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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1909

Page

3

Winthrop Gift From the Iron Master Boosts School Plan

Winthrop receives a pledge from Carnegie through Airey Canneste’s reeretory as part of a State appropriation and fund-raising effort to build a new model school. The drive aims for 100000 dollars, with past gifts totaling 70000 and a library gift from Carnegie years ago. The effort continues amid broader regional notes on meat safety and temperance work.

Rock Hill Johnson Winthrop Airey Canneste Carnegie Winethrop Johnson Shoul Toliwon Carneme

Special Southern Power to Make Spartanburg a Distributive Point

Spartanburg will gain a distributive point for the Southern Power Company with offices to open later. A chamber of commerce committee, after visiting Charlotte, discussed the move with J. B. Duke W. S. Lee and Junius Parker. At Ninety Nine Islands the large plant construction, under Jamison, shows strong progress with about 350 workers already on site.

Spartanburg Southern Power Company Chaber of Commerce Charlotte J. B. Duke W. 8. Lee Junius Parker Gaffney Ninety-Nine Islands Jamison Gaffney Peo

Fortune for Child at Willies Probate Claim

Willie Rosenburg the six year old son of Mrs Daisy Rosenburg is named heir to a large portion of his father’s estate by a will made before his death. The will provides $57,500 to the child. A telegram from Atlantic City confirms the father’s death and the will.

Aiken Willie Rosenburg Daisy Rosenburg Little Willie Atlantic City Youssef Constantinople Vente Syrai Mohammed Arshied Mui Binwlilier Tyra Beusbai Theresa Hp Drisinlors Myer Freien Melis Liphinaiie Cabiner Fae Hite Masha Adana

Destructive Nail Storm Hits Northwestern County Crops

Damaged reports state a Friday night storm devastated grain and fruit crops over a large farming area in the northwest, with corn and cotton largely spared. Florences special notes an earlier similar storm two years ago and ongoing Prohibition campaigning ahead of August elections in Florence County. Governor Glenn and other speakers are said to be engaged to bolster turnout among Christian voters.

Ganney Florence Glenn North Carolina

Mistrial Declared in Harrison Murder Case

In Greenville a mistrial was declared in the murder trial of Jesse Harrison. Harrison was accused of killing Pred Rubie, an English attache of the Jones carnival here on October 15 last. The jury stood seven for acquittal and five for murder.

Greenville Special Jesse Harrison Pred Rubie Jones Carnival

Gaffney Eyes Improved Road Link on New York Atlanta Route

Gaffney residents show strong interest in the automobile corridor from New York to Atlanta. Cherokee County roads, on the direct line, will receive priority work as Supervisor Lipscomb reports ongoing improvements and hopes for further improvements along the county road traversed by the proposed route.

Gaffney New York Atlanta Lipscomb

Farm Outlook From Lexington County Report

Special farm notes from Lexington county describe crops lagging with corn and cotton only partly planted or chopped. Weather across the county last week saw rain and cool temperatures hindering growth and yielding a poorer small grain crop than anticipated.

Lexington

Washington Notes on Tariffs and Diplomacy

The article reviews Senate tariff debates with Dolliver defending lower duties and Lodge critiques, reports nominations of Oscar Straus to Turkey and W W Rockhill to Russia, and notes Governor Edwards and Admiral Potter changes. It also mentions tributes to Alexander Shepherd and Longfellow statue unveiling with officials honoring the memory of notable figures.

Muwulay Ie Siprem Court United States Jefferson Davis Oscar 8. Etraus Turkey W. W. Rockhill Senate Pyles Washington Borah Holabo Alexander R. Shepherd Gavannor District of Columbia

Century of milestones and storms in brief items

Simon Hilstein marks his 100th birthday in St. Louis amid illness rumors. A deadly storm on Long Island Sound and Connecticut coast sinks barges with multiple fatalities. Tragic tram accident near Birmingham injures a mother and kills a child as coal-mine mules perish. Confederate veteran reunion to unveil Gen. Law statue in Memphis. Crime reports include cases from Kentucky and Washington as Supreme Court questions arise in Martinique. Panama, Persia, and Constantinople stories reflect global tremors alongside Roosevelt and Wright brothers updates.

