Two Killed in Pursuit of Negro attacker in South Carolina
Hampton April 30 A posse chasing Richard Henry Austin after he allegedly attacked a farmer's wife near Luray exchanged fire in a swamp. Magistrate F H Edenfield and farmer J Frank Bowers were killed. four others wounded. Austin escaped into Barnwell county with bloodhounds en route.
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South Carolina
Hampton
Richard Henry Austin
Luray
F.h.edenfled
Allendale
J. Frank Bowers
Bowers
Edenfield
Henry Austin
Hampton County
Gus Folk
Judge Edenfield
Frank Bowers
Columbia
J. B. Morris
Barnwell
Marshville to Get a Dairy and Local Merchantry Opens
Marshville will gain a dairy with promoters E. E. Marsh F. B. Marsh and W. L. Marsh to be run by F. P. B. Marsh, aiming to supply local needs and ship excess to other points. J. C. Austin & Co. opens a general merchandise line in the former Davie Ross Co. rooms with J. C. Austin and Henry Griffin as principals. John Parker and Miss Lillie Moore wed at the Moore residence in New Salem township with Rev. A Marsh officiating. Mrs. Martha L. Chaney of East Monroe township dies at about 62, survived by husband J. B. Chaney, eight children, and siblings. funeral at Williams burial ground conducted by Rev. E. Watson.
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A. Marsh
Marshville
E. E. Marsh
F. B
W. L. Marsh
FP. B. Marsh
Martha L. Chaney
J. B. Chaney
Monroe Township
John C. Bass
J. B. Bass
Chaney
Meadows Branch Baptist Church
Willams — Burying Ground
N. Watson
Catarrh Goes Sneezes and Hawking Halted by Hyomel
An old advertisement touts Booths Hyomel as an Australian eucalyptus and thymol remedy for catarrh, coughs, colds and croup. It claims quick relief, a pocket inhaler and nasal spray form, with a 50 cent price at English Drug Co. The ad ends with a market slogan about a man living dual lives as bull and bear.
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Booth
English Drug Co
Railroad Talk in Pageland Journal Stirs Extension Hopes
A party of railroad surveyors near Pageland sparks renewed interest in extending the line from Jefferson to Monroe. Locals expect swift grading and rail laying, seeing the route through prime farming areas as a short freight and passenger link between two Carolinas and a direct path for coal transport to Charleston and Savannah.
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Pageland Journal
Pageland
Jefferson ‘O Monroe
Carolinas
Charleston
Savannah
Road survey May Extend to Monroe and Pageland
The article urges local support for a railroad right of way along the Panama canal route, noting the road’s likely extension and the benefit to the people. It mentions a first survey aiming for Monroe with several potential lines, jokingly described as “about five hundred” by a surveyor.
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Panama Canal
Pageland
Monroe
Chamber Cough Remedy Promoted Across World
An advertisement touts a cough remedy praised worldwide and available from all dealers. The copy emphasizes direct approach and urges readers to try the product with confidence in its effectiveness.
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