Reformist Carrie Nation Smashes Wichita Barroom Mirror
Carrie Nation, Kansas W C T U president, stormed a Wichita bar Thursday and smashed a $300 mirror and a $300 painting. She faces charges of malicious destruction of property and was jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Nation
Barber County
Kan
Wichita
Lexington
Rockbridge
Richmond and
Northern
F. H. Broke
Richmond
Charles H. Paxton
Henry C. Parsons
Wright
Charlotte
Discovery of yellow fever mosquito theory praised by board
The board notes the fever developed in about three days after a bite and that five soldiers living in infected clothes slept for 20 days without symptoms. The finding is valuable for protecting sufferers from mosquitoes to stop spread. A dinner is planned for Dr Finlay, originator of the theory.
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Ment
Finlay
A Century Begins as Cleveland and Banquet Tales Stir debate
The Yorkville Enquirer notes the upcoming new century and recalls remarks from a St. Louis Merchants' Exchange banquet. General Fitzhugh Lee’s Havana experiences and the storm over his candor draw attention to past U.S. actions from Cuba to Matanzas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Exchange
St. Louis
Fitzhugh Lee
Havana
Weyler
Maine
Matanzas
el Caney
Kidnapping of Edward Cudahy Shocks Omaha
The seizure of Eddie Cudahy, son of Omaha meat-packer Edward Cudahy, dominates headlines this week. Reports detail the abduction and the surrounding circumstances as investigators pursue leads and the public awaits updates on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cudahy
Eddie Cudahy
Omaha
Nebraska
Canowtheeter
Young
De Wet’s Escape Keeps Britain in suspense in South Africa
A December 12 action outside Spring Nek pass saw General De Wet’s Boer force of about 2,000 break through two fortified passes while British columns of roughly 10,000 pursued. De Wet’s rear guard, led by Stein and Fourie, escaped with 25 prisoners and a 15 pounder, prompting astonishment in Britain and unrest in Cape Town. The report notes renewed British reinforcements and talk of peace negotiations, signaling the war’s not near end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWet
de Wet
Knox
Haasbroek
Spring Nek Pass
Stein
Pete Fourle
de- Wet
Real Britain
Cape Town
South Africa
London
A Christmas Reunion Celebrates 40 Years of Hogue Marriage
A Fortieth anniversary reunion of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hogue near Carp marked by family gathering. Married in 1860, the couple have nine children, three sons and six daughters, with all but the youngest daughter married. The article lists the children including James, Jesse, Sydney, and daughters Ben Adkins, Will E. Ne amber, J. Milton Stewart, with 22 relatives present.
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Carp
John R. Hogue
Bellamy
Hogue
Messrs
James
Jesse
Sydney
Esdames
Ben Adkins
Will E
Amber
J. Milton Stewcell
Hild
Local Affairs highlights and business notices in Yorkville
The Yorkville page lists retailers and undertakings for the new year with remarks from The Parlor Grocery Lawrance Williams & Co Riddle Carroll T W Speck and H T Grist Co and the York Drug Store. It also covers J M Rawlinson moving to the Three C s hotel building and local public notices from John R Logan S C about an agricultural lien sale. A feature on the Kings Mountain Military Academy Circular of Information and a police court roundup cover the season and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrance, Williams & Co
Riddle & Carrol
Yorkville
T. W. Speck
H. T. Grist & Co
York Drug Store
W. B. Moore & Co
H. C. Strauss
H. C. Strauss & Co
W. O. Harshaw
J. M. Rawlinson
Three C's
the Sun
New York
Sunday Sun
York Implement Co
Deers
Williams
John R. Logan
Sam Moore
Bethesda Township
Miss Brown
Opera House
Notable Social Roundup in Yorkville and Surrounds
Miss Lee Williams visits Chester while E McIver Law tours Yorkville on holiday. Dozens of locals including Miss Eula Lowry, Mr. Grist, Captain John J. Smith, and many Williams kin spend Christmas visiting relatives, with convalescents and movers listed among the week’s chatter. The Quo Vadis company arrives, drawing a large crowd despite a late train. Spartanburg and Anderson receipts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Williams
Chester
E. McIver Law
Yorkville
R. Sidney McConnell
Charlotte
Eula
Lizzie Lowry
Lowrysville
A. M. Grist
Blairsville
Eula Dobson
L Stone
John J. Smith
Clover
Paul Neely Moore
Bingham
R. J. Herndon
Lockhart Mills
Alma Walker
Converse College
Mss Mignon Walker
Gafney
Miles Walker
W. W. Boyce
B. L. Jones
York Graded Schools
Newberry
Robert C Moor Charlotte
Yville
John A. Neely
Famil Rock
J. B. Whiteides
Ckory Grove
Daisy Euart
Rte Morrow
Gastona
D.T
Vivian Hand
Willeanee Williams
J. B
Barrd and
Moffatt Kennedy
froPue
Lumpkin
John Owens
the Star
Shelby
N. C
S. W. Guy
J. P. Hope
Emma Kennedy
Amelia Kennedy
Hardeeville
J. W. Busbin
Sutro Cotton Mills
Fort Mill
R. A. Crowell, Esq
Albemarle
Aiden Benedict
Quo Vadis
Camden
Moore
Anderson Opera House
Anderson
Spartanburg
Hurt In Charlotte and Local News Summary
Mr W J Hodges of Rock Hill S C was struck and seriously hurt in Charlotte while trying to assist a friend. Hodges remains in hospital with a fractured skull, and recovery will take at least a week. Amos Jackson, a colored man, was arrested in Charlotte for larceny while wanted in Fort Mill. A Charleston marriage report notes Samuel E Colvin of Chegger and Susie May Boney wed in Columbia with plans to return to Chester. The County Commissioners held a meeting in Columbia.
