Happenings in the State Chronicle Span of Crime and Accidents
Spartanburg reports a whiskey transport conviction with a $100 fine or 30 days on the county chain gang for two occupants found with seven and a half gallons of liquor. A Tryon man dies after a freight incident near Spartanburg Junction. Florence warns of a Sears fraud imposter soliciting orders and cash in advance. A Pelzer woman narrowly survives a high speed platform exit from a train. A Beaufort burglar hides in a wardrobe. escapes unseen. Laurens court docket lists eight murder cases. Mount Zion president Prof. W H Witherow dies. Spartanburg sues city council for $20,000 damages over Scott Wilson case.
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Spartanburg
Holly Springs
Ewbanks
Robbins
Scoggins
Stewart Miller
Miller
Dean
Duncan
Scott Wilson
Stanyarne Wilson
City Council of
Drunken man dies in jail as suit over neglect filed
A man accused of drunkenness died in his jail cell after a late night arrest. The following morning the case was called and he was found dead. Allegations claim lack of proper jail attention led to a civil suit. Beaufort dated Oct 19. Sheriff Robt E Jenkins died suddenly this morning of heart failure after months of delicate health. Funeral services will be at St Helena Episcopal Church tomorrow at 11.
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Williamston
Pelzer Station
Minnie Hollingeworth
Beattie
Pelzer
Beaufort
Robt. E. Jenkins
St. Helena Episcopal Church
Chesterfield
Hugh Nicholson
Spradley
Murderer Jim Buchanan Hanged in Nacogdoches After Guilty Plea
In Nacogdoches Texas on October 17 Jim Buchanan a colored man and the Hicks family murderer was tried and pleaded guilty. The judge imposed death and Buchanan waived the customary delay then was executed by hanging within hours before a large crowd as militia stood by.
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Nacogdoches
Tex
Jim Buchanan
Hicks
Farmer Hicks
Spradley
Buchanan
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Fights Skin Ailments Ad
An advertisement claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve erases eczema pimples blotches and eruptions. It states the salve heals cracked lips chapped hands and chilblains and relieves piles. Available for 25 cents at Crawford Bros and J F Mackey Co drug stores.
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Crawford Bros
J. F. Mackey &Co’s
Hooper Young Indicted for First Degree Murder
New York October 17 William Hooper Young was indicted by the grand jury for murder in the first degree for the killing of Mrs Pulitzer nine months ago. The indictment charges Young with deliberate homicide and sets the stage for trial proceedings in the case.
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New York
William Hooper Young
Fire Devours Forty Horses in City Livery Stable
A five story structure at 389 West Sixteenth Street housing the Gangport Livery and Boarding Stables burned in the early hours, resulting in the death of forty horses and narrow escapes for three men. Firefighters battled the blaze as the building burn ed and horses were trapped inside. The incident disrupted nearby traffic as crews fought to control the flames.
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New York
West Sixteenth Street
Gangyport
Electric Bitters Prove Life Saving For Welfare Resident
Alfred Bee of Welfare Texas recounts illness and debility from biliousness and back pain, then credits Electric Bitters with restoring sleep appetite and strength. The ad claims they give vigor to weak sickly people and promotes Craw Co's drug store selling them for 50 cents.
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Alfred Bee
Welfare
Tex
Crawford Bros
J. F. Mackey & Co’s
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