock would show multiple hours simultaneously. It notes the impracticality of local time at the pole and references historical timekeeping shifts between places like Holland and Crete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pole
North Pole
Taina
Holland
Fergen
Crete
Nort Cape
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Butler Real Estate & Loan Hinh
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Myra Gicks
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N.C
Hicks
Cherokee
This County
Hicksville
Special
Sumter and
Kershaw County
Patree
Williamsburgh County
J.D. Id
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Lumber Company
Greeleyr
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R.H. Timmerman
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Lexington
Jumbin
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Spweial
Supreme Court
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Tal
Vagal
Kres Waite
Darlington, Special
Southern Cotton Oil Company
R. Richardson
Heath
Palmetio State
Dainus
Truck Farmers of
West
Medd Moore
North Equator
Equator
Paul
Jay
Poday
Valuary
James
St. Barnabas
St. John the Baptist
Sainta Peter 2Nd Paul
St. James
St Bartholomew
Simon and Jude
St. Andrew
St Thomas
St. Stephen
Holy Innocenta
Mohammed
Anna NM. Pratt
Oregon
Texas
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