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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1911

Page

3

Boy Charged With Arson In Bennettsville Fire

In Bennettsville, Sept 24, Jesse Rogers about 18 is jailed here accused of setting fire to the Hodges residence. Fire was spotted by Hodges’ children and extinguished quickly. Rogers allegedly planned the act while employed at Hodges’ and used oil from nearby tanks, entering the cook room and lighting the blaze before fleeing to his cabin. The arrest follows Rogers’ stated admission and a report of his erratic behavior.

Jesse Rogers Marlboro PB. Hodges Bennettsville C. P. Hodges Rogers Hodges

Danish Aviator Plans Atlantic Flight Ambition

A Danish airman, in a letter to The Nord Lybet, outlines a bold plan to fly next spring from Copenhagen to New York in a biplane of American make. He will rest only at London and Queenstown, aided by ships stationed across the North Sea and Atlantic, and his name is withheld for now.

New York Thyrans Atlantic Nord Lyeet Brooklyn Copenhagen London Queenstown North Sea Atlantic Ocean

Judge C A Woods Endorsed For Chief Justice

Marion Bar urges the candidacy of Judge C A Wood for Chief Justice of South Carolina after the resignation of Ira B Jones creates a vacancy to be filled by the General Assembly. The Marion Bar cites his character legal attainments and bench experience as basis for endorsement.

Marion Marion Bar Ira B. Jones South Carolina General Assembly C. A Wood

Beattie Burial Permit If Electrocuted Raised in Richmond

City cemetery committee met in secret to permit Henry C. Beattie Jr. to be buried in Maury Cemetery despite an ordinance forbidding nonresidents. Beattie faces execution on November 24 for the murder of his wife. his family resides in South Richmond, but burial plots are in Richmond.

Hichmond Richmond Richmond City Henry C. Beatte, Jr Maury Beattie Richmond Cemetery

Balloting in 1890 confirms Blease backing Irby in Senate race

The Columbia recount shows Wade Hampton and other candidates failing to secure a majority. On the first joint ballot the House and Senate split, with Irby leading in later votes as Blease and others continued to back him across multiple ballots.

Blease Tiby Columbia Wade Hampton Cow le Blease Tee Wede Mamyten Sinytor Ihetton Willy Mb John Loom Lees Exchely Senaberg TSUC House Upton Irby Don Hemphillaldson Keitt G. D. Nan Robert Smalls Senate Journal Donaldson Hampton Hemphill Smalls Messrs Aldeman Bissell Blake Browning Buchanan Buist The Jon

Roman Barge from Thames Lays Hidden 1700 Years

A Roman shipwreck lying in the Thames mud for about 1700 years is being moved to Kensington Palace for display in the new London Museum. The Gallic oak vessel, once waterlogged and brittle, is undergoing careful restoration and will soon be open to inspection.

Thames New York Times Laking Phillip Gibb

Irby Wins Seventh Ballot in South Carolina House Race

The seventh ballot elected Irby after tallying Try 105 and Donaldson 9 Hamp ton 43, showing Blease supported Wade Hampton only on the first formal ballot. In joint assembly, Blease voted for Irby six times. I B Jones, then Ways and Means chair, backed Irby throughout and later became Speaker after Irby resigned to take Hampton’s seat.

Irby Donaldson Hampton Mr. Blease Wade Hampton House I. B. Jones Blease Ways and Means Jones

Roman galley unearthed in London foundation dig

Workmen uncover a 2000 year old oak Roman galley beneath new county hall foundations in central London. The timbered craft, carried through streets and gardens by recovered workers, astonishes observers and stirs reports of ancient echoes amid a modern city.

London County Hall Westminister Kensington Gardens Bill Army Corps Yussitus Winsele Tibet Inport Leiden Ieee

Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement From Bennettsville Reader

A 1908 testimonial from J B Covington of Bennettsville South Carolina praises Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney trouble. He recounts waking at night to pass secretions and persistent loins pain, and notes continued improvement after using the medicine. He confirms earlier endorsement during a 1910 interview.

Troy J.B Covington Parsonage St Bennettsville S.C Doan Covington

Remedial Potions Claimed by Fargo Ad Agency

An old typographic ad warns readers about counterfeit remedies and fake agents. It notes Foster-Milburn Co of Buffalo New York as sole U S agents for a genuine product and cautions against cheaters selling imitations.

Foster-Milburn Co Huffalo New York Dasan

Reformers and corrupt politicians mix in modern politics

Benton J. Hendrick critiques reform minded leaders with seamy pasts in McClure's Magazine. He notes the paradox of hardened politicians posing as reformers as the public adjusts to a changing political climate. The piece parallels political rebirth with religious conversion and mocks self styled reformers who confess sins to illustrate political virtue.

Lerhis Benton J. Hendrick McClue

Railways Try Breakfast Trains For Late Sleepers In London

Rail services around London experiment with breakfast trains aimed at suburban sleepers. Railways test early morning departures to accommodate late risers and improve commuter options.

Notice to heirs and creditors for Turbeville estate letters

Citation from Dillon County South Carolina directing all heirs and creditors of J D Turbeville deceased to appear in the Probate Court at Ballon on Saturday October th at 11 oclock in the forenoon to show cause why letters testamentary should not be granted. Dated September 25.

South Carolina Dillon Robert Webster J.d.turbeville J.D. Turbeville Ballon

Dr Miles Heart Remedy Promises Quick Heart Relief

Dropsy story of a patient cured by Dr Miles Heart Remedy, touting a marvelous cure for heart weakness. The advertisement claims tonic effects on heart nerves and muscles and offers money-back guarantee if the first bottle fails. Sold by all druggists through Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Indiana.

Miles Miles Medical CO Elkhart Ind

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