Happenings In the State SHEN EDEN and Nearby Trials
A screed of local items covers a July sequence: a trial in Shen Eden with William Munroe and others. a distillery seizure led by Chief Constable Le Citeton. Stansell and Pooton involved in whiskey theft. a terug on a safe burglary at Mister Sawyer’s home. Mister Sullivan of the News and Condor office collapsing from a hemorrhage, ages around 27, noted as a bright journalist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickens
le Citeton
B.D. McCravy
Coloma
Eli
Hrimsport
Woman Burned Dies After Fire In Bennettsville
A colored woman born last Friday night in Bennettsville died today after sustaining burns from a fire. An inquest found the death was caused by the injuries. The jury returned its verdict on the case.
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Sas
Aleath
Enus
You Have Aloe ts CPE Gape 1
Fragmentary OCR note appears to reference a medical or procedural cue. No clear persons places organizations or dates are readable. Summary limited to the decipherable fragment noting aloe and CPE context without concrete event or outcome.
Convicts Escape From SOS Penitentiary Amid Gunfight
Around 87 convicts escaped during the breakfast hour after a fierce fight in the yard. A guard was killed and another officer wounded. Prisoners seized weapons and overwhelmed officers then fled toward Bali mountain as state troops move to the scene. Volsom penitentiary sits in a rocky amphitheatre near the American river outside Sacramento.
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Eramenta
Cal
Pilsimt
Sos
Aml
Bali
Pardee
Volsom Penitentiary
American River
Sacramento
Death of Fort Mill Citizen Thomas G Culp
Thomas Gibson Culp a lifelong Fort Mill resident died Tuesday afternoon from paralysis after a week of illness. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian Church where he was a member and elder for forty years. He was about 71, born in Lancaster County Dual. He married three times, left with several children and long service in county and town affairs including six years on the board of commissioners and later as county supervisor. He also served as gin justice and town official, leaving a lasting void in Fort Mill.
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Thomas Gibson Culp
Fort Mill
Presbyterian Church
J. A. Thownwell
Lanscaster County
Nee. Dlewis i
Atateen
Lizzie Culp
Min Culp
Katherine McColliin
B.A. Sturgis
Kentucky
A. A. Bradford Sod
W.om. Culp
Aminda Sehooly
MG. Culp
Culpa Horn
Auguste Chininghan
Lise
Bride Sin Ts
Culp
Foundly
Tran
Bort Mill
Two Bottles Cured In Kidney Cure Claim
A Rock Hill Herald item notes a claim by AJ HL Davis of Mt. Sterling that two bottles of Kidney Cure permanently cured a two year kidney ailment. The anecdote is part of a broader city rumor about remedies and cures circulating locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AJ HL. Davis
Mt. Ster i
T. Eugene Bunderhurk
Rock Hill
Trial of Jett and White in Kentucky murder case
Curtis Jett and Thomas White, charged with the Marcum assassination, were brought into court guarded by six deputy sheriffs in Cynthiana Kentucky. The courthouse was crowded with visitors as the session opened and the court ordered militia guards to stay at the jail only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthiana
Curtis Jett
Thomas White
Marcum
A Stroke of Lightning Kills Four Near Grand Bay
Lightning struck S J Walters saw mill near Grand Bay Alabama causing a boiler explosion this afternoon. William Carter Alfred Washington and Lewis Johnson were killed. Calvin Forte was badly scalded and burned two other white men were injured less seriously.
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Mobile
Ala
S.J. Walters
Mit
Grand Bay
William Carter
Alfred Washington
Lewis Johnson
Calvin Forte
Wall
BRONCHITIS UNTREATED TWENTY YEARS REPORTED CURE
Mrs Minerva Smith of Dunville writes DP had bronchitis twenty years and found relief after Boley money and Tar A surg cure is claimed T Eugene Punderpurk Staggist sentenced Louis bribe case July 27 Judge Ryan sentences five house of delegates members four bribery one perjury three five and six years each
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Minerva Smith
Dunville, 1
Boley
T. Eugene Punderpurk
Notice of Discharge and Local Public Notices
Notice is given that a final settlement will be made in the estate of Mary H Barron minor in Lancaster County Probate Court. Also announced are candidacies for public offices to be voted in August 1903 including Public Colton Weigher and Public Colon Weigher with candidates Dunlap Springs and Mackey.
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Mary H. Barron
County of Lancaster
Betis
Golton
Ian
Tueeday
Balley
Lancaster
Dunlap
Springs
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