House committee torpedoes ocean mail subsidy measure
Washington April 8. In a 9 to 7 vote the house committee on post offices and post roads virtually tabled the ocean mail subsidy bill, which would raise pay for second class vessels contracted to carry US mails to South America the Philippines Japan China and Australasia. The panel plans no further action on either bill.
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Washington
House Committee On Post Offices
House
United States
South America
Philippines
Japan
China
Australasia
Senate
Chicago
Illinois
Springfield
Freeport
Aurora
Elgin
Sterling
Kankakee
Lincoln
Joliet
Murphysboro
Rock Island
Rockford
Decatur
Dixon
Hoopestown
Georgetown
Pontiac
Shelbyville
Carbondale
Champaigne
Boone
Moultrie
Fayette
Hamilton
Edgar
Clark
Brown
Saline
Gallatin
Douglas
Macon
Cumberland
Platt
Shelby
Coles
White
Wayne
Richland
Washington Dispatch
Roosevelt
Castro
War Department
Navy Department
General Staff of the Army
General Board of the Navy
Roots
Pekin
America
Russia
Harbin
Tokio
South Manchuria
Manchuria
Fisher
Associated Press
South
New York
New York Methodist Conference
General Conference
Jesus Christ
Board of Education
Doctor Bond
Senate Committee On the Judiciary
MN 10x
Burglars Used Frost and Boy to Loot Factories
Police arrested six suspects after a string of robberies involving Frost guiding thieves to sites with a push cart and a boy hoisted to a fire escape to unlock doors. Loot valued in thousands of dollars, with prisoners alleging police corruption and implicating officers, suggesting a political policing system behind the crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost
Tno
Yorkville Editorial on Senate Run and Public Duty
A Yorkville note from April 10 1908 questions public interest in the United States senate race and urges citizens to act. The playful line about corn underscores civic resolve and the call to everybody to do their best this year.
Clemson’s Crises Missed Mirror Repeats of Last Year
If Clemson had met prior crises properly, especially the last year crisis, she would not face her present trouble. The line implies a recurring failure pattern and consequences.
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Clemson
Corn Growing Contest Promises Value for All Participants
The corn growing contest invites every farmer to join, offering valuable experience even to those who miss cash prizes. Participants gain practical knowledge and hands on skill in cultivation and yield.
Champion road builder in York County featured by Mr Hughes
Readers note Mr C C Hughes is praised as a leading road builder in York County. Roads through his plantation are said to be in excellent condition largely funded by his own expense with vast work completed at minimal cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Hughes
York County
Hughes
Clemson Cadets Restore Spirit After April Escapade
The cadets dismissed for the April day incident have shown admirable spirit and may receive reduced punishment if they maintain temper. The discipline committee's action earns hearty approval and is deemed appropriate so far, with no mistake evident in their handling of the case.
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Clemson
Southern Cotton Association urges 33 percent cotton acreage cut
Harvie Jordan president of the Southern Cotton association calls farmers in the south to reduce cotton acreage by 33 percent to boost prices. He warns that if acreage remains at 1907 levels, bad seasons and weak demand will yield little profit next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Harvie Jordan
Southern Cotton Association
Jordan
America
India
Egypt
Reduce the Acreage Warns Wise Farmers on Cotton
The article urges a substantial cut in cotton acreage as world and domestic demand falter. It notes a shortfall of about 4.1 million bales globally and advises farmers to reduce plantings while shifting effort to other crops to avoid overproduction.
Appointment of infirmary commissioners for Confederate veterans
Governor Ansel names five commissioners for the infirmary serving Columbia Camden Chester and other areas. Maj BE Bh Cantey Col JW Reed Col D Cardwell Col JQ Marshall Gen Willie Jones are named with ties to Confederate veterans. The infirmary is to be established as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Ansel
BE. Bh Cantey
Camden
JW. Reed
Chester
D. Cardwell
J. Q. Marshall
Wilie Jones
State hospital infirmary plan ends with veterans orders
An act of 1908 funds the infirmary on state land near the hospital for the insane. A $12,000 appropriation covers the infirmary, with two indigent veterans admitted from each county on pension board recommendations. Commissioners are to receive nine jue.
