Sheriff Graham Saves Prisoner From Lynch Mob
The sheriff of Williamsburg County, George G. Graham, arrives in Charleston with his prisoner after rescuing him from mobs. The coroner's jury calls the crime felonious murder. Graham's actions preserved the prisoner’s life, aided by crossed paths with Lake City and Kingstree authorities, and the man ends up in the State prison.
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Williamsburg
Kingetree
George G. Graham
Graham
Charleston
Cato Williams
S. B. McGee
Lake City
Mr. McGee
Cato
Nex Rto
Kingstree
Osh
Blackoo
Columbia
Sheriff Graham
Williamsburg County
South Carolina Likely to Enter Phosphate Fertilizer Business
Charleston report notes SC legislature discussions hint at state entering fertilizer trade within two years, following liquor business trend. A commission was appointed to study phosphate deposits in navigable streams to assess potential state exploration and production.
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Charleston
Atlanta Journal
South Carolina
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Leg Sore in Five Days
Danford of LaGrange Ga suffered six months from a roaming leg sore then used Bucklen’s Arnica Salve which he says cured it in five days. Advertises it as best for ulcers wounds pilea and other skin troubles. Care guaranteed. Only 25 cents. Sold by Crawford Bros J F Mackay Co and T Eugene Funderbark druggists.
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P.A. Danford
LaGrange
Bucklen
Crawford Bros
J. F. Mackay & Co
T. Eugene
Guilty as to All Four in Postoffice Conspiracy Trial
Washington verdict returns guilty on all four defendants August W. Machen George K. Lorenz Samuel A. Groff and Oiler B. Greff after nine hours of deliberation. Foreman Carl Petersen announces the verdict as to all four. Lawyers move for new trial arrest of judgment and appeal. Bail set at twenty thousand dollars each. bonds posted and defendants released.
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Washington
Carl Petersen
August W. Machen
Rural Free Delivery Division
George KE. Lorenz
Toledo
Samuel A
B. Greff
United States
Samuel A. Groff
Natener
Holmes Conrad
Charles A. Douglass
Lorenz
Electric Bitters touted as cure for nervous breakdown
A period-style advertisement extols Electric Bitters as the best remedy for overwork insomnia and nervous tension, claiming it cures liver and kidney disorders, dispels nervousness and malaria germs, and improves run down systems. Sold for 50 cents with guaranteed satisfaction by Crawford Bros and others.
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Crawford Bros
J. F. Mackey & Co
T. Eugene Fanderburk
North Carolina counties face penalties under prohibition laws
Washington reports a dramatic move in state law as 18 counties in North Carolina struggle with dispensary enforcement and license grants. Lorenz and Deller 8 Groff noted post office offenders, with 55 affected and 26 absolved this afternoon, while penalties include two years in penitentiary and fines up to $10,000.
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Washington
North Carolina
Lorenz
Deller
Groff
Will Yorks Dispensary Be Voted Out
Yorkville Enquirer weighs whether York county should remove the dispensary under the price bill. The piece argues the extra half mill levy is unjust and could influence votes against removal, noting rural police funding and potential misused funds. It expresses cautious support for voters to express themselves under current law and questions voter integrity.
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York County
Columbia
Yorkville Enquirer
Just in the nick of time our little boy was saved
Mrs W Watkins of Pleasant City Ohio recalls pneumonia and a terrible cough that worsened daily before Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption saved her child He is now sound and well The ad promotes the cure for coughs colds and all lung diseases with guaranteed results and trial bottles available from Crawford Bros J Mackey Co and T Eugene Fanderburk priced at 50 cents and 1 00
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J. ¥. Mackey & Co
T. Eugene Fanderburk
Sheriff of Lexington Seeks Murderers of Meetze
The Lexington sheriff pursues killers of John Meetze and reports five arrests, all described as negro. Accused accessory Mionie Wise, a wounded woman, is held at Brookland as doctors treat her injuries. prognosis hopeful.
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Lexington
John Meetze
Mionie Wise
Brookland
Columbia Record
Working overtime and patent medicine frill text
Light hour laws ignored by tireless workers Doctor King's New Life Pills promise cure for indigestion biliousness constipation sick headache and stomach liver and bowel troubles. Easy pleasant safe only 26 cents at Crawford Bros J F Mackey Co and T Eugene Fundesburk drag store Eggs fall Plymouth Rock 50 cents per setting J N Crockett
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Dr. King
Crawford Bros
J. F. Mackey & Co
T. Eugene Fundesburk
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