Marble tomb marks Wade Hampton mausoleum site
The Sepulchee of Wade Hampton marks the spot with a massive Carrara marble tomb. Inscribed for Wade Hampton 1861–Lieut. Gen. C. S. A. 1865 and his wife Ann Fitzins Hampton, born Charleston 1815 died Columbia 1902. The grave sits in a churchyard shaded by oaks. a state-built equestrian statue is planned for Capitol grounds nearby.
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Ann Fitsin
Ons Fampten
Charleston
Columbia
South Carolina
Capitol
Just in time saved boy by new discovery cure
Mrs W Watkins of Pleasant City Ohio reports pneumonia and terrible cough before trying Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption. The child improved daily and is now sound. The ad guarantees the remedy as a cure for colds coughs and lung diseases with trial bottles offered free and priced 50 cents and 1.00. The Crawford Bros J K Mackey Co and Eugene Vanderburk are named druggists endorsing the product.
Convictions Highlight Criminial Court Session
Special to News and Courtey Gaffney Maveh reports a full week of criminal business. Three murder cases were heard. one man convicted of manslaughter and another of arson while several others faced charges. A notable trial involved Joe Allen and T W Phillips linked to the George Brown case. the coroner’s jury found them not guilty after a long deliberation. Brown’s disappearance remains unresolved.
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Gaffney
Maveh
Lhree
Jone
Mal Wah
Mowry
Smith
Mat McComb
Siman
Mari
Ias
Tuoman
Joe Allen
T. W. Phillips Forthlander
George Brown
Nlo
Allen
Brown
Phillips
Murde
Poliews a Cold Not Addressed by Fa ley's Honey and Tar
An ad notes Poliews stops the cough heals and strengthens the lungs and provides security from pneumonia. It advises refusing substitutes and lists Fonderburk's Pharmacy as the seller.
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Faley
Fonderburk
Five Men Fail Bank Safe Break at Randleman NC
Five men attempted to blow open the bank safe in Randleman North Carolina this morning but could not penetrate the outer door. They detained a Black man briefly as a passerby before leaving.
Boara Kind You Have Always Bought Bigaataro
A readable fragment mentions CAPT CITA and Boara with references to a familiar phrase about quality and trust, suggesting a product or brand emphasis. Names appear as scattered fragments, with no clear event, date, or location established.
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Cita
Yorkville primary elects Williams probate judge
In York county March 19 1550 votes were counted with Williams leading on the first primary for probate judge. Williams received 574 votes beating rival McCain 257 and Le R Williams 740. The election was described as quiet with no liquor sales as the Brooks law took effect.
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Wiliams
York
Yorkville
York County
Krink DP
McCain
le R. Williama
Williams
Brooks
New Life Pile Patent Claim Fragments Ignite Curative Hype
Fragmented ad style text touts a patent remedy called New Life Pile. It promises cures for indigestion biliousness constipation headaches liver troubles and other ailments. The garbled copy mentions questionable prices and makers but lacks coherent details.
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Dr. Kita
Enon
Crawfird
J. C. Mackey & Uo
Untitled Local Puncher Fights At Eleventh and Cheyer
A chaotic street clash in broad daylight between Chaves Moury Brinkey and a local boy ends when Brinkley lands a fist and the victim collapses. Witnesses describe the sudden blow and the onlookers’ panic as others intervene.
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Observer
Primingtu
Catonas
Moury Brinkey
Brinkey
Brinkley
Niles
Deni
Tragic Double Slaying At Mowitoke Virginia
In Mowitoke Virginia March 18 Newry Williams a colored man is implicated in a fatal attack. He allegedly killed Mrs Shields by stabbing and then struck their 3 year old daughter Mildred with a hatchet before fleeing. Local reports name George A Shirh as a prominent figure connected to the case.
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Josen
Miller
Janey Peeaman
Mowitoke
Newry Williams
Williams
Dan
George A. Shirh
Waltings Mre
Shields
Mildred
Big Mail Storm Destroys Orleans Storage Roof
A severe storm hit New Orleans on March 17 causing major damage citywide. Stores flooded stock damaged roofs blown down and the Southern Express Company storage building roof collapsed after a heavy rain and high winds.
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Orleans
Southern Express Company
Dangers of Pneumonia Warned in Cold Season
A cold at this time is neglected and can lead to pneumonia, which is often fatal. Even after recovery, the patient remains weakened and susceptible to consumption. Binley’s Tioney and Tar claim to stop the cough, restore strength, and prevent pneumonia. For sale by Pfanderburk's Pharmacy.
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Binley
Two Safe Burglars Sent Up in Roanoke Case
Henry Donohue and John Raymond were indicted for cracking the National Bank of Rocky Mount and stealing 5000 dollars two months ago. They were arrested in Franklin County court and pleaded guilty. Donohue received seven years. Raymond five years.
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Roanoke
Maaver
Henry Donohue
John Raymond
National Bank of
Rock Mount
Wij
Franklin County
Donohue
Gigen
Raymond
Sania
Carnegio Gives 5 Million for Educational Purpose
New York reports Andrew Carnegio has pledged 5 million dollars for education. The formal announcement and the charity’s purposes will be released in a few days as word spreads of his Europe trip.
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New Yort
Andrew Carnegio
Saya Thea Glein
Helcoming
Mr. Carnegio
Sulling
Tony
Europe
Downfall of Dan Tel sully on cotton exchange panic
New York March 18 Dan Sully, a cotton broker on the New York Cotton Exchange, announced his engagement on the exchange study. The market plunged about 14 points, then recovered, as brokers and officials moved to suspend operations and liquidate margins amid a chaotic panic.
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Speea Ito
Justia
Puinie
Eittun Exchange
Ma. Sulley
Toys Erejvil
Sally
Vankailita
Cotton Nine scare shocks New Orleans market
The failure of Daniel J. Sully the Cotton Nine of New York caused panic in New Orleans cotton exchanges. Prices collapsed to $9 to $10 a bale as fears grew of local firms failing, though the market soon steadied and many small operators were wiped out while longs suffered heavy losses.
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Cotton Exchange
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Stock, Produce and Cattee Exchange
Darise
New Orleans
Daniel J. Sully
New York
Wall Street Sees Mixed After Sully & Co Suspension
The March 10 report notes the suspension of Daniel J. Sully & Co sparked initial turmoil on Wall Street but markets stabilized through the day. Cotton and stock markets showed resilience. only one minor firm, J. H. Garrison, faced support after the event. A formal assignment placed Oph IL Hoadley in charge following a conference with Ny and lawyers, and former Congressman The Race is referenced in passing.
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Wall Street
Daniel J. Sully & Co
Sully
J. H. Garrison
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Oph IL Hoadley
Valance
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