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Repuicu
Bob Adams
Columbia
Bobas
Yorkville
Bob
Willig
Pol
el Bethel Lodge
No. 40
A.il
John H. Herndon
Thos. A. Johnson
Geor
Wemphill
J. W
J. A. Jackson
Jas. A. McKnight
J. McM. Schorb
Clemson College
Ida Guy
Marion String
Lowrysville
Missley Neil
A. M. Grist
Harry C. Smith
Rkville
Billy Clerk
Burwell & Dunn Co
Charlotte
Spin
Ella Kayes
Ernest
McConneilsville
W. H. McConnell
O. E. &Rist
Silver Link Sornet
W. N. Ahe
J. E.gettys
Getty
George Smit
T. S.easterling
Rock Hill
T. R. Carothers
Carothers
Paul T. Gordon
Eagle Lake
Texas
Gordon
Galveston
WG. Neville
First Presbyterian Church
Jonathan
G. W. Tilghman
Maryland
Cotton Mills
Thurmond
Tilghman
T. G. Culp
Public Service
York County
Culp
Coun
Amos Jackson
Fort Mill
Charlotte Observer
W. J. Hodges
S. C
Hodges
Colvin Boney
Spartanburg
Columbia State
Samuel E. Colvin
Chegger
Susie May Boney
Lewis M. Roper
First Baptist Church
Chester
Sunday Services at Presbyterian Church
Rev. W. G. Neville presides. Morning worship at 11 o clock marking year end. Quarterly service on Sunday at 3 20 in the afternoon. No evening service.
Associate Reformed Rev B H Grier Pastor Services
The notice lists Yorkville church services with Sunday school at 10 am, morning worship at 11 am, and evening service at 7 pm led by Reverend B H Grier pastor of the Associate Reformed church.
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B. H. Grier
Yorkville
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Service Schedule
Sunday services listed for Trinity Methodist Episcopal with morning worship at 11 o clock and Sunday school at 3 30 in the afternoon. text notes evening service following. Pastor identified as Rev A N Brunson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Brunson
Baptist Services at Bethel Church
Rev. J. B. Bozeman, pastor, leads Sunday services with Sunday school at 10 o clock in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Bozeman
Church of the Good Shepherd Service Update
The Church of the Good Shepherd led by Rev. J. C. Johns announces Sunday services with Sunday school at 3.30 p.m. in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF the Good Shepherd
J. C. Johnes
Beth-Shiloh Services and Congregational Meeting Notice
Beth-Shiloh will hold preaching Saturday January 6 at 11 o clock a m and a congregational meeting follows. Clover A R P church ladies serve oysters January 3 from 5 to 9 pm. Rev J P Knox plans church visits January 1901 for Centennial church outreach to Hill Tirzah Sharon Yorkville Clover Crowders Creek Pisgah and Gastonia.
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Beth-Shiloh
Clover
Columbia Centennial Church
J. P. Knox
Columbia
On Hill
Tirzah
Sharon
Yorkville
Crowder's Creek
Pisgah
Gastonia
Deafness Claims Cured by Constitutional Remedy
A 19th century advertisement asserts deafness results from Eustachian tube inflammation and cannot be cured by local applications. It offers one hundred dollars for any deafness case (due to catarrh) cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes Hall's Family Pills from F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio via druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Halls
Obituary notices for Miss Rocinda Sadler and infant Richard Kimbrough
Miss Rocinda Sadler aged 66, dropped at the residence of T A Gwin near Blairsville on December 25 1990. Interment at Rock Hill on last Wednesday. In Rock Hill December 27 Richard Kimbrough infant son of Mr and Mrs W B Steele Jr.
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T. A. Gwin
Blairsville
Rocinda , Sadler
Rock Hill
Richard Kimbrough
W. B. Steele, Jr
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W. J. Bryan
Lincoln
New York Sun
Taft
Philippine Commission
United States
Philippines
Anaries
Osman Pasha
Ydistan
The
Yorkville Enquirer
Yorkville, N. C
Atlanta Journal
Cleveland
McKinley
Bryan
Blocal Affairs
King's Mountain Military Academy
Knoxville, Tennessee, Printing and Engraving Company
W. G. Stephenson
D. A. Bradham
R. T. Stephenson
W. E. Law
Estructor
M. Grist
Sun
Apgs
Raisi
Andy
Nuts
Como
New
Three
Monsa
King’s Mountain Street
J. B. Delvaur
C. F. Williams
Adv
Atlanta
W. R. Beadle
Gaffney
Olh
TodAcar
J. R. Jenkins
Bullock’s Creek Township
Arkwville
Hattie Lowry
Y«ville
New York City
Kingston
Jamaica
James F
H. Clare Glenn
Willie Williams
Che
J. K. Scoggins
Ogden
Jefferson Street
W. B. Cauthen
Blackstock
Janie Parish
Jos. A. Alexanders
Cauthen
Agnes Shurley
of & Hill
Youle
A. N Brunson
Pickens
Mpkin
J. B. Mendenhall
York Brick Works
Leif Brick Company
Catawma
Rafirnad
Mr. Mendenhall
Macstanda
Fis’ Alue
J. Ashe
York
King’s Mountain Road
North Carolina
Chester County
Scoggins
York and
Sutro
York Mills
Grimes
Asne
Quo Vadis Company
the County Commissioners
Presbyterian
W. G. Neville
Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Baptist
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