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State Hospital For
County Pension Board
Clemson Dismisses 247 Students in Ongoing Discipline Case
The Clemson discipline committee further pares the student body after the April incidents, issuing dismissals to 247 cadets across preparatory, freshman, and sophomore classes. Names of the dismissed cadets are published, signaling a school-wide reorganization as expulsions are not permitted under state law.
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Clemson College
Clemson
R. B. Alverson
Union
R. O. Atkinson
Chester
E. T. Boulware
Fairfield
J. R. Boulware
J. M. Bradberry
Anderson
J. L. Brown
Oconee
H. S. Clark
Florence
E. Cromer
Clarendon
F. T. Ellenberg
Abbeville
J. P. Fellers
Newberry
A. Gandy
Darlington
E. L. Holliday
Greenville
J. L. Kee
T. A. Kirby
Cherokee
S. I. Lenoir
Sumter
M. M. Reames
Sum
B.C. Truluck
PF. J. Villepontrauy
Berkeley
S. M. Webb
Mabula
J. O A. White
Garlington
Spartanburg
Abell
L. Henderson
Colleton
J.T. Armstrong
Laurens
T. EK. Bell
Lee
F. Bl. Dalton
W. H. Ferguson
Comptroller ends full audit of old state dispensary funds
The comptroller general completes a full audit of the old state dispensary account showing total remittances to the state treasury through thirteen and a half years amounting to substantial sums for schools and government expenses. County leaders include Orangeburg, Horry, Spartanburg, Greenville, Charleston, and Anderson with various shares. Profits distributed to counties and cities with dispensaries are not included.
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WAT
Orangeburo
Horry
Spartanburg
Greenville
Charleston
Anderson
Local listings mix of notices and ads in Yorkville
Local affairs brief lists various notices and advertisements including lost pin, job recruit, church sermon, quarry and gunner shop closures, meat supplier contact, Walk Over shoes, musical trumpet remark, local stocks, liniment, molasses, Oxfords prices, Easter sale, bank deposits, dress goods and groceries, Yorkville B M Co clothing, paints, bacon, kidney pills, and Foster Milburn Co. Dean's pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enquirer
Victor
Strauss-Smith Co
M. W. White
Gabriel
Carroll Bros
Foster
M. L. Carroll
J. W. Dobson
New Orleans
J. L. Williams & Co
Zieller
Thomson Co
First National Bank
J. Q. Wray
Yorkville B. & M. Co
York Drug Store
Sherwin-Williams
I. W. Johnson
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Dean
Henderson Withdraws From Senate Race In Aiken
Mr D S Henderson of Aiken withdraws from the senatorial race stating the reasons do not concern the public. The note also urges continued focus on corn fertilization, stressing proper fertilization as corn grows.
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D. S. Henderson
Aiken
Yorkville Social Notes Tell of Visits and Travel
Miss Daisy Glenn visits Miss Maggie Glenn in Bethel while Hulda McNeel travels to Talladega Alabama to visit brother John D. McNeel. Mrs T B McClain of Camden stays with Bowen house in Yorkville. Mrs S C McKeown of Sumter visits grandparents W B Steele in Yorkville. Mrs T S Bratton with mother M H Metts departs for Fort Des Moines Iowa. Correction: Mrs Finley did not return from Washington with Congressman Finley. she remains there.
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Daisy Glenn
Bethel
Maggie Glenn
Hulda McNeel
John D. McNeel
Talladega
Ala
T. B. McClain
Camden
Yorkville
Bowen House
S C. McKeown
Sumter
W. B. Steele
T. S. Bratton
M. H. Metts
Fort Des Moines
Iowa
Finley
Washington
Congressman Finley
Fiddlers Convention Planned by Yorkville Cornet Band
The Yorkville Cornet band plans a Fiddlers convention at the courthouse around May. Details are being arranged, with a musical concert and a competition among fiddlers, banjo players, and dancers. Prizes will be offered and proceeds go to band purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkville Cornet Band
Court House
Farmers' Union premiums for best corn acres appeal
Subscriptions are gathered by the Farmers' Union of York county to fund premiums for a corn competition. A minimum of five hundred dollars is sought. if not reached, the committee uses the collected sum. Payments due by September 1, 1908 to A L Black, secretary treasurer, will be recorded in The Enquirer.
