Wreck of Teachers' Special Leaves Ten Dead
Eleven total dead reported after a Pennsylvania Railroad wreck near Martin's Creek New Jersey yesterday. Eight burned, three fatally injured, several seriously hurt as Utica New Jersey teachers' special from Utica to Washington collided on the Belvidere Delaware division. The line reopened today. Charles Person conductor and Walter Vance engineer among the dead. remaining injured transported to hospitals. explosion blamed on gas tank ignition in dining car. Crowd gathers in Utica as rescue and relief efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Utica
N. J
Belvidere-Delaware
Pennsylvania Railroad
Martin's Creek
Eleanor Rutherford
Maxton Hospital
Walter Vance
Trenton
Charles Person
Stroudsburg
Augusta Lyte
F. L. Sheppard
Pennsylvanian Railroad
Jersey City
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Belvidere
Harry Francis
Titusville
Atudent
LaFayette College
Cummings
Delaware
Unckawanna and
Western
Utca
Fiveaenra
Easton
Keep Your Money at Home Says Dillon Herald
The Dillon Herald urges residents to spend locally urging that buying printed matter and other goods at home keeps schools churches taxes and roads funded. It cites a local printer and argues citizens should support community enterprises, warning against copious purchases in other cities. The piece calls for progressive, cooperative local citizenship and warns those unwilling to contribute to move elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Florence
Charleston
Nia
Herald
Dillon
South Carolina
Be & Citizen
County Fair Meeting Call From Dillon Union and Board of Trade
Letters from the Dillon Farmers Union and the Dillon Board of Trade urge a joint May meeting to discuss organizing a county fair. Arch M Bethea and A D B Jordan invite farmers and business leaders to assemble at the courthouse on May 13 and 14 to plan cooperation and exhibits for a potential county fair in Dillon County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Trade and County Farmers’ Union
Barmern” Union
Board of ‘Trade
May Laseh
Dillon County
Dillon
Farmer's Union
Dillon Board of Trade
Jeer
Dilton
Par Union
Pully
Farmers Union
Dion
Dillon &. C
Dillon Hoard ‘of Trade
Citi
Dillon Board of ‘Trade
County Farmers’ Union
Court House
Farmers’ Union
A. D B. Jordan
Pri
Bethea
Herald
The
Closing Exercises and Sermon Schedule Announced
Annual sermon on Sunday May 14 at 8 30 p m led by Rev Flegler with other services for primary, intermediate and advance departments on May 1 17 and 18 at the A M E Church in Sumter All are urged to attend with exercises starting promptly at 6 10 p m Prof R C Collier of Hamer to deliver the annual address at the closing event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Flegler
Mt Pingah A. Michureh
Sumter
R. C. Collier
Hamer
A. M. EB
Mystery of Pullman car naming explained
J D Ferguson for the Pullman Company told the State Board of Tax Commissioners that there is no single namer earning high pay to name Pullman cars. He described varied methods with some cars named after flowers and others from an ancient Egyptian line, while some namings are random.
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Indianapolis News
State Board of Tax Commissioners
J. D. Ferguson
Pullman Company
Taylor Jacksons Wed in Parkton Union by Judge McRae
Taylor and Mise Isa Taylor wed Sunday in Parkton with Judge McRae officiating. Mr H G Jackson, son of Mr Jack, and the bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs H F Taylor, are warmly regarded by many friends who wish them a long, happy life. TP Sloan spent a day in Parkton that week on tualneos.
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H. G. Jackson
Mise Isa Taylor
McRae
TP Sloan
Parkton
N.C
Invitation extended for Bryan to visit Dillon this spring or summer
A Dubious invitation, endorsed by Maj or Hargrove and the town board, asks Hon J Bryan to visit Dillon in the upcoming spring or summer. Nebraskan friend J E Bulerbe says Bryan would be welcomed, with notice to Dillon citizens once Bryan replies.
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Hargrove
Bryan
Dillon
Déllerbe
Bryat
Dilton
Eastern Carolina Good Roads Formed To Build Poo Dee Bridge
A Mars Bluff gathering of business leaders formed the Eastern Carolina Good Roads Association to push a causeway or bridge across the Pee Dee River near Mars Bluff. A seven member committee was named to survey the route and coordinate eastern county support, with officers Joseph W. McCown as president and Henry M. Husbands as secretary treasurer. The group plans a visit to Marion and other points on the east side to rally local cooperation for the project.
