Born to Mr and Mrs T J Gregory A daughter announced
The notice reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Gregory on November 13, 1902. It notes local social detail and reflects the era's antenatal and family announcements in the Camlien area. Also included are unrelated updates on quarantines, local fires, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kershy
T. J, Gregory
Lancaster
D. Jones
Juliad. Porter
W.S. L. Porter
L. Porter
Elm Street
T. Eugene Funderburk
Main
Church Streets
Murderer in Woman’s Clothes Captured in Santuc
Nov 19 in Santuc with a brisk hill country chase, John Keenan, the Black man who killed Samuel Willimon in Greenville last Sunday night, was arrested by Mobley Jeter and Keller Jobes. Keenan confessed to the crime while disguised in women's clothing with his wife nearby. He was moved to Union jail. a $100 reward had been offered by the state already.
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Charlotte
N. C
Observer
Fayetteville
C. C. Lyon
Bladen
Elizabethtown
H. Singletary
Bladenboro
Wilmington
Ed Davis
Davis
Yorkville
Aldrich
J.T. Thomasson
J. Walter Simpson
Rock Hill
Thos F. McDow, Esq
Samuel Willimon
Greenville
Santuc
Focal
Keenan
Santac
Columbia
Messie
Mobley Jeter
Johns
Union
Electric Bitters Relieve Rheumatism After Years of Pain
A.T. Headley of Tilden, a robust blacksmith, endured rheumatism for ten years until two bottles of Electric Bitters transformed his health. The medicine purifies blood, regulates kidneys, and combats rheumatism neuralgia nervousness improving digestion. Available at J. F Mackey & Co Crawford Bros drug stores for 50 cents.
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A.T. Headley
Tilden, Ltd
Twn
J. F Mackey & Co
Crawford Bros
Miss Florence McFarlin Murdered in Rochester Home
Miss Florence McFarlin aged 21, a music teacher, was stabbed to death in her father’s Rochester home. A woman and later Mrs Lulu Young, wife of Frank Young, were arrested as suspects. The assailant fled after the attack as McFarlin died on the kitchen floor. The killer’s only words were about her husband.
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Rochester
N. Y
Florence McFarlin
Lulu Young
Frank Young
McFarlin
Misa McFarlin
Tam
The Lancaster Cotton Mills Offer Jobs in New Mill
Lancaster Cotton Mills announces employment for two hundred fifty families in a new mill opening January 1908. Beginners in the old mill will be trained until ready for the new work. Jobs for boys and girls twelve and up with good wages and prompt pay. Comfortable houses, water, and a school on site. Preference for local residents. further particulars by application or letter.
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