Opera physician performs hip operation on child in Baltimore
Dr Muel ler aided Prof Lorenz a noted Vienna physician who says he can correct congenital hip dislocation without a knife. The 6 year old Ethel Godman was treated in Baltimore with 800 physicians and students present. Lorenz botched no knife but manipulated bones hoping for improvement.
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Baltimore
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Washington
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Bright
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Portland
Navy
Congress
McKinley
New York City
London Mail
Italy
Sardinia
Sicily
Varsalone
Musolino
Rome
National Volunteer Reserve Authorized for Militia
The passage authorizes a National Volunteer Reserve of up to 100000 trained men drawn from state militias and regular armies. It sets training standards with five consecutive days of drills and twenty four annual sessions and allows deployment within or outside U S territory. In peace the reserve serves no more than ten days annually unless invasion threats arise.
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Secretary of War
National Volunteer Reserve
United States
House Adjourns In Honor Of Late Thomas B Reed
Yorkville New York reports that the house of representatives adjourned at 12 50 p m Monday in memory of the late Thomas B Reed. The unusual tribute follows the death of a former member and marks only the fourth such adjournment in U S history. It was by unanimous consent.
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House of Representatives
Thomas B. Reed
Thomas H. Benton
Alexander H. Stephens
Jas. G. Blaine
Panama Canal Talks Reopened as Colombia Demands Lease Terms
Washington dispatch says negotiations reopen with Colombia seeking a 100 year lease with renewal rights and more money than first offered. U S negotiators are likely to concede, reaching an agreement satisfactory to both governments.
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Washington
Panama Canal
United States
Roosevelt's call for merit over class in Negro appointments
A southern editor endorses the principle of judging individuals by merit rather than race. The writer hopes the president will apply this standard in appointments, suggesting approval of capable Negroes if they prove superior in character and ability.
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Roosevelt
South
Possible reshuffle in Charleston appointments sparks debate
Washington reporters suggest Micah Jenkins may move from internal revenue collector to U S marshal, freeing W D Crum for internal revenue or port collector. The issue hinges on president's stated reasons and Crum's suitability for Charleston's port post.
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Washington
South Carolina
Micah Jenkins
Internal Revenue
United States Marshal
W. D. Crum
Charleston
Crum
Blaine
Curious coincidences in newspaper reporting of fires and crimes
The piece notes recurring clusters of major events in newspapers such as fires and crimes. It cites AP dispatches listing three fires on a single day in Ridgeway and Athens PA and Buffalo NY and examines whether such groupings reveal patterns or mere chance within a large nation.
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Associated Press
Ridgeway
Athens
Buffalo
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Uncanny Coincidence Of Tanyard And Green Hides Fire
The report notes two fires, a tanyard and a New York warehouse storing green hides, occurring closely together. The writer avoids explanation or theory, deeming the coincidences curious and possibly governed by some discoverable law.
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New York
South poised for prosperity as northern press eyes growth
The Enquirer notes that leading northern newspapers are focusing on the South and warn of imminent progress and prosperity. It argues the South has rebuilt after the war, developed dormant resources, and now attracts northern capital and attention, with a brighter future near at hand.
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THE
Enquirer
North
Five Die in Major Atlanta Hotel Fire
A early morning blaze gutted the old National Hotel area in Atlanta, destroying the Whitehall street front and threatening Williams hotel and Jacobs pharmacy. Reported casualties cite five deaths, with property loss estimated at no less than $500,000. Fire officials work to verify fatalities as the city reels from its most disastrous fire.
