Notable Speeches By Two Negro Leaders
Special to The State from Fort Mill on September 25 reports a large gathering to honor Capt. 8K White’s monument. Prof MD Lee of Lancaster and Dr A Warner of Charlotte spoke, urging education, property accumulation, and racial pride while praising Jim Crow era fare equality and urging respect for white women.
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de. Warner
Charlotte
Fort Mill
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MD Lee
A. d. Warner
Chanelotte
Prof. Lee
South Carolina borrows 50000 from Palmetto Bank
The state yesterday arranged a loan of 50000 with the Palmetto bank. This brings total borrowings to 640000 this year, compared with 600000 last year, and officials expect no further borrowing this year.
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South Carolina
Palmetto Bank
Makes the Liver Lively Laxative Syrup Ad
Orine Laxative Fruit Syrup promises permanent relief from habitual constipation by stimulating the liver and restoring natural bowel action without irritating organs. It is mild, pleasant to take and free from nauseate or griping effects. Available at Funderbark Pharmacy and O. Floyd in Kershaw.
Reformers and official changes dominate Horry county notes
A reformer John Weeley denounces liquor sellers as poisoners warning of divine retribution and urging conscience. Leroy F. Youmans to return to public life as assistant attorney general succeeds W. H. Townsend. Townsend joins Abney Thomson firm. Governor Heyward suspends Horry county supervisor John L. Boyd amid two indictments for breach of trust. delegation to choose successor called in Columbia Record.
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W. H. Townsend
Townsend
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Abney & Thomson
Abney, Thomson & Townsend
Heyward
Horry County
John L. Boyd
Columbia Record
Fire destroys McDaniel's stables in Wilmington
Sixty five horses and one hundred carriages burned in a morning fire at McDaniel's mammoth stables in Wilmington Delaware. The loss is nearly $100,000 as residents fled in panic and neighboring dwellings were evacuated while sleepers in the stables were unable to reach the horses. The blaze overwhelmed the site early today causing extensive property damage and livestock loss.
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Wilmington
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McDaniel
Grand Jury Puts Pegram Dargan On Aidin and Abetting Case
The Grand Jury presents Pegram Dargan for aiding and abetting Keith Dargan in procuring carbolic acid and other drugs used to take Keith Dargan’s life on the first day of July in Darlington. Witnesses named include M. Clinton, Dr. G B Edwards, J S Lloyd and J Ko Doyle. The report notes conjecture over whether Pegram would be indicted at this term and calls it of general interest amid public speculation.
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Pegram Dargan
Robert Keith Dargan
Keith Dargan
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DB. Edwards
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Pressly death shocks Erskin district in sorrow
Due West and Morris Morris Pressly widow of Erskin's beloved president died after weeks of illness. In Kershaw R E Tompkins of Rock Hill contracted to furnish Southern Power with mammoth logs, hauling 90 to 105 foot lengths totaling 1700 feet per stick for shipment to Bascomville and onward to the plant on the Catawba.
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Erskin
Gastos
A Peculing Accident to a Lady at Meeting Street
Johnson Sept 27 Nevelus reports Mrs Cogburn near Meeting Street ten miles from Johnston suffered a severe accident while venting a syrup can of boiling tomatoes. The contents exploded burning her face and possibly causing total blindness with one eye removed and the other eye prospects deemed hopeless by attending physicians.
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Southern Cotton Mills Progress Sparks Southern Industrial Rise
A report from Atlantic City on the New England Cotton Manufacturers Association shows Southern mills expanding. The South’s access to cheap labor fuel water and power aids manufacturing growth, while exports of cotton manufactures rose over ten years, signaling broader regional prosperity.
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Ase Sociation
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Piedmont Box Delays Dispensary Totals Reported
In Yorkville on Sept 27 the delayed Piedmont box reports no dispensary totals for 19 and none for dispensary 725, with 181 dispensary entries noted.
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Yorkville
Dr. King’s New Discovery Cures Coughs and Colds
A testimonial from F. G. Huntley of Oaklandon Ind recounts his wife’s near consumption death but credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds with saving her. The ad promises germ-killing relief, two bottle sizes 50 cents and 1.00, with a trial bottle free offered by local druggists.
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Oaklandon
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Crawford Bros
J.B. Mackey & Co
Funderbark Pharmacy
Wanted Customers for Dark Tops and Jar Wrenches
Advertisement notes J. B. Mackorell seeks buyers for dark tops rubbers and jar wrenches.
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J. B. Mackorell
Liquor Law Felony Push Removes Fine Option
Yorkville Enquirer argues for treating liquor selling as a felony and removing fines, claiming fines offer a license-like loophole that undermines enforcement. The piece asserts fines tempt violators, encouraging stricter penalties.
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Yorkville Enquirer
Some Patent Medicines Barred in State Action
The revenue department ordered the removal of patent medicines suspected to contain alcohol. Constables are instructed to seize stock, close outlets by December 1, or collect a license. The State Chemist analyzed brands Pitcher Mushol Ditters DeWitt Stomach Bitters Culun Gingeriv and other items. A circular warns medicines must not be sold without prescription, potentially closing many patent medicine businesses.
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Dalucor
Detertine Revenue Department
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Thanet
Burney
DeWitt
Tito Portina
Dacre Versus Dyesse Kershaw Era Dispensary Whiskey Sale
A historical report details last Saturday’s whiskey sale at the Kershaw dispensary totaling 8322. It explains that 80 percent or 265.00 left the state to pay brewers and distillers, while 20 percent or 66.40 covered salaries, rent, and incidentals, with the remainder split between county and town.
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Kershaw
South Carolina
New Jersey Dros Testimonial for Foley’s Tar
Mt Lynch editor of the Philipsburg Daily Post lauds Foley's Libin Tar for coughs and colds after trying many medicines. praises it highly. Sold by Piderburk Phardney. GC of Bloyn, Kershaw.
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MT. Lynch
Philipsburg
Daily Post
Foley
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Bloyn
Kershaw 5
When a mean is drank he is as iaigh heaven as he wants
A fragmentary line notes that when a mean is consumed his mood lifts, comparing his spirits to desire and heaven. The text presents a folk saying or quip without clear attribution or broader context.
Fragmentary OCR News Item About Local Figures
An incomplete OCR caption mentions individuals including King and Lauri in a local setting. The text references a date around the 16th and places or groups labeled Lowwn and tolgat with a mention of a lease and a BATM event. The fragment lacks clear structure or context to confirm specifics.
Bank introduces new deposit terms and safe box rentals
The First National Bank Leijertesters announces consistent banking services with interest on time deposits. Safe deposit boxes are available for rent. Jon Ba, president, confirms continued customer convenience at all facilities.
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Leijertesters
Authorization Granted for Lancaster National Bank
The First National Bank of Lancaster in Lancaster County South Carolina is approved to begin banking under the United States statutes. The National Bank of Lancaster is authorized to commence banking as provided by Revised Statutes Section 469 and 5100, with official witness and seal dated August 4, 1905.
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Tancaster
Tanscaster
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