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Florence
Mars Bluff
Kerry
Mesare Wiliam
Barringer
Williaw
Willing
J. Archie Muldrow
T. Biker Haynesworth
James D. Evans
Pee Dee Bridge
Woc
Husbands
Eastern Carolina Good Roads Association
Joseph W. McCown
Henry M. Husbands
Carolin
Great Poo Dee River
Mars Bluff Ferry
Carolina
Frank M. Rogers
Ulaniulation
Marion
Henry H. Hug
Vands
William R Beringer
J. Wilda
Waltaen
James 8. Gibson
E. P. Douglas
Perry Yenter
Irish Horse Traders Gather for Durial Services
A 500-strong O'Hara clan gathering in Irish countryside observed annual Durial services with six clan members buried in Oaklind and Wert cemeteries. The Immaculate Conception church hosted prayers with a three-horse funeral procession and large floral tributes. Local notables from Latta and Mullins attended, highlighting clan wealth and regional ties amid a somber funeral event.
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Athinté
Latta
Mandan
Furman Lane
Ann
Mulling ‘Phureday Wight
Allen
John Miller
Rowland
Weeton
Thoreday
G. Dackenn
O. ¢ Webater
Marion
J. Bo McCutcheon
Burtheny
F Rute
Ebeneuzer
T. Hulon
Marion Wom
Herrive
Billott
Max Jeine
Marion Friie
Mr. Jackeon
Tuilon
Rebels Agree On Terms Formulate Contention To Be Presented
The Mexican insurgents and provisional government leaders meet in El Paso to discuss terms for peace envoys. Madero Sr and Suarez attend as advisers while Francisco Madero Jr and other leaders push for cabinet seats for insurgent allies amid reports of possible resistance or new elections.
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el Pano
Tex
Fercely
Potitland
Federation
Gomez
Franciser Madero
Joke Mine Suarez
Francises Madero
Bajal
Federation of Peace
Conahon
Carabajal
Ataney
Mrantff
Ben
Obrejon
Wior Carabajal
Insur Serto
Senor Caraba
Ding
Diaz
Taz
Bond Issue Vote Sparks School Plan and Casualties
Voters approve a $46,000 bond for a new school building by a 2 to 1 margin amid low turnout. Trustees plan construction on a vacant lot in front of the present site, with debate over site location and a single superintendent for two schools. A dispatch reports Arthur, a former Canute resident, killed at Casas Grandes. another note lists Arthur’s name with locomotive engineers.
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Arthur
Canute
Arun
Porgy Ter
Columbis
Casas Grandes
Moreh
Kelly
Arthur Farmers
Olstepia Avenue
Columbia
Marion Man Dies in the Philippine Islands
A cablegram received in Marion reports the death in the Philippines of Eugene Bethea, a former Marion resident who served as a soldier and later stayed in the islands after his enlistment. He was the eldest son of F Bethea and left many friends in Marion.
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Marion
Philip-ine Islands
Kegene Bethea
Philippines
Bathes
Tsle
Bethea
Delig
F. ¥. Bethea
Prince A Cement Worker Disowned by Archduke Lover Affair
In Northamptom Pennsylvania on April 29 residents found Joseph Zmunekovey living quietly among them, believed eccentric for his slow manner, actually a Polar prince disowned by Archduke Zane skovsky. While at the University of Warsaw he wed a woman older than him, prompting his father’s estrangement. The prince, an only child, is said to be worth about $1,000,000 in Europe and hopes to marry, as all aunts and uncles are childless.
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Northamptom
Joseph Zmunekovey
Archduke Zaneskovsky
Joseph —Zsauskovsky
Europe
Railroad route promise cheers Mullins and relief for Horry region
Amid confused reports locals hear of a possible railroad line reroute bringing relief to Mullins and Horry. They discuss a line across the river near Gallivant's, with expectations of revived trade and reduced hardship, though details remain uncertain as railroad officials stay reticent.
Piper Plays Morning Wakeup Note Gone Wrong
In a coastal seaport area a piper employed to wake residents by playing daily missed the weekday routine after a late Saturday night. The Army Master from a nearby fort admonished him about the fourth commandment. the piper replied with a stubborn, garbled retort.
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Pennsylvania Road
Arch M. Bethea Farmer Pres Tinton
Dillon Colored Institute
Geo. H. Flogier
Prin. P
Taylor-Jackson
Havan
Hridgh
Attrast
Ihn
Iver Hughwy
O'Hare
Athinta
Hs Cutom
Pick Peace Commissioners
Mundero
Mez Anid Sus
Y Witte
Hugene Bethea
Prince
Mullinp
S&s
B. Curry
Ariel
Allison
Mulling
Horry
Gallivant
Sie Horry Tolke
Mullins
Inne
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