Reward offered for Walter McManus alias Walter Arant
The Lancaster County Sheriff issues a reward of 100 dollars for the arrest and confinement of Walter McManus alias Walter Arant, charged with murder, who escaped from Lancaster County jail on November 18, 1908. Described as a 23 year old white man, 5'10 to 5'11, 175 to 180 pounds, grayish blue eyes, sandy hair, clean shaved, talkative with a fast manner. Sought by peace officers. potential work in mines or on trains. notices to contact Sheriff for the bounty.
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United States
Walter McManus
Walter Arant
Lancaster County
S. C
Walter Manus
Walter Ayant
Joan DP
Ilonter
Loth
Huster
Alvns
Walter
Waler McManue
Community Notes From Waxhaw Enterprise
The family of J. M. Smith plans to move to Bishopville soon. Osceola district school opens Monday with Fuxley McNeeley in charge. Union farmers reportedly deposited 100000 in a Monroe bank, signaling strong local finances. Squire TY W. Secrest reports his marriage to William Gordon and Wilma Kiker at Charlie Kiker’s home near Osceola. Daisy Horton of Meath Springs won’t teach at Belair. she accepted another post. Belair loses a teacher for now. Willie Howie of Belair, Elie Yarborough of Lancaster, and Pickett Lyson of Walnut Head enter Waxhaw Institute this week.
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Waxhaw Enterprise
J. M. Smith
Bishopville
Osceola
Fuxley McNeeley
Monroe
Farmers of Union
Squire TY. W. Secrest
Wmn. Gordon
Wilma Kiker
Charlie Kiker
Daisy Horton
Meath Springs
Belair
Willie Howie
Elie Yarborough
Lancaster County
Pickett ‘Lyson
Walke Hea
Waxhaw Institute
Policeman praises Foley’s Honey and Tar cough remedy
A Nashua Indiana officer testifies that after trying multiple advertised medicines and two doctors without relief he used Foley's Honey and Tar. He reports about two thirds of a bottle cured his cough and lungs, calling it the greatest cough and lung medicine in the world. Sold by T Eugene Funderburk.
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J. N. Patterson
Nashua
Foley
T. Eugene Funderburk
Tragedy at Atul Tonle Leaves Two Dead
Reports detail the deaths of Mr. E. Miller Boykin, president of the Farmers and Merchants bank of Camden, and Mr. Sh. Zap, cashier of the same bank. The two men reportedly died by their own hands and the bank’s precarious condition is noted as investigators probe possible financial trouble and connections with Columbia banks.
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E. Miller Boykin
Farmers and Merchants Bank of Camden
jMews
Boyt
Tywane
Toni
Ing
Columbia
Camden
Ae. Boykins Bank
maUtorion
New York
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Wae Mide
Song
Catowla Pawer Co
Leroy Syoings
Port Mill Manufacturing Company
Milfort Mills
Fort Mill
Charlotte Chronicle of
Thursiy
Lancaster Cotton Mills
Lancaster
S. C
Springs
Herald
Gincaster
Leancaster
Victoria
Ely
Del
Arestle
Manchester
Rock Hill Herald
Death of a Boy in Oil Mill Conveyor Incident
John Weary Williams, a Black boy, was caught in a conveyor at an oil mill and suffered fatal injuries. He remained trapped until Monday when his body was severely broken in five places. He died Wednesday in Chester Luntern.
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John Weary Williams
Sant
Chester Luntern
Burglars Sack Aiken Homes In Quiet City
Special to The State reports a band of burglars struck Aiken overnight, entering four homes of prominent citizens and stealing jewelry and money valued from 150 to 1,000 dollars. Residents were puzzled by the raid as the culprits details remain unclear and the night’s events spurred fear in the city.
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Aiken
USA
Trayed or Stolen Jorey Hoifer Near Neater
A night ridden describing a red and fawn colored Jorey Hoifer with a white facial spot and a white shoulder patch, missing since the week of Bundy. Reward offered for information leading to recovery. Reported by Mr Jake Knight, about three miles northeast of Neater.
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Jorey
Jake Knight
Neater
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