Happenings In The State Chronicle Report
Lightning struck a gin house on a plantation owned by Joba Mil ord in Anderson County causing extensive fire damage. Sixteen bales of cotton and farming implements burned with an estimated loss around 2400 and no insurance. Laurens man Smith Puller, son of Glenn Buller, died accidentally while hunting when his gun discharged as he sat on a log. A three story barn belonging to Mer WR Knight burned in Greenville County with losses over 1000. horses saved. A Rock Hill meeting with Catawba Power Company discussed building a freight line to Edge Moor, with initial steam operation and later electric, aiming to connect with Seaboard. Committee will canvass for definite arrangements with partners.
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Anderson
Joba
Laurens
Smith Puller
Lleyenr
Glenn Buller
Haney Path
Mer WR Knight
Knight
Lower Greenville
Rock Hill
News and Courier
Rock Ill
Commercial Club
W. L. Roddy
Catawba Power Company
Catawbay Falia
Seaboard
Edgemoor
T. Roddy
Committee of Representative Citizens
Lea
W. B. Wilson
W. J. Roddy
R.T. Be
J. M. Cherry
Jon R. Burren
J. B. Johneur Wal
Mothers Can Safely Give Foley Honey and Tar
In a dated health claim a pharmacy advertises Foley Honey and Tar as a safe remedy for children’s coughs and colds, stating the product contains no opiates or poisonous ingredients and is sold by Kanderbara Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanderbara Pharmicy
Morrison Lynchings and State Reporting Critique
Letter from Dorham of Columbia, S.C., June 15, 1905, discusses reporting lynching in Morrison at Kershaw and the dangers faced by correspondents. He recounts interactions with Dr. Cauthen, Mr. Howie, and officers in Atlanta and Lancaster, details affidavit perjury concerns, and questions whether witnesses and officials acted properly to influence or suppress coverage. The writer questions the integrity of state procedures and media cooperation during lynching cases.
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Morrison
Kershaw
Howsater
Atlanta
Gay
Wells
Ros. Canthen
Will Floyd
Dr. Cauthen
Floyds
Cauthen
South Carolina
Schropshher
Schropsherr
HB Howie
Howie
Brutus
Lancaster
Lesn
Kimball House
Armies Press Toward Peace as Front Lines Shift
June 19 report from Litiapuday Mowehtria states tapines push from the cones toward the east, driving Russians south of Llitun. West of Liaoyangchung Peng, Japanese forces pound the Russian right after an eight hour battle. Prince Frederick Leopold of Prussia is noted as a baptism of fire for the Russian army. Japanese columns move northwest from Korea, totaling about 60,600 infantry plus cavalry and artillery, aiming to seal the line along the Mongolian frontier to the Sea of Japan.
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Litiapuday
Mowehtria
Llitun
Liaoyangchung- Peng
Posiion
Mistehonky
Fredrick Leopold
Prusria
William
Fir
Kore
Chutsami
Kemeon
Kenshin
Oyamas
Sea of Japan
Miley's Kilsey Cue Make Idooys Vod Gelder Vight
Fragmented text mentions Miley Kilsey and Gelder with unclear action or context. No verifiable events, dates, or affiliations readable for a concrete summary.
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Miley
Confederate Heroes Parade in Louisville Honors Veterans
Thousands gathered as Confederate Veterans marched in Louisville on June 1. Generals Joe Wheeler Stephen Lee and C Irvin Walker led the review with Jefferson Davis’s grandson Jaynes Davis, and Florida and Virginia divisions followed. Hot weather forced some exits, but no serious incidents occurred.
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Louisville
Dixi
Joe Wheeler
Jefferson
Jaynes Davis
Stephen D. Lee
C. Irvine Walker
South Carolina
Department
Army of Northern
Virginia
RM. Lee
W. B. Ballentine
Florida
Laure Talbot Galt
Georgia
Auta
Ned
Accid
Russia Accepts Washington as Meeting Place
St Petersburg reports on June 18 that Russia has finally accepted Washington as the meeting place for the Russian and Japanese plenipotentiaries. The foreign office withdrew its request for reconsideration under the emperor’s personal direction to give President Roosevelt a chance to pursue a peace conference.