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Enquirer
Atlanta
National Hotel
Whitehall Viaduct
Williams Hotel
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Marietta Street
Pension bill, hooting senate brawl, and global tensions
This year's pension bill carries an appropriation of 139 million dollars. A free fight erupted in the French senate last Saturday with punches and inkstands. An agriculture order calls for destruction of New England cattle with hoof and mouth disease, to be appraised inspected killed buried or burned and paid for. The war department orders return of fifteen regiments from the Philippines and substitution by fifteen U.S. regiments. Business failures rose to 185 last week from 237 a year earlier. Winter grips New England and the Northwest. Alfred E Buck U S minister to Japan died suddenly. Accusations over cotton crop estimate leaks swirl in Washington. General Linares becomes Spanish war minister. Thomas Nast died in Guayaquil after yellow fever. British and German ships rally off Venezuela as U S Atlantic fleet conducts war games. London endures severe winter and high grip mortality with 500000 English unskilled unemployed. Booker T Washington starts goat raising at Tuskegee. Monday dispatches report zero weather in the Northeast and Northwest.
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War Department
Philippines
United States
Northwest
Alfred E. Buck
Georgia
Japan
Agricultural Department
Linares
Santiago
Thomas Nast
Guyaquil
Ecuador
Guayaquil
Venezuela
West Indian
London
England
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee
Furman University Elects New President Rev Lewis Murphree Roper
The Furman University board of trustees elected Rev Lewis Murphree Roper as president with broad approval. In Columbia a separate vote by the South Carolina conference favored keeping the female college there by 120 to 94, defeating moves to move it to Greenwood or Laurens.
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Furman University
Lewis Murphree Roper
South Carolina
Columbia
Greenwood
Laurens
Local notices advertise sales and services on Main street
Local affairs list Wilson residence on Main street for sale split into lots with plot viewable at T F McDow office. Probate Judge McCorkle reports Robert T Allison seeks letters of administration for Rufus M Allison estate. Various merchants promote yearly paper deals, holiday goods, and services with December deadlines and sample offerings.
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Wilson
Main Street
McCorkle
Robert T. Allison
Rufus M. Allison
Weekly News and Courier
S. A. McElwee
Opera House
Bratton Comedy Company
Jas. M. Starr &Co
W. B. Moore & Co
R. E. Montgomery
B. Moore & Co
Summer encampment invite boosts Rock Hill links
The Commercial Club of Rock Hill invites the South Carolina Military Academy faculty and students to spend its annual summer encampment there next summer. If accepted, all parties will likely enjoy the arrangement. Capt. W. B. Moore offers to provide Confederate monument picture copies to schools, now obtainable from his store.
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Charleston
Southern
Rock Hill
Blacksburg
Commercial Club
South Carolina Military Academy
York County Confederate Monument
W. B. Moore
Robert E. Lee
Moore
Messrs
J. W
T. J. Patrick
J. E. Burns
Beersheba
B. E. Burns
Patrick
Burns
Yorkville Briefs: residents, visits, and local changes
Sr. and Mrs. R. J. Love of Clark's Ik were in Yorkville on a shopping expedition. Lizzie Hunter has joined Speck the jeweler. J. A. Tate, head of the ort Mill Graded school, visited Yorkville on business. Mrs. M. J. Clark returned from Gaston county. Annie Lou Abell of Lowryville visited Yorkville. J. William E. Faulkner from Alexandria, Va., visiting Yorkville with Geo. W. Hart. George L. Riddle and granddaughter Helen Riddle of Zeno spent time here. William Bell, former Yorkville resident now with Plant System, in town visiting. Dr. W. M. Steinmeyer returned to Clover after Hampton county trip for his father's death. C. F. Gordon took charge of the chaingang, succeeding W. J. Whitener. Gordon is with Heath-Elliott Mule Co. J. Cc. Elliott seeks a replacement for Gordon.
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Ee Sr
R. J. Love
Clark's Ik
Yorkville
Lizzie Hunter
Speck
Robin Love
Clark’s Fork
J. A. Tate
Ort Mill Graded School
Helen Riddle
Zeno
William «. Bell
Plant System
Georgia
Florida
W. M. Steinmeyer
Clover
Hampton County
Steinmeyer
C. F. Gordon
August Kohn
Columbia
The
News and Courier
South Carolina
Chaingang
W. J. Whitener
C. B. Mendenhall
Gordon
Heath-Elliott Mule Company
J. Cc. Elliott
York bar awaits governor word on extra court term
Practically unanimous York bar seeks an extra February term of the court of common pleas but faces scheduling hurdles due to the absence of Finley Brice and McCain in January February. A plan to extend the spring term was debated but would disrupt farm work. A last week plan aims to resolve the issue with Governor McSweeney.
