Governor Heyward Reprimands Caulfield Stir Charleston Case
Gov Heyward states that Constable Caulfield will be severely reprimanded for firing a pistol in Charleston and ordered to report to a new post in the state to enforce laws. He discusses with Chief Howie that enforcement must be uniform, and emphasizes cooperation between police and city forces to uphold the dispensary law. The interview aims to clarify policy and assure Charleston of state support.
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Charleston
Caulfield
Howie
Columbis
Gov. Heyward
Enare
Reckleas
Heyward
Ealain
Mare
Lislas
Constance Howie
Lee
Smith
Science based feeding for children and farm stock
The text argues feeding rightly boosts profits for farmers and asks if children should be fed by science too. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as a mixed food with cod liver oil for flesh and blood, Lis and Soda for bone and brain, calling it a standard tonic for delicate children.
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Scott
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Cure for Consumption
A Melbourne reader recalls a doctor’s claim that Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption saved a life. An advertisement from Mackey & Co. touts the remedy’s life saving potential with trial bottles and guarantees. The page also mentions baking powder recipes endorsed by the United States Department of Agriculture.
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Haggins
Melbourne
Hla
Dr. King
Sam
Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Colds and Prevents Pneumonia
An old remedy claim states Foley's Honey and Tar cures colds and helps prevent pneumonia. The advertisement-style note emphasizes its supposed health benefits and preventative use.
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Foley
Happenings In the State and Other Briefs
Augusta reports the supreme court affirms a murder case, promising Sheriff Chik a third execution this term. In Spartanburg a bloodhound tracked a thief seven miles to recover a stolen valise. Florence notes Bally Howard escapes jail via roof hole. Aiken recounts a romance ending in marriage as a man dies days later. Parkinson of Oakland, California, wed Miss Ollie Downing before traveling to bury his body.
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Augusta
Supreme Court
Tom Lardy
Jef W. Chik
Richmond County
Spartanburg, Keb
William West
Lucapau Mille
Florence
Bally Howard
Yestorday
Howard
Aiken
Ani
Indy
Fy R. Parkinson
Oakland
Cid
Baltimore
Ollie Downing
G. Tl. Holley
Netia Reed
Dr. Miller
The
Baptist Church
Harkinson
Cal
Blood Guiltiness at South Carolina
Special to the State from Walterboro dated February 14 reports a fatal shooting linked to Henry Mayes and Jaynes, with Adams accused of killing Jaynes after a confrontation. Mayes, described as quiet but peacable, left a wife and eight children. Community sympathy is with Mayes. he surrendered to Sheriff Owens.
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Adams Vod
Jaynes
Chirieth
Mayes
Adan
Pha Kitlhie i
Haques
Mynes
Adatis Cue
Sheri Owens
J. U.P
William Hooper Young Pleads Guilty To Murder In New York
William Hooper Young pleads guilty to second degree murder in the death of Mrs Anna Pulitzer. Doctors say medically not insane. judge sentences him to life at Sing Sing with hard labor. Fustien Herrick advised the plea and district attorney to a deception. no remarks on the offense.
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New York
William Hooper Youve
Anna Pulitzer
Fustien Herrick
Young
Isoner
Sing Siow
Unclear Patent Remedy Advert Baffles Readers
A garbled adish fragment touts a “Backlin’s 1 Sdee” remedy promising cures for various ailments including boils and eruptions. It mentions Wraiklin Grove and a drug store named Mackey & Cots Drug Store offering the product. The text is fragmented with many misspellings, limiting precise details.
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J.B
Wraiklin Grove
Backlin
Ford
Mackey & Cots Drug Store
Murder trial notes mercy for Gilliam husband case
Henry Gilliam Gougreted. Nowhorry Feb 11. 2 Henry Gillian faced sessions court for killing his wife and was found guilty of murder, recommenited to mercy and sentenced to life imprisonment. Gillian claimed both were handling a pistol when it discharged accidentally.
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Henry Gillian
Mercy
Fife
Winter coughs and consumption warned by Buley’s Lioney notice
A historical notice warns that winter coughs can develop into consumption if neglected. It recommends using Eugene Funderburk’s drug Lioney and Tai for relief, urging prompt treatment.
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Buley
Lioney
Pistols and Whiskey Trigger Fatal Greenville Shootout
A fatal double shooting occurred in Greenville on February 10 over a quarrel at a livery stable tied to a whiskey dispute. John Goodwin, a 20 year old pawnbroker, died after being shot by Finlay Leos, a house dealer, during a confrontation between rival men. The incident followed a prior altercation at Palos & Allens livery. Witnesses say the shooter opened fire when the dispute escalated, with a second casualty named James W. Mlinsuu killed by Woho Gondwin the next day. Police investigations and cautious questions remain as officials request witnesses to come forward.
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Greenville
Sinius Hiway
Wisebayer
Wats
John Goodwin
Gillinge Ier
Finlay Leos
Palos & Allens
Winson
Viking
North Carolina
Dan
Viera
Nial
Chesuyilla
Bol
Ulick
Cumin
Paylin
Cy Ape
Angoes
Mita
Foley's Honey Tar for Children With Safe Use Guidance
A brief notice explains Foley's Honey Tar for Children is available with dosing guidance and warnings. It emphasizes consulting a pharmacist or physician before use for children and outlines age considerations and proper administration.
Arthur Bishop On Trial in Charlotte Murder Case
Arthur L. Bishop of Petersburg was arraigned in Charlotte Superior Court on the charge of killing Thomas J. Wilson. A special venire of 100 men will form the jury for the trial which opens Friday morning. Bishop’s defense claims self defense after Wilson ordered him to leave a drinking scene and Bishop was shot after resisting removal. Wilson’s wife and daughter say Wilson had a stick but did not use it. Bishop surrendered a few days later at Petersburg.
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Charlottes N. C
Arthur L. Bishop
Petersburg
New England
Thomas J. Wilson
Charlotte
Bishop
Wilson
Bolt
Chins Wilson
Ishek
Dies for her Sweetheart in Tennessee
Miss Alta Dreiman, a Harriman society girl, killed herself with laudanum after her fiancé Arthur Voles urged a postponement of their wedding. Engaged in Charlotte, North Carolina, she left a note to Delany saying she dies for him as her trousseau and ceremony plans lay ready.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Beth
Alta Dreiman
Harriman
Dreiman
Vox Popular Society
Arthur Voles
Trousseau Wilhi
Miss Dverman
Charlotte
N. C
Delany
The Shoe on the Other Foot
A difficult manufacturer tells a tale about Linself as Philadelphia Polusrth repeats it. A visitor asks for work, a merchant questions the outcome, and a terse exchange ends with the line I got thine.
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Philadelphia Polusrth
Unclear ad line hints at quirky product sale
A fragmented notice mentions a product labeled Lisaire Brome Quinine Tab and a one day volume, with stray phrases about price set at 25e and a subscription offer to Leposie aimed at pleasing a recipient. The readable text is incomplete and lacks coherent event details.
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Mowie
Hewis
Constabulary
Ile
Pearl St
N.Y
Unitad
States Department of Agriculture
South Carolina
Colleton Henry Jaques
Iloree
Walterboro
Mteveville
Alva Adaing
Henry Mayios
William Hooper Young
Anne Buhitver
Eleetric
Young the Justic
Nsakly Foreeies
Henry Gilliam Gougreted
Janus Winson
Shigt
Greenvilly
Dokn Goody
Scomad
J. A, Td
Chaora
Toni Lescarcettes
Nadie
Childrei
Arthur Bishop
Daughster
Liv
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