Lancaster Visit and Local Notices Highlight 1901 column
The Lancaster piece reports Rev. J.O. Wilson visiting Lancaster with praise for the town and its people, mentions residents visiting relatives, and notes scores of social moves. It also covers Prof Mann resigning as Florence schools superintendent and outlines Bethel Presbytery Elders and Deacons convention schedules in Chester with speakers and topics.
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Lorence
Daly
Mann
Florence
F Nee
Hopton
Resivas
Germany
Bethel Presbytery
Chester
S.C
A Youthful Explorer Passes Through Train Depot Duties
A7 year old Mary Whiteside arrived unaccompanied from Fort Mill on a morning train, was placed with depot matron, slipped away to the park, rode a car, and was returned to Policeman Barnhardt who sent her to her destination.
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Mary, Whitesides
Fort Mill
Bessemer City
Barnhardt
Charlotte Observer
In Memoriam of Mary Youle Youle York Wife and Mother
Mary Youle Yoder York died after a long Christian life joining the Methodist church in 1875. Born April 5 sas 1901 a 43 year old mother of two daughters and six sons, several children died in infancy. She was a Sunday school teacher and friend to many, praised for sacrifice and virtue, her body resting in Pease.
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Mary Youle
Mes. Dolen
Lee Tillman
Tm. Yoder
Christ’s Vineyard
Pease
Government Plans Fort On Sullivan Island In South Carolina
The government will build another fort on Sullivan's Island near Charleston as part of expanding military defenses. Three existing forts plus Fort Sumter, Fort Moultrie, and a new barracks costing $50,000 bolster the post, signaling Charleston's rise as a major naval and military depot in the South.
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Sullivan's Island
Sprint
Greenville News
Charleston
S. C
Tere Today
Govermnment
Fort Sumpter
Old Fort Moultrie
Navy Yard
Lightning claim two farmers in storm near Williamston
Special to The State reports Henry Davenport aged 41 and Ezell Harvey aged 26 were struck and killed instantly during a severe afternoon electric storm three miles above Williamston. Davenport leaves a wife and eight children, Harvey a wife and two children. Eleven children lose their father and two wives become widows as two homes are wrecked.
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Williamston
Henry Davenport
Ezell Harvey
Davenport
Lightning Kills Five-Year-Old in Georgia Home
Chester Lantern reports a five-year-old son of George Jackson died after a lightning strike at their home near the county farm in Cartersville on Sunday afternoon. The bolt swept through a window. other family members were shocked but unharmed, while two others reportedly died and a third not expected to live in a related lightning incident.
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George Jackson
GC. B. Smith
Chester
Cartersville
Epworth Orphanage School Names New Principal
Colunthia Record reports Professor J. Walker has assumed principal duties at Epworth Orphanage School. He will move to North Carolina to lead a school. H. Nabors, an experienced teacher, is chosen to fill the vacancy.
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J. Walker
Epworth
H. Z. Nuahors
Walker
North Carolina
Nabors
Colunthia
Large Wheat Yield Report From Spartanburg Area
Reports nationwide indicate an unusually large wheat yield. At Fernwood farms near Spartanburg, Thompson Dillard and Burnett planted 15 bushels on acres and threshed 713 bushels, averaging 354 bushels per acre.
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Spartanburg
Poor Millionaire Fails Digesting In London
Lately starved in London because he could not digest his food. Early use of Dr. King's New Life Pills would have saved him. They strengthen the stomach, aid digestion, promote assimilation, improve appetite. Price 25c. Money back if not satisfied. Sold by Crawford Bros. and J. F. Mackey & Co., druggists. Several desirable houses for sale in town. If you want a business call on me. If idle curiosity prompts you to know what places they are ask us no questions. See
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London
Dr. King
Crawford Bros
J. F. Mackey & Co
Miss Lula McClain Dies in Yorkville
Miss Lula McClain daughter of Mr F Baxter McClain a benevolent intelligent and business young lady died here last Saturday afternoon. She had been engaged in business in Alabama for several months and contracted inflammatory rheumatism leading to malaria fever.
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Yorkville
Lula Mcclain
F Baxter
Benatifak
Alabma
Southbound freight collides with band car near track
Telegraph report from Columbia notes a southbound Southern freight hit a band car left on the tracks. No fatalities reported. Engineer BOK. K sustained a partial injury and had to stop work. Six sled cars and the engine derailed. State dispensary directors approve a resolution stripping Charleston of local dispensary profits until illicit liquor sales are suppressed.
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Greenville News
Columbia
S.C
Southern
Bok. K
Sis
State Dispensary
Charleston
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Lancaster
J.O. Wilson
The
Advocate
Dee HW. Bays
Leroy Sprocss
Camden
Socharmi
Tlents Fron
Herat
Jerusha Mitchel
Wille Mondeo
Leicaster
FE. Hough
Newells
Stewart
Daaneaster
Crantey
Aline Mobley
Wevisit
Wilmington
Carlotte
Latcaster
Lanncaster
Mies Clondett
Heney
Col Leroy Springs
Rock Hill Journal
Prof. Mann
Chill! Heath
Morrow Bros. & Co
Albemarle
J.D. Heath
Waxhaw Enterprise
Castori
Tina
Elders and Deacons’ Convention
S. Hooray
Holy
AL HL. Atkins
Dr Swann
Pastoral
Bo Arrow
Wood
Sions
Cald
James Rus
W. A Hatner
Halim
T. C. Ligon
R. of
Patrick
W. J Roddey
W.D Knox
A. W. Minttz
G Brown
M R. Kirk
Neville
McLaughlin
Rev. D. ON
J. A. Hall
W. B. Arrowood
W. G. Neville
J. A. Watson
L. RK. Williams
Presbytery Committee
Ohio
Richmond
South Carolina
Daniel
Senator McLaur
McLaur
Yorky
Enquirer
Manchester Mills
Mes
York
Hampton
TB. Harvey
Mc Dausey
Buge
Ina
Harvey
Bhume
Gov Meswe
Constable Rowell
McSweeney
Rowell
Rewell
Werner
Mr. Harvey
Aya
Columb
Guy Mc Sweeney
Weiman’s
Colleton County
Epworth Orphanage
VY. S. Carter
Lancaster & Chester Railway Co
Lancaster & Chester Railway Company
Bank of Lancaster
RC. McManus
Nissen
Owensboro
Wev
Clyburn-Heath Mule CO
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Soe
Armen
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