Multiple Disasters and Scandals Reported Across Cities
Explosion at Bayonne injures two fatally and numerous others while a gasoline tank bursts. In Chicago a doctor’s wife’s murder leads to a possible second woman in the case. Pittsburg steel magnate spurs a 60 000-strong temperance pledge drive. Augusta contenders clash for the postmaster post. Four women drown in a Sacramento River accident near Knight's Landing. Venezuelan plot rumors of Cipriano Castro surface with weapons seized in St. Louis. An earthquake and tsunami strike Sumatra with heavy loss. Sugar trust settles a $30 million suit for $2 million plus security returns. An Ohio prisoner escapes from Columbus prison. A New Haven bank looter is arrested with $100,000 missing. A coal train reaches Norfolk weighing 10,333 tons. Postmaster General Hitchcock plans colored postal cards as replacement mail.
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Bayonne
N. J
John R. Early
Washington, D. C
New York
Early
Chicago
Heldane Cleminson
Henry C. Grick
Pittsburg
Augusta
Sacramento
Knight's Landing
Cal
New York Dispatch
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
St. Louis
Ccal
Korinchi
Sumatra
American Sugar Refining Company
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Ohio
Columbus
Swarts
Frederick H. Brigham
New Haven
Conn
National Bank
Brigham
Virginia
Norfolk
Hitchcock
Lightning and fire strike South Carolina farms and a public inquiry
In Anderson near Central a farmer Samuel Boggs was killed by lightning while ploughing. his mule died beside him. Greenville reports a lightning fire burned Dr. J B Bruce's barn killing five horses and a horse owned by Charlie Mitchell. A Columbia dispatch describes a dispensary probe with a controversial whisky test and testimony from officials and brand owners. legal notes discuss New York manslaughter standards for fast driving.
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Anderson
Samuel Boggs
Central
Sharon Church
Greenville
J. B. Bruce
Sandy Flat
Greenville County
Bruce
Charlie W. Mitchell
O'Neal
Mitchell
Magistrate Defends Warrant Timing in Sellers Case
James H. Fowles Jr. of Columbia South Carolina replies to an editor’s quotation about the State v Sellers defense. He states the search warrant was legal but not served promptly. it was forty eight days old and should have been served within a week. He asserts responsibility lies elsewhere.
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Columbia
Charlotte Observer
Hunter
Baltimore
Bond
John Black
J. B. Wylie
M. H. Mobley
Jim Farnum
Colonel Felder
Lanahan
Felder
Hunter’s
South Carolina
John Smith
Murray
Curiel
New York and Kentucky Company
Green River
Whisky Trust
New York
Kentucky
Farmer
Yorkville Enquirer
W. H. Sellers
Wade Hampton Sellers
Constable Farmer
Sellers
Reverend Walsh Schedules Sunday Services at Local Church
Rev. T. Tracy Walsh, rector, announces Sunday services with a 9:45 a.m. Sunday school and an 8:30 p.m. evening service. The sermon topic is Religion and Worldliness.
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T. Tracy Walsh
Religion and Worldlineas
Rev Gillespie Leads Sunday Services at ARP Church
Reverend E. E. Gillespie, pastor, announces Sunday schedule for the Associate Reformed Presbyterian church with Sunday school at 10 a.m., morning worship at 11, and evening service at 8:30 p.m.
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I. G. Murray
E. E. Gillespie
Trinity Methodist Episcopal
O. M. Abney
Associate Reformed Presbyterian
Negligee Shirts Close Out at 48 Cents Each
One lot of seventy five cent white negligee shirts with plaited bosoms offered to close out at forty eight cents each.
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RED Cross
Cotton Prices and Futures Close Steady in New York
Spot cotton in New York settled quiet with middling uplands at 11.30 and middling gulf 11.55. Futures opened and closed steady with June at 10.77 and May at 10.78, among others ranging 10.76 to 10.80.
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Yorkville
New York
Jump on to One You Will Make No Mistake
Information cheerfully furnished with no obligation. Care of Interests of All Members invites you to ask for what you want and receive help.
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College OF Charleston
Ntrance
County Court House
Boyde
South Carolina
Harrison Randolph
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South Carolina News
William Darragh
New York Sun
Baptist
Church OF the Good Shep
HERD
First Presbyterian
Griffith
Shandon Hotel
Gordon
Camden
R. B. Caldwell
City
Gen. Davis
Samuels
Gov
Ansel
Lee Davis Lodge
Limestone College
United Sons of Confederate Veterans
Commercial Club
James Armstrong
Charleston
Grace Lumpkin
First Brigade
Veterans and Sons of Veterans
Opera House
Geo. Bell Timmerman
Sons of Veterans
Butler
Carwile
Athletic Park
S. H. Griffith
F.t
Photographic Studio
Lindsay
Wll
Fine China
York Drug Store
Edison Phonographs
Victor Talking Machines
R. B. Davidson CO
the Music Store
York County
National Union Bank
THE
the National Union Bank
Rock Hill
W. J. Roddey
Ira B. Dunlap
Johnson’s
Heinz
I. W. Johnson
the Star Drug Store
Yorkville Hardware Co
Bank OF
Hickory Grove
R. B. Riddle
M. D. Gaffney
8. C
Jas. M. Starr
J. F. McElwee
Sec
Treas
York Supply CO
Dain’s
York Supply Company
T. M. Dobson
Farmer’s Wholesale Grocery
Farmers’ Wholesale Grocery
J. M. Ferguson
Prop
J. M. Brian Company
the Fancy Grocers
Carroll Furniture
J. L. Williams
Mason McConnell
J.L. Williams & CO
van Camp
Mason
Enquirer
Whitesides
Clark’s Fork
J. C. Wilborn
T.1
Ickson
Mountain Street
Garrison
Spencer
J. Q. Wray
Gotton
Silkette
J. L. Williams & CO
York
Barker Mills
Yorkville Bank & Mer.co
the City Meat Market
Sherer & Ferguson
Waterman’s
Parker
T. W. Speck, the Jeweler
Walter Rose
C. L
Sharon
Carrie Love
Clemson Agricultural
Clemson Agricultural College
County Board of Education
County Superintendent of Education
P. H. Mell
Clemson College
Penn Mutual
PENN
D. T. Woods
Loan & Savings
Thomson
Thomson’s
Dutoit
Thomson