Long Ishind Sound Connecticut Bar Bien Hirminghwi W. Bladedford Stithdot Memphis Stephen DB. Law Ellen Castro Prenel F Nts Martinique France Manuel Amador Republic of Panamia Constantinople Roosevelt Remit Ching Dim Christian 14 Denmark Leman Fnonol Holbein Dingley Panama Wright Brother Wilbur Orvilly America Persia

Pearful Storm Claims Eighteen Lives in Montgomery County

In the wake of a severe storm in Montgomery County, eighteen funerals were held as deaths surged. Two families, Mrs. McCraw and her child, and Mrs. Luffy with her child, were buried together in separate burials. A Melltow child aided her father after the Friday disaster, then collapsed and died shortly after seeking help from a neighbor.

Alan Speeiai Ailes Nuskec Elghteen McCraw Fee Chill Luffy Ren

Straus Named Ambassador to Turkey and Rockhill to Russia

Former Commerce and Labor figure Straus is chosen as ambassador to Turkey and W. W. Rockhill is named ambassador to Russia. Rockhill previously served as Assistant Secretary of State and minister to an unnamed country, with changes shifting Leishman to Rome and Lloyd Griscom returning home. Riddle remains at St. Petersburg.

Savannah Troops Escort Suspect in Murder Case

In Savannah Georgia the 32 man Georgia Hussars under Captain McTnevve guard Kinnewick McRae, a Black man charged with the murder of turpentine operator Zonas in Bryan County. The unit proceeds toward Clyde, Hrvan county, after a cres country march.

Savannah Georgia Hussars McTnevve Clyde Hrvan County Kinnewick McRae Bryan County Porior Zonas

Plea Against Free Lumber in United States Trade

Letuitor Pyles of Washington argues in Senate that a tariff protecting U S lumber and shingles will enable full use of the tree. He warns free lumber would aid Canadian provinces but hurt domestic business and markets.

Wallington Special Vest Letuitor Pyles Washington UN Senate Pyles United Counian

Charges Against Two Judges in State Rail Case

Federal indices John PF Phillips and Smith Moreone face charges over a state litigation with the railroad. A resolution calls for an investigation of their conduct amid a dispute on maximum tonnage and a two cent passenger rate in Hunt State.

Worhinetau John PF Phillips Smith Moreone Misswuthi Mutephy Hunt State Meir

May 20 Celebration in Charlotte and Mecklenburg

May 20 event in Charlotte features a grand parade review by President Taft and local dignitaries. Officials from North Carolina and Charlotte greet veterans, with a large public program including a music festival at the auditoriam and a parade through the city.

Charlotte Mecklenburg Meeker Dave Frien Karelia Af North Cata Bey Armel Fenernt Hinds Sparta Selwyn Hatrel Seneue Ty Giverny Selwyn Totel Taft Mes Sturewall Jacksen Uest Auditorian United States Opties Hatte Det Coltet Reeinental Jorge Selwyn Hotel

Devastation in Adana Amid Pestilence and Refugee Flows

The situation in Adana worsens as 3000 soldiers are deployed for security while contagious disease spreads. Fourteen hundred are sick or wounded and thousands of refugees are moved to capitals in surrounding districts. The report cites growing health and displacement crises.

Adana Alana

Plans Approved for Navy Department Summer Manoeuvres

Washington reports special approval only for Navy Department plans submitted by the general board of the naval militia. Several states lack funds to participate, notably New York Georgia and South Carolina. North Carolina keeps the matter under review as funds and government support for summer maneuvers are urged.

Washinton Navy Department General Board of the Naval Militia New York Georgia South Carolina North Carolina

Protection For South. Wallahington Speech in Senate

Senator Bradley of Kentucky delivered a strong speech in the Senate on tariff protection for the south and unity on tariffs. He urged fair protection for Kentucky and pledged that it would become Republican soon, following Massachusetts.

Wallahington Bradley Kentucky Senate Massachusetts

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