Naming the Sovereign A Southern Gentleman's Birth
In 1901 a newborn child is described as lacking a name and facing many proposed labels. The Big Chief contemplates calling him Sovereign, praising his Virginian mother and Carolinian aristocratic father. He is said to come from prime stock and a wholesome Southern upbringing, destined to be king among gentlemen.
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Carolinas
Virginia
Carolina
Van Wyck merchant Thompson ends his life in sanatorium
R. Thompson of Van Wyck, a longtime merchant and former postmaster, shot himself at the Charlotte Sanatorium where he was being treated. He died minutes later. Despondent over his illness, he had undergone surgery for appendicitis last spring and suffered ongoing stomach trouble and cancer. Funeral services were held in Van Wyck with Masonic and Woodmen rites. It notes three surviving brothers and a sister, and identifies his son of the late Henry Thompson of Lancaster County.
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T. R. Thompson
van Wyck
Bémwell
Charrotte Sanatorium
A. Hovis & Son
Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Hovis
8. L. Thompson
Bia
Little Henry” Thompson
Lancaster County
Buffalo Bill Dies After Calm Battle With Death
Col. William F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill died at 12 05 p m in Denver Colorado at his sister's home. He faced death with his usual stoic humor guiding business matters and urging a game of High Five with family. His funeral plans include a Capitol state in town and a Lookout Mountain tomb with Interment by Masons and local veteran groups.
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William Frederick Cody
Buffalo Bill
Denver
Colo
America
Elks and Masons
Jok‘ng
Cody
Weaa
Wyo
Glenwood Springs
Capitol
Lookout Mountain
Colonel Cody
Elks Home
Lodge
Grand Army of the Republic
Pioneer Society of Colorado
Cowboy Rangers of
Masons
Ita
Mountain Tomb
Mieasages
Wilson
Miles
Scott
Whiskey shortages haunt Union county Christmas shoppers in Pageland
Stories from Pageland and Monroe reveal hoarded whiskey and missing deliveries on Christmas, with Union county residents paying high prices for unavailable bourbon. A Monroe man repeats failed orders while others seek solace in patent medicine as shortages spread amid holiday demand.
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