Towill demands trial in Richland court appearance
John Bell Towill a former South Carolina dispensary director appeared in Richland County court with counsel and demanded a trial. The case stems from a 1907 attested charge of conspiracy to defraud the state tied to a large quantity of liquor sale.
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Tow
Richland Court
Columbia
John Bell Towill
Batesburg
South Carolina
Newberry
Aldrich
Cobb & Weasage
Uhe
Ghe
Towill Wis
Celals
Madero Announces Resignation Satisfies Revolutionary Demand
Francisco J. Madero Jr says resignation of President Diag was the rebels main demand and peace follows. Reports note General Navarro and federal officers accepted prisoners after the battle, while Congress sessions extend in London for at least 15 days to address revolutionary legislation.
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Inaerex
Meir
Diag
Francisco J. Madero, Jr
Navarro
Hatte of James
de la
Woman Steals Jewelry Then Hides Behind Pulpit in Church
Mullins South Carolina reports a dramatic theft at a local jeweler where a middle aged woman snatched a $26,000 diamond locket. Police followed leads to the church pulpit where she was found and arrested after a brief pursuit. Witnesses say she planned the crime and later confessed before state officials.
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Muliatreer
Watrol
Ale
PonTemedt
Laehleatte
South Carolina
Intruder Robs Ticket Office During Electric Switch Study
A masked man enters a ticket office during a rush, steals money from a drawer, and escapes as Mrs. Ham and clerk Mr. Davis try to intervene. Detection fails despite police outside. The article then shifts to an explainer on how electricity and circuits work, describing current, insulation, and heat in plain terms.
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Mre
Mam
Ham
Tam
Senko
Fragmentary Note on Electrical Heating Process
The fragment describes maintaining current to generate heat, with heat output rapidly dival- pated into the air, indicating a damaged OCR reading of an electrical heating process and its byproduct release.
Odd Money Notes and Bills in a Bankers Tale
A New York Sun piece recounts a Nassau banker's forty years of handling money and collectors who found odd inscriptions on bills. Notes range from a back-of-bill "Shake the bottle" to a $3500 bill with the Ten Commandments, a marriage offer scrawled in a woman's hand, and a bullet-hole tale tied to a $4 bill. The banker's quirky collection grows with engravers features, microscopy tiny monograms, and a $200 face-value set of notes depicting animals and scenes. The anecdotes illustrate human whimsy in money, with many bills passing through many hands including an express messenger and an importer in Japan.
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New York Sun
Nassau
Japan
Joshua Grubb
Bown
Mass
Higland
Hate in Air Planned at International Aviation Meet in Chicago
A May 25 announcement outlines a staged aviation event for Chicago at the International Aviation Meet, set for August 2 to 20. The plan includes an aerial display over Lake Michigan with two dates and a mock combat viewed from Grant Park, as a defense demonstration amid public interest.
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Chicago
United States
Severnment
Cnet
Lake Michigan
Grant Prs
Buat Heen Center
Boarding-Sunnyside Board Opens House at Murrela Inlet
Notice announces a house open at Murrela Inlet on June 20. Terms are listed by Mia H. G. Smith of Laurel. Includes reference to 8, C 6-1-2t and related details for interested parties.
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Sunnyside Board House
Murrela Inlet
Delight Tol Pineq
Terme
Mia
H. G. Smith
Laurel
Asthma Catarrh Cured by Senpine Claim
Expert medical scientists announce dramatic Senpine results for asthma hay fever and catarrh. Woodworth Co. offers a free experimental package from 1161 Broadway New York City mailed to all who write. Claim says it cures fever bronchitis and stubborn conditions regardless of climate or duration and notes a Vienna University professor's scientific backing.
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Senpine
New York
Woodworth Co
Broadway
New York City
Winthrop College Scholarship and Entrance Examination
Winthrop College to hold scholarship and entrance exams at the county courthouse on Friday July 7. Applicants must be at least fifteen. Scholarships worth 100 dollars plus free tuition awarded to top scorers meeting conditions. Write to President Johnson for details and catalog. Session begins September 20, 1911.
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Winthrop College
County Court House
Johnson
Pres
DT. Johnson
Rack Hil
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Catarre
Vienna University
Dr. Miles
MRS. L
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W. 6Th St
Davenport
Lb. R. Craig
Burton
Johnson & Johnson
W. FR. Johnson
Dillon
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McLaurin Drug Store
Jas. W. Johnson
Mason
Dillon County
W. C. Moore Sueks & Moor
Bank of Dillon
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Soks CO
North and South Carolina Railroad
Gibson McCall Che Minturn
Little Rock Dillon
Floydale Mullins
Univ
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H. L. McLaurin
Distrit Ant
Latta
S.C
Rock Bottom
Charlie
Saleeby
Tonto Sc
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Abe
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Ewing
Tain
Ene
Yun
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Dr. Ewing
Tara
Brame Pharmacy
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