Jones Murder Horror and Yorkville Woodmen Suit
Special to News and Courier Ravenel Colleton County April Cain Ford colored arrested on suspicion of complicity in the murder of Mrs W W Jones wife of the Plant System Railway section master. A large crowd at the coroner's inquest demanded swift action but lynching was avoided. Evidence suggested robbery as motive. Suspect Jim Black may be involved. Ford rumored to know more. In Yorkville a separate case opened in Common Pleas over $25,000 damages against Woodmen of the World for initiation injuries at Wickwry Grove with about fifty witnesses expected and the goat device central to the dispute.
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Sovereign
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Oniha, Neb
Doctor's bad plight ends with New Discovery cure
A Hebron Ohio doctor recalls two years of severe cold and stubborn cough after losing his voice. After 35 years as a physician, all remedies failed until Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds gave rapid relief. Guaranteed by Crawford Bros. and J F Mackey Co. 50 cents and 1 dollar trial bottles free.
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Hebron
Ohio
Crawford Bros
J. F. Mackey & Co
Cat Suspected of Smallpox After Roommate’s Illness
Report from Chester Lanter reveals Claude Atkins recovered from smallpox after confinement on Saluda Street. A cat sharing the room then developed sores and is suspected to have contracted smallpox. The cat was ordered killed and is believed to have died.
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Chester
Minions Marvel At New Life Pills Cure All ills
Crawford Bros and J B Mackey Co drug store advertise No To Nae for fifty cents as a guaranteed tobacco habit cure. They claim the product purifies blood and cures stomach liver and bowel troubles, dyspepsia and fever with malaria.
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Crawford Bros
J.B. Mackey & Co. Drug Store
Despondent Charleston Man Roland Turner Fatally Shoots Self
Special to the State Charleston April 23 Roland Turner 69 killed himself at his St Philip street home using a thirty eight caliber pistol. Despondency from illness and poor health, leaving one son and three daughters. Turner had moved to Charleston years ago from Orangeburg county where he farmed. His daughters ran a boarding house.
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Baltimore
Roland Turner
St. Philip Street
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Larner
Orangeburg County
Veteran dies of heart disease on Texas train to Dallas reunion
April 22 Casualties to Veterans reports 4.V. Winters a Macon Ga. veteran died of heart disease at the depot in Terrell while en route to the Dallas reunion. Another veteran with unknown home fell from the train at St Elmo and is expected to die. Subscribe to The Ledger.
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Tex
V. Winters
Macon
Dallas
St Elmo
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claims Cure
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars if Hall’s Catarrh Cure cannot cure catarrh. It cites testimonials from wholesale druggists in Toledo and lists price and internal use. The text includes misspellings and promotional language typical of 19th or early 20th century ads.
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Picheney
Dsheny
The Pension Disease in Wisconsin
Columbia April 22 The State pension board met to finalize pensions for the year The number of pensioners is growing by about a thousand yearly due to fading stigma and the aging veteran population The increase stems from more veterans seeking aid and the age eligibility rule lowering barriers to qualification
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News and Courion
Columbia
State Pension Board
Early furniture growth boosts North Carolina factories
The Columbia Record notes North Carolina led a twelve year surge in furniture industry, rising from six to forty five factories with capital climbing from about 125000 to over 1500000. South Carolina lags despite favorable conditions, with hardwoods abundant in the state.
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Columbia
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