Happenings in the State Fatal wagon fall and fires news
A roundup of brief state items reports a colored man Ton Barber killed after falling from a wagon near Rodman, John Nimmons a colored barber in Bamberg died by his own hand, an infant burned to death near Pickens, a seven year old boy burned in Johnson, a fatal shooting near Bily in Manning, a charged murderer died in Baluda jail, and a note promoting Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption with a testimonial from T R Beall.
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Chester
Wec
Ton | Barber
Rodman
Bamberg
John Nimmons
Olar
Pickens
Charlie Hobson
Manning
Shiver
Baluda
Saluda
Major Lundy
Ridge Spring
Guv Heyward
Augusta
Siostag
Dr. King
T. R. Beall
Beall
Crawford Bros
J. F. Mackey
Fanderbark Pharmacy
South Carolina Baptists Plan London Congress and State Church Work
The South Carolina Baptists convened in Chester with plans to appoint messengers to the Baptist World Congress in London next summer. They set the next meeting for December in Columbia with Edwin M. Poteat to preach the introductory sermon and debated temperance, church-state relations, and a proposed state Sunday school secretary. Contributions for foreign, home, and state missions plus Furman and ministerial education totaled 95,981.63 dollars.
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Chester
US. C
London
Columbia
S. C
Edwin M. Poteat
General Assembly
Sunday School Board
South Carolina
A Costly Mistake Promoted By Dr King Pills
An advertisement claims Dr King s New Life Pills cure dyspepsia dizziness headache liver and bowel troubles with gentle yet thorough action. Sold by Crawford Bros J F Mackey Co Funderburk Pharmacy and others.
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Dr King
Crawford Bros J
F. Mackey & Co
Funderburk Pharmacy
Japanese Defenses Being Increased at Sungshu Mountain
Tokio reports daily Russian attacks on Sungshu mountain in an effort to retake the summit. Japanese defenders repelling assaults as Russians suffer heavy losses, estimated at around 3,000 killed or wounded. Observers note garrison manpower strain and rapid fortifications ahead of a planned general assault.
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Tokio
Cotton Prices Plunge as Merchants Plan Deeper Discounts
Merchants in Lancaster announce a sharp cut in cotton prices and pledge to extend even greater value for the next twenty days. The move aims to attract trades by offering more goods for the money than ever before, signaling a sustained price battle amid a declining market.
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Lancaster
Bargain clothing sale with limited quantities
A local store advertises discounted suits from five to fifteen dollars with marked down prices and limited stock. Includes overcoats, pants, shirts, vests, and shoes, all offered at reduced prices for twenty days.
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Dhaka
Wen
Lancaster Hercantile Cp
Columbia State
Bily
South Carolina Baptists
Smith
Board of Ministerial Aid
Soth Carolina Baptists
The
Baptist Courier
Foreign Mission
Home Missions
Connie Maxwell Orphanage
Old Preachers Board
Furman University
Furman Univerersity
F U
Theo
Seminary
Sungshu
Funderburk Co
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