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York
Court of Common Pleas
York County
Finley
Brice
McCain
McSweney
Special two week term of court to begin February in Yorkville
A petition seeks a two week special term beginning first Monday in February with Judge Chas G Dantzler presiding. Lawyers with official duties elsewhere may be excused from trial during the term. Jurors will be drawn for both weeks though no business is to be transacted until the April regular term.
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James F. Hart
Geo. W. S. Hart
W. W. Lewis
Wilson & Wilson
John R. Hart
Spencers & Dunlap
Witherspoon
Yorkville notices and events from December 1902
Local Yorkville items report cadet receptions at King's Mountain Military academy on December 22 and minstrel entertainment benefiting the athletic association. The Bratton Comedy vaudeville trio comes to the opera house for three nights and the Tennyson club resumes readings and papers at Mrs. McNee's home.
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Santa Claus
Corps of Cadets
King's Mountain Military Academy
Columbia Daily State
Yorkville
Carolina and North-Western
Opera House
Bratton Comedy Company
South
Columbia State and News and Courier
Opera
Schneider
K. M. M. A. Athletic Association
Tennyson Club
W. F. Marshall
Charleston
Philadelphia
Perry Shippen
Arnold
Rosa Lindsay
Thos. F. McDow
Methodist Conference Appointments List Published In The Enquirer
The Enquirer reveals next year’s Methodist conference appointments as announced by Bishop Duncan at Newberry on Monday night. The list covers Charleston District and Cokesbury District with presiding elders and assigned stations from Charleston to Walterboro and Greenwood to Darlington, detailing numerous churches and circuits and names of pastors.
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Newberry
Southern
Chester
Rock Hill
Charleston District
Five Pound Radish Drives Readers To Yorkville Enquirer
Reading notes tell of a five pound radish from Mr J Webb Moore found near THE ENQUIRER Office after a mild fall. The Chaingang clears a new public road four miles northeast of Yorkville on Supervisor Gordon’s plantation. Episcopal Bazaar in Rock Hill raises funds with contests, a fortune teller, elocution, and prizes. A lump of gold weighing 5845 pennyweights, found on Mr Robert J Love’s field, is described as practically pure gold.
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Enquirer
Chaingang
Charlotte
Armstrong Ford
Yorkville
Gordon
Rock Hill
Charlotte Observer
Episcopal Church
Carolyn May
C. S. May
J. E. Parker
Mae O'Bryan
Elizabeth Lumpkin
Robert J. Love
Clark's Fork
Thos
W. Speck
J. B. Bowen
Love
New Mill Planned for Lockhart Sharpens Local Investment
Cotton mill leaders meet in Spartanburg to expand Lockhart mills with capital stock doubling to 1 million dollars. Officers retained at Lockhart mills with John C. Cary as president and a 3 percent semi annual dividend slated for January 1. Spartan mills elect Walter S Montgomery as president and Victor Montgomery joins the board with a 5 percent dividend due January 1. Pacolet and Gainesville mills name Victor Montgomery and Ben S Montgomery as officer and a new assistant treasurer with a semi annual dividend set for January 1. Bishop Duncan addresses conference urging resolve in mission work after recent charge conference remarks.
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Lockhart Mills
Lockhart Shoals
Union County
John C. Cary
Spartan Mills
Walter
Montgomery
Capt
John H. Montgomery
Victor Montgomery
Capt. Montgomery
Pacolet Mills
Gainesville
Mills
Victor M. Montgomery
Captain Montgomery
Ben
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