Dixie Camp of Confederate Veterans Rally and Daughters Dinner
The Dixie Camp of Confederate Veterans met April 18 at the courthouse with about 150 veterans present. Delegates to the State reunion in Columbia and United Confederate Veterans in New Orleans were elected. A grand picnic dinner by the Daughters of the Confederacy received thanks, and veterans formed in ranks to give the Rebel Yell.
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Dixie Camp of
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Dixie
Daughters of the Confederacy
Columbia
W. G. A. Porter
J. N. Estridge
W. B. Bruce
W. A Marshall
W.Q. Caskey
J. Rowell
United Confederate Veterans
New Orleans
W. B Bruce
J.N. Estridge
S.C. Gardner
J. McGuirt
F. M. Ellis
J. J. Reeves
A. Adams
Charlie Wilson
W. M. Knight
M. N. Johnson
J. W. A. Porter
B. A. Gainer
W.ti. Vanlandingham
W.B. Steele
L. S. Caskey
E. K. Plyler
Gro
W. Jones
Must
Cure Blood Poison with Botanic Blood Balm Claims
An advertisement promotes Botanic Blood Balm BB B as a universal cure for blood poisoning and related skin and systemic symptoms. It claims cure in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and guarantees refunds if failing. It promises purifying blood, healing sores, stopping pain, and offers free advice and a free sample by mail.
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KE. W. Urove
Botanic
Blood Balm Co
Atlanta Ga
B. B.B
Who Murdered Mrs Matthews in New Orleans Mystery
Report from New Orleans on April 15 states investigators learned that people in Shreveport sought revenge for Mrs. Matthews murder and her daughter's wounding. They claim they burned the wrong man, Albert, who lived near Vanile with Vance and Stinson. Edward Porter’s survival is noted while a blood-stained coat is explained by butcher work in Shreveport. A white resident, Mrs Philips, reports seeing a white man flee Matthews house around the time of the crime.
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New Orleans
Shreveport
Matthews
Edward Porter
Albert
Vance
Stinson
Vanile
Philips
Arnica Salve Promoted By Crawford Bros and Mackey Co
The report touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as best for burns sores cuts boils ulcers and eruptions with a satisfaction guarantee by Crawford Bros and J F Mackey Co Druggists. The Constable arrested Phil in Ebenezer for contraband liquor transport but he escaped and was recaptured and sent to a local institution after a tea incident with the magistrate.
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Bucklen
Crawford Bros
J. F. Mackey & Co
Mondenegro
Phil
Ebenesley
Thomason
Jenkens
Rock Hill
Anderson
Roeks Hill Herald
Pneumonia 18 Robbed Of Its Terrors Ad Text
An advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar cough medicine claims it stops the racking cough and heals the lungs. It asserts early use can prevent pneumonia and urges customers to refuse substitutes. T Eugene Fanderburk, druggist.
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Foley
T. Eugene Fanderburk
OFF TO THE PRISON FOR POSTOFFICE ROBBERY GANG
United States marshals escorted William McKinley Edward Dugan Charles Howard and Thomas Nolan from Charleston to Atlanta after their convictions for robbing post offices in multiple towns. They face five years in prison and a $500 fine each. Four others James Long Chas Rodgers H B Wilson and Walter Wood were taken to Greenville to be tried April 28 before Judge Brawley.
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Charleston
United States
Atlanta
William McKinley
Edward Dugan
Charles Howard
Thomas Nolan
Greenville
James Long
Chas, Rodgers
H. B. Wilson
Walter Wood
Greers
Brawley
Circuit
District Court
Deaths and Daring Attempts Reported in Winthrop and Beaufort
In Winthrop a woman attempted suicide by cutting a wrist artery but survived after her husband found her. A Beaufort incident recounts a drowning after a hijacked steamer excursion where a crewman jumped overboard and drowned despite efforts to save him.
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Breazeale
Winthrop
Boaufort
Annah
Clifton
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Rother-In-Law
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William C. Mossman
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Mossman
Belmont
Staten Island
Roy
Branchville
L. W. Kinsey
Bamberg County
Kinsey
Hardy
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Martin Hardy
George Blanchard
West End
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Martha Breazeale
W. E. Breazeale
Rutgers College
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Long Island Sound
Brunswick
N.J
New York City
Anderson County
Winthrop College
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Miss Simpson
Heath Banking & Mer. Co
Strauss Bros
Chicago
J. M. Hood
Lancaster Mercantile Co
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Harry Foster
Lancaster
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