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Farmers’ Union
York County
Enquirer
A. L. Black
Union
Black
National Union Bank
Rock Bug Avaccier
First National Bank
Yorkville
J. Frank Ashe
McConnellsville
L. M. Grist’s Sons
Bank of Clover
Trial on the Horizon for Local Offenders at York County Court
The approaching general sessions term will hear trials for J T Pyrett, charged with nighttime housebreaking and larceny at J L Sanders home in Yorkville on January 3. Others face murder, arson, and whisky sales charges, including Dunlap, Lockridge, Rob Johnson, Al Williams, and Marley, with multiple defendants alleged in linked cases across Yorkville and surrounding townships.
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Court of General Sessions
J. T. Pyrett
J. L. Sanders
Yorkville
Will Dunlap
Ches Lockridge
Rob Johnson
Nath Lindsay
Ss. W. Inman
Dunlap
al Williams
Flias White
Fort Mill Township
George Pearson
Cotton market closes steady after sharp rally
AP report notes a season high rally in the cotton market yesterday with a closing steady stance, down 2 to 5 points. Estimated sales reached 300,000 bales as the market opened lower by 5 to 8 points before recovering.
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Associated Press
Cotton Market Wavers Amid Rumors And Wall Street Buying
Prices fell early on reports of improved weather and higher acreage while distress cotton talks and a London failure floated. By afternoon, a wave of speculative buying limited losses and the close stayed near the day’s best, with southern markets unchanged to slightly lower and weekly receipts around 100,000 bales.
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Mississippi
London
Southwest
Wall Street
New Orleans
Houston
Rail schedule changes affect Southern and C N W lines
General timetable changes take effect next Sunday on the Southern, Carolina and North Western railroads. Details show discontinuations on the Charlotte Columbia division and revised arrival times for several trains, with new connections at Chester and Yorkville and potential Yorkville terminal shifts under discussion.
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Southern
Carolina and North-Western
Charlotte-Columbia
Marion and
Kingville
Rock Hill
Chester
Charlotte
Columbia
Yorkville
Rock
Hickory
Goldsboro
Asherville
Wingsville
Farmers' corn prize plan aims at large county planting
The Farmers' Union plans a corn raising contest to boost acreage and fertilization, encouraging a shift from cotton. A committee handles details, funds sought by voluntary contributions, and entry requires at least two plowed acres on an intensive system with rules to ensure fair competition across land types.
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The
Enquirer
Farmers’ Union
Death of Mr Samuel A Fewell in Flenezer
Mr Samuel A Fewell died at his home in Flenezer last Tuesday afternoon after a long illness. He was regarded as a good citizen and well thought of by all who knew him. Will Go to Fort Mill. Rev W A Hafner, long time minister at Bowling Green and Allison Creek churches, accepted the pastorate of the Presbyterian church of Fort Mill. To Develop Tin. Major Jno F Jones of Blacksburg formed a company to develop tin mines near King's Mountain, purchasing land and beginning work. Jurors Not Found. Jurors drawn for the first week of the term were found except W N Hardin, W C Whitesides, and G E Merritt. Hardin lives in Chester county. Whitesides at Great Catawba Malls. Merritt misidentified as T E Merritt of Mort Mill township. County Commissioners. The county board met and conducted routine business, approving a contract for publishing quarterly supervisor reports at $60 per year. The Yorkville Enquirer bid $60 with 2,200 subscribers. The Rock Hill Herald bid $30 with 1,100 subscribers. The board accepted The Enquirer.
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America
Egypt
India
Catton
Samuel A. Fewell
Flenezer
W. A. Hafner
Bowling Green
Allison Creek
Presbyterian Church of
Fort Mill
W. N. Hardin
W. C. Whitesides
G. E. Merritt
Chester County
Great Catawba Malls
G. E B. Merritt
T. E. Merritt
Mort Mill Township
County Board of Commissioners
Yorkville Enquirer
Rock Hill Herald
Enquirer
the Herald
Public Spirited Aid for Farmers Union Corn Contest
Letters of support pour in for a Farmers' Union corn raising contest. A sample donor from Rock Hill South Carolina pledges $10 to fund prizes for top corn yields, signaling broad community backing despite early stage and season constraints.
