Dillon to hear William Jennings Bryan Monday
Hon day M Races will feature Bryan at Palmetto Tobacco Warehouse at 1 oclock Monday in Dillon with tickets on sale and special trains planned from Hartsville and Hamlet. The Dillon Driving Association will hold its annual races in the afternoon attracting horsemen. crowds anticipated with reduced rail rates and accommodations arranged. Bryan will address citizens of Dillon and surrounding counties then proceed to Hartsville for a 4 pm engagement.
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Dillon
Palmetto Tobacco
Bryan
Hartsville
Evans’ Phar
Dillon Driving Association
Hamlet
Williamsburg Kansas Town Builds Expensive Sidewalks
Williamsburg Kansas in Franklin County with about 500 residents has approximately 110000 dollars in sidewalks. Mayor M F Getechell a lumber man secured lumber from Kansas City friends to build durable walks. The town recently incorporated as a city of the third class and developed from no sidewalks to costly pathways.
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Williamsburg
Topeka
Kan
Franklin County
M. F.getechell
Williamsburgh
Kansas City
Getchell
Design on Central America Revolt Rumors From New Orleans
Reports from New Orleans describe a surge of Central American revolutionary activity with exiled leaders, mercenaries, and a stockpile of rifles and ammunition. Plans allegedly include uprisings in Honduras and Nicaragua, with talks of a gunboat and other vessels. The U S government pledges to enforce neutrality laws to curb the plot.
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New Orleans
Central America
Puthern
Mexico
Panama
Costa Rica
Cetral America
Jose Santor Zilaya
Nicaragua
Cienactto Party
Honduras
Salvador
United States
Winslow
Siren
Pacific
American Legion
Garibaldi
Lee Christmas
Manuel Bonilla
Evans Case Denies State Motions to Continue
Judge Gary rules the State’s motion to continue Evans case is denied and defendant H. H. Evans is discharged after the attorney general advises continued postponement. Ambiguous fragments note Felder case and ongoing dispensary matters, with no firm future plan.
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Gary
Judge Speer Threatens Felder With Disbarment in Racial Term
Macon Georgia June 5 Judge Emory Speer of the U S Circuit Court warned Thomas B Felder attorney elect of Georgia to quit describing the negro plaintant in a Maryland case as a niggar. If he persisted the judge said he would disbar him.
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Lyon
Evans
Richland
Misses Madie
Janie Bell
Speer
Macon
Emory Speer
United States Circuit Court
Thomas B. Felder
Georgia
First Cotton Bale Of The Year Auctioned In Houston
Houston Cotton Exchange opens to all businessmen for the first bale of the season. Earnest Martz grew the 490 pound bale on a 10 acre San Benito Cameron county farm leased from Alfonso Hicks. The bale was shipped by a special train to Houston to secure the high bid, with a premium price predicted to exceed all prior records. Rivera’s first bale ginning arrival was not yet reported.
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Houston
Houston Cotton Exchange
Exchange
San Tenito
Cameron County
Earnest Martz
Alfonso Hicks
San Dei
Rivera
Several Bitten by Puppy in Mullins Hydrophobia Suspected
In Mullins five year old Hubert Vaughan will travel to Columbia for Pasteur treatment after a puppy bit him and several others Tuesday. The under two month old dog later died, its mother had hydrophobia and may have infected the litter. Authorities plan to kill remaining puppies as a precaution while Dillon readies for a large crowd Monday.
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Hubert Vaughan
H. H. Vaughan
Columbia
Pasteur
Margaret Smith
A. Merrit
Willie Merritt
A. H. Lucken
J. Smith
Brailsford
Evans T. McClellan Dies at 96. South Carolina Leader Laid to Rest
Evans T. McClellan, town intendant and Confederate veteran born April 19, 1825, died Tuesday and was buried at Union church cemetery beside his late wife. Funeral was led by Rev. B. J. Guess. He left four daughters and a large kin network. memorial plans mention hearing William Jennings Bryan at the Palmetto Ware house.
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South Carolina Volunteers
R. G. Heyward
Confederacy
Julian Hubbard
A.M. Wade
Mattie
Lula McCterlan
Aviator Rowe Demonstrates Early Flying Skills in Dillon
Crowds gathered as Dillon’s first aeroplane trials unfold under Parkview, with aviator Rowe achieving gradual ascent and control. Initial attempts produced low lift, but Friday's flight reached 75 feet, improving with each run. Exhibitions run daily, drawing large crowds as towns consider future flights and broader aero activity.
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Dillon
Murchisons
Bron Hortheystern
Helis
Ano
Owe
Rowe
Rowe Aries
Southern courtesy sparks car chase tale from New York Times
An account notes Heber Covington, a colored chauffeur, arrested in New York for driving a touring car without licenses. The owner argues famed Southern courtesy differs by region, as McAdoo releases the driver, promising broader freedoms if he visits the South.
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New York Times
Heber Covington
Mr McColl
Bennettsont
Thomas
Fifth Avenue
Heer
Washington Squire
Jefferson Market Court
Marthore
McColl
McAdoo
Summer school for teachers in Dillon planned
To teachers and corn duty boys the Dillon Herald invites old and prospective teachers to signal interest in a summer school for teachers at Dillon. A meeting at the courthouse next Saturday at 11 will decide if the program proceeds with addresses by E. J. Watson and T. W. Williams on corn production. amusement promised all day.
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Dillon
State Press Association Meeting Recaps Progress
The meeting at Columbia last week was praised as one of the best. Editors and newspaper workers commended the wide range of practical subjects and the strong program, foreseeing improvements in state papers and a shift toward businesslike management. An auxiliary county association may form for shared purchasing and uniform handling of foreign advertising.
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State Press Association
Columbia
Press Association
Coin returns after 200 hotel keeper handies for second nine
A hotel proprietor, Frank Woods of City, Pa, received a coin from a guest paying a bill. Woods recognized the coin by his own initials cut on it twenty years ago. The piece was found to have reappeared after decades. Mr Troy Peterkin, formerly with the American Music Co of Jacksonville, Fla, spent Sunday with his mother Mrs sue Peterkin.
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Jane
Frank Woods
Woods
Troy Peterkin
The
American Music Co
Jacksonville
Fla
Mra
Sue ' Peterkin
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