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St Petersburg
Russia
Washington
Foreign Office
Roosvelt
Death of Aiken Youth Found in Boston Room
Thomas C Baker, a young man from Aiken, S.C., was found dead in his Boston room at 32 Upton Street. He recently returned from Europe after studying at universities and planned to attend Harvard Summer School. Several suitors from Aiken, Goshen, and Farrard were named. a medical examiner cites possible heart-related cause. Unopened letters from Aiken were found in the room.
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Bunton
Mass
Jane
Mytery
Thomas C Baker
Aiken
Baker
Wills Bethe
Upton Street
Europa
Uarvard
IS. C
Goshen
Vac
Rarrard
Law Vindicated In Or angeburg County Hanged Man
Special to The State Orangeburg June 16 Willim Johnson was hanged today for rape after conviction at the Maymoat court. The execution took place promptly at noon in the jail with few spectators besides the sheriff and deputies. Johnson, a ginger cake colored youth about 18, showed no fear and proclaimed innocence in his last hours, while several black ministers counseled him before the end.
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Orangeburg
Willim Johnson
Maymoat Court
Sherif
Johnson
Eleven Negroes Killed in Griffin Train Shooting
A Griffin police report states eleven Black men were killed during a shooting on a southbound excursion train last night. The incident followed a daytime melee sparked by a long-running gang quarrel, with revolvers and razors used as Griffin officers investigate the case amid rising tension.
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Athenia
Griffin
Phelps
Ting Bee
Greason 14 Acquitted Mrs Edwards to Hang
Reading, June 16. Sarah Greason colored was acquitted of the murder of John Edwards, Mrs Kate Edwards wife of the murdered man, whose testimony convicted Greason over three years ago. Greason's death warrant had been issued ten times and the case drew broad attention. the governor may fix the date for the execution soon.
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Reading
Sarah Greason
John Edwards
Kate Eidwards
Greason
Télay
Huh Greason
Ned Auver
Gieason
Mine Horror: 1500 Deaths in Russian Coal Mine Blast
An explosion at the Ivan colliery in Khetsisi, part of the Russo Doneze company area in Ekaterinoslav Southern Russia, is reported to have killed 500 workers with many injured. Eyewitnesses describe dense smoke and a long rescue operation underway.
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Ekaterinoslav
Russia
Khetsisi
Doneze Company
Westem Maryland rail disaster toll climbs overnight
Baltimore June 18 The tenth roll of last night's disaster lists twenty three known dead as the Westerm Maryland railway wreck continues to yield victims. Officials report many more injured and unidentified remains among the mangled wreckage.
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Baltimore
Westerm Maryland
Substitutes Refused at Funderburk Pharmacy
The Ledger reports Funderburk Pharmacy will not substitute Koluy's Honey and Tut cough medicine which contains no opiates and will not cause constipation unlike many other remedies. The ad emphasizes no substitutes are offered.
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Koluy
Funderburk Pharmacy
Train wreck disrupts cotton freight on Pier line
Two bales of cotton loaded on the Pier at RG Wolsti’s spurred a rail incident. A portion of the train derailed sending passengers and several cars off the track. An engine and carriages from Rock Hill were sent to clear the wreck, with operations expected to resume for the southbound passenger service later today.
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RG Wolsti’s
Uleo Reine
Rock Hill
Startling confession ties Rawlings to Carter children murder
Witness Volliern testifies in a Valdosta case that he was hired to burn and murder the Carter family by Rawlings. He claims Milton Rawlings shot Carrie Carter and Jesse Rawlings killed Willie Carter, with the gun later identified. he describes plans to burn the house and notes the accused attempted to hide the crime by delaying return home. Excitement rises as the case unfolds.
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Volliern
Guy
Cartere
Alt Moore
Lenox
Gat
Carter
Rawlings
Valdoste
Rawlings Carrie
Bine
Milton Rawlings
Carrie Carlier
Jessin Rawlings
Willie Garter
Oma
Ghent
Wis
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