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Farmers’ Union
Farmers Union premiums offer for best corn acres in York county
Yorkville South Carolina April 9 1908 read of The Enquirer report on Farmers Union plan to offer premiums for the best corn acres in York county on the intensive plan. O E Wilkins president urges readers to subscribe five dollars to the fund in the name of First National Bank.
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Yorkville
S. C
W. D. Grist
S.C
Enquirer
Farmers’ Union
York County
First National Bank
O. E. Wilkins
Corn prize fund pledge from J Frank Ashe
J Frank Ashe of McConnellsville writes to the Yorkville Enquirer pledging 65 for a corn prize fund and hoping to raise 500 with public cooperation to support the prize program. He explains missing a meeting due to being late on Monday and notes having planted most of his corn.
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McConnellsville
Yorkville Enquirer
Union
Enquirer
J. Frank Ashe
Bank of Clover backs York county corn fund plan
The Bank of Clover writes a letter dated April 9 1908 to the Yorkville Enquirer expressing hearty approval of a plan to raise 500 for prizes to promote corn growing among York county farmers and attaches a $10 check from president M L Smith.
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8. C
Yorkville Enquirer
Yorkville
S.C
Enquirer
York County
Bank of Clover
M. L. Smith
Farmers Union seeds corn drive in York county
W S Wilkerson of Hickory Grove writes April 1908 praising the Farmers Union movement to boost corn production in York county. He notes personal planting already begun, urges better preparation, and pledges $5 to help swell the prize fund.
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Hickory Grove
W. D. Grist
Yorkville
S.C
Farmers’ Union
York County
W. S Wilkerson
The Thomson Company Supports Farmers Union Prize
The Thomson Company of Yorkville South Carolina pledges ten dollars to the Farmers Union corn prize idea and asks to be identified with its encouragement. The note, dated April 10 1908, expresses earnest support and requests Mr Black be advised of the contribution.
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Yorkville
S. C
Yorkville Enquirer
Farmers’ Union
Black
Thomson Co
Clemson Cadet Corrections to Recent Reports at Clemson College
Ex juniors of the Clemson College class publish corrections to recent newspaper reports about the March 21 retreat incident. they state only one order was published directing attention to paragraph 126 of cadet regulations and clarify misstatements about telegrams to cadet fike and leadership roles. they note most students treated the affair as a joke and correct the miscount of junior class members.
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Clemson College
Government of Cadets
Minus
R. H. Fike
Fike
T. S. Allen
Cadet Allen
Dismissed Clemson Cadets Issue Public Statement
A signed statement from the Clemson college Junior class dismissed cadets says they regret the offense, accept the punishment, and bear no ill will toward the discipline committee. They acknowledge the mistake as serious but reject any disgrace on their part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson College
Clover Leaf Council No. 23 Celebrates Red Letter Day
Clover April 4 featured a public flag and Bible presentation to the graded school. The event drew strong attendance, with addresses by J. E. Beamgaard and Z P. Smith, a visiting Jas. S. Wilson, a school choir, and a post luncheon ball game.
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Clover Leaf Council No. 23
G. W. Knox
J. E. Beamgaard
Z. P. Smith
B. Butler
Board of Trustees
America
State Council
Jas. S. Wilson
Bro. Wilson
Z P. Smith
Opera House
J. E. Beamguard
Jr. Order
United American Mechanics
Hardy
Superseders Question Faces Supreme Court Action
Attorney General Frazer Lyon and A. W. Rountree traveled to Washington to prompt Chief Justice Fuller to issue a writ of superseders against Judge Jeter C. Pritchard in the South Carolina dispensary case. The move aims to halt payment of $800,000 from the dispensary funds to the receivers, keeping the matter in statu quo pending review by the U. S. circuit court of appeals in Richmond. Collateral on bank deposits has been sequestered by the state commission. Pritchard’s receivers have not yet demanded the funds.
