State Happenings Chronicle Tragedies and Storm Losses
Reports from Columbia State detail a fatal shooting in Greenville where a 6 year old boy shot a 46 month old infant, and a jealous man killed another in Walterboro. Also noted is a major hailstorm in Hepne ttsville area causing extensive crop damage and shifting farmers to corn and peas.
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Greenville
Simpsonville
Jim Thompson
Japanese Win Decisive Victory Near Fu Chow
London reports a great Japanese victory near Fu Chow on the railway 70 miles north of Port Arthur. Russians allegedly lost 1,000 men, left guns on the field, and retreated in disorder. CorrespOrdent notes 7,000 Russians in flight toward Shi Chaiao and Kai Chou.
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London
Daily Express
Tokio
Fu Chow
Port Arthur
Daily Chronicle
Shi Chaiao
Kai Chou
Russian losses disclosed in war report
St Petersburg reports official tally of wartime losses with navy casualties totaling 44 officers and 920 men killed and 13 officers and 220 men wounded. Army losses list 36 officers and 980 men killed and 100 officers and 8,080 men wounded, with 30 officers and 620 men taken prisoner.
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St.Petersburg
Navy
Army
Sentenced to Death R A Adams Escapes
Walterboro June 14 Quite a sensation spread as R A Adams who was to be hanged for the murder of Henry Jaques escaped from Colleton jail with Jasper Stephens a larceny prisoner. A rope of blankets hung from the window and authorities offered a 500 dollar reward for Adams capture while Deputy Henderson pursued leads.
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Walterboro
Gus Green
William Haynes
Green
Adama
Stephens
R.A. Adams
Adams
Henry Jaques
Supreme Court
Johnson
Jasper Stephens
Henderson
Singhs
Heyward
R. A. Adams
Colleton
Ten Years in Bed Kidney Cure Testimonial
R A Gray of Oakville Indiana writes of ten years bedridden by kidney disease until Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended. He states the remedy brought relief and calls it a Godsend. Sold by Fnderburk Pharmacy.
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R. A. Gray
J. P
Oakville
Ind
Foley
Fnderburk Pharmacy
Scarborough to Retire and Return to Truck Farming
Congressman Scarborough creates a stir in his district by announcing he will not seek re election. With little opposition, he steps away from politics to devote himself to truck farming.
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Congresman
Scarborough
State House Suit Involving Aldrich Names Charleston Firm
Senator Robert Aldrich of Barnwell said yesterday that Mitchell & Smith of Charleston were hired by the commission to sue the architect and contractor responsible for finishing the State House. Aldrich and Yancey Williams sit on the legislative committee. Rev J H Thornwell has declined Clinton Presbyterian College presidency and will keep his Fort Mill Ebenezer pastorate.
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Robert Aldrich
Barnwell
Messrs. Mitchell & Smith
Charleston
State House
Aldrich
Hon
Yancey Williams
Columbia Record
J. H. Thornwell
Clinton Presbyterian College
Clinton
S C
Fort Mill Ebenezer
Fire on the Gen. Slocum Steamer Kills Hundreds
A New York excursion steamer the General Slocum caught fire off North Brother Island. About 300 or more perished as passengers including many children leaped into the East River or were burned. Coroner reports 485 bodies recovered by dawn with more feared.
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New York
General Stocum
North Brothers Island
Neous
Imames
Tenory
St. Mark's Lutheran Sunday School
Sixth Street
Gen Slocum
East River
Long Island Sound
Mark
German Lutherian Church
O'Gorman
North Brother Island
New Life Pills Claim Headache Relief Cites Cure
Dr Kings New Life Pills touted as a remedy for sick and nervous headaches and for blood building. Advertised price is 25 cents with a money back guarantee. Sells through Crawford Bros J S Mackey Co and Fenderburk Pharmacy. A pistol fight in Bryantsville courthouse district left three dead and two wounded.
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Dr. King
Crawford Bros
J. S. Mackey & Co
Fenderburk Pharmacy
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