Tillman Sword Fund Sparked by Small Subscriptions
The Columbia Record notes the Jim Tillman sword fund controversy, arguing the state opposed his actions and that a tiny group funded the Major Jenkins award. Contributors listed include Colombian and Col. Tillman with small pledges, casting doubt on any claim of broad state support.
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Jim
Major Jenkins
Col. Tillman
Tillman
Sword
Gol
Jeames
Cel
Jenkins
Columbia Record
Osceola's Fort Moultrie Grave Recalled in Shameful History
A Memorable Seminole leader Osceola rests within Fort Moultrie under grim walls and shifting sands near Sullivan's Island. Captured under a flag of truce, he endured confinement briefly before seeking freedom. His grave is iron fenced beside a broken marble slab with an inscription noting his death in 1436. His portrait hangs in the Woman's Building historical section.
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Sullivan’s Island
Fort Moultrie
Montrie
Florida
Rock Hill Man Heads a Suit Over Forty Years Old
Rock Hill boasts of a man whose suit of clothes is over four decades old and well maintained. the owner has been married three times. Capt. B C Webb, former clerk of the State board of dispensary directors, died in Charleston at his home on Friday. The Charleston exposition board of directors, meeting Friday night, repudiated James H Tillman remarks and renewed the invitation to President Roosevelt to visit the exposition.
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Rock Hill
B.C. Webb
State Board of Dispensary Directors
Charleston
James H. Tillman
Ase
Roosevelt
Telegraphic tribute to Major Jenkins and Roosevelt sword
The State reports on the Jenkins Tillman Roosevelt incident with a March 1 1902 White House telegram to Governor McSweeney of praise for courteous telegrams. It notes Maj Micah Jenkins declined the gift sword, aligns the gesture with Theodore Roosevelt’s earlier praise, and criticizes Jim Tillman for pressuring withdrawal. The piece defends South Carolina reputation and courtesy.
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Jenkins—Tillman
Gallert
Liim
Lightning Claim in Mecklen burg County Man Killed Near Providence Church
Cor of the Charlotte Observer reports near Waxhaw that Monroe Allisom a respected colored man living by Providence church in Mecklenburg county was struck dead by lightning yesterday afternoon about 3 in a cotton field. His clothes were burned off and boots torn away with the body badly burned. he was not found until about 8 o'clock last night.
Educational meeting at Tabernacle on school subscription drive
A meeting at Tabernacle decided to solicit subscriptions to accept Pres. D B Johnson of Winthrop College as agent for a party seeking to found a county school. A committee from Tradesville and Tabernacle will collect funds and, once met, each locale will file with Johnson while the final site remains chosen by the party seeking support, who hold reverse selection rights.
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Tabernacle
Pres
D. B. Johnson
Winthrop College
Tradesville and Tabernacle
Pres. Johnson
Boars the re of 1 Mind You Have-or
A cryptic note offers marriage advice about hiding troubles to keep peace at home. The fragment hints at secrets affecting spouses and the social cost of concealment. The text reads as guidance or proverb from an older column.
Age and Readiness for Fun in Youth
A reflective line notes how aging reveals missed chances for joy. It implies preparation in youth could unlock greater happiness later, urging readers to value early readiness for life’s pleasures.
One Hundred Dollars Reward for Uncurable Catarrh
Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised with a $100 reward offer for any case of catarrh not cured by the remedy. The notice names F J Sheney and business associates in Toledo as respectable in transactions and able to fulfill obligations. It touts the cure's method and price, with testimonials and household pills advertised.
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Hall
Pjicheney & C
Props
O. Hall
Buklen's Arnica Salve offered at Crawford Bros drugstore
An advertisement touts Buklen's Arnica Salve as the best pain conqueror curing burns bruises inflammations and skin conditions. It claims millions of boxes sold yearly and promises curing or no pay with a price of 25 cents at Crawford Bros and J F Mackey & Co drugstores.
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Crawford Bros
J. F. Mackey & Co
Kidney Health Tips For Everyday Wellness
Practical guidance on maintaining kidney function through hydration, balanced diet, and routine medical checks. Highlights signs of potential issues and when to seek professional advice for early detection and better outcomes.
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Micah Jenkins
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Davis Sewing Machines
O‘ Earth
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Lightning
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Winnsboro
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Yorkville
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Shelby Lattimore
Moorsboro
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