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Frazer Lyon
South Carolina
A. W. Rountree
Atlanta
Anderson, Felder, Rountree & Wilson
Washington
Fuller
Supreme Court of the United States
Jeter C. Pritchard
Asheville
N. C
Judge Pritchard
Commission
Lyon
Supreme Court
Pritchard
Immigrant Trials and Global Conflicts Reported Across Nations
Emma Goldman faces U S immigration hurdles after lecturing in Winnipeg while Panama and Colombia dispute Murado borders. New York debates race track gambling costs 135000000. Eight prisoners escape Gulfport jail. Tony Shelby shot in Aguilar Col. Lisbon riots kill and wound many. Cuban quarantines and U S road programs feature in evolving news. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman resigns due to health.
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Emma Goldman
Winnipeg
Canada
United States
Immigration Department
Murado
Panama
Colombia
Washington
New York State
Gulfport
Miss
George Smith
Jackson
Smith
Herman Ridder
New York
National Cement Company of
Tony Shelby
Aguilar
Col
Admiral Evans
Paso Robles
Carters
Henry Campbell-Bannerman Haus
Great Britain
Calhoun Monument Panel Rides to New York for Clay Model
Governor Ansel and the Calhoun monument commission visited New York to review a clay statue model by F Wellington Rockstuhl for installation in Statuary Hall at the National Capitol. Commission members include Sen ator W. L. Mauldin Rep J A Banks Mrs R M Bratton Miss Mugele Gist and Mrs Ansel.
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Ansel
Calhoun Monument Commission
New York
F. Wellington Rockstuhl
National Capitol
W. L. Mauldin
Greenville
J. A. Banks
St. Matthews
R. Moultrie Bratton
Guthriesville
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mugele Gist
Yorkville
Ansellilso
Dispensary case receivership suspended in Asheville ruling
In Asheville federal court Judge Pritchard suspended the order appointing receivers for the 800000 trust fund in the South Carolina dispensary dispute. The ruling requires five day deposits of notes and securities and a 250000 bond to support the stay, with the injunction remaining in effect pending the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Asheville
Pritchard
South Carolina
Wilson Distilling Company Et al
W. J. Murray Et al
Pleischmann Company
State Dispensary Commission
General Assembly of
State of
Share of Responsibility in Railroad Accidents Debate
A railing discussion argues that employers bear most blame when railroad accidents injure passengers while workers are largely absolved. It foresees equal footing for managers and employees in rule making and suggests an employer liability concept as logical, backed by jurist opinions.
Farmers Union backs intensive corn prizes in York County
The Farmers Union of York county South Carolina plans prizes to stimulate the intensive corn cultivation system. Competitors must plant at least two acres and raise at least 100 dollars toward prize money. Public support may boost prizes to three or more and larger sums. The Chronicle calls the idea good for Mecklenburg county as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tecklenburg
Farmers’ Union of
York County
Yorkville Enquirer
The
Enquirer
South Carolina
the Chronicle
Farmers’ Union
Mecklenburg County
Williamson
Charlotte Chronicle
Greenville Evening Sun Suspends Publication
The Greenville Evening Sun halted operations last Monday after a brief run begun February 22 this year. Lack of patronage cited as the main reason. Garlington will join Greenville News as traveling representative and staff writer and start work immediately.
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Greenville Evening Sun
J. C. Garlington
Garlington
Greenville News
At the Churches Baptist Services and Hours
Rev. IL G. Murray presides at the Baptist church. Sunday school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. followed by the Lord's Supper. Evening service at 7 45 p.m.
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IL. G. Murray
First Presbyterian Services Announced
Rev. E. E. Gillespie pastors morning service at 10 a. m. with a 11 o clock worship and an evening service at 7 45 p. m. at the church.
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First Presbyterian
E. E. Gillespie
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Service Note
Rev Henry J Cauthen pastor to lead annual Jasper Light Infantry and First Regiment staff sermon at 11 am with special music. Public invited. Evening sermon at 745 pm and Sunday school at 330 pm.
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Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Henry J. Cauthen
Jasper Light Infantry
First Regiment
Henry Cauthen
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Link McCaw
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Blacksburg
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Mr. W. S. Wilkerson
Thomson Company
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J. O. Babin
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W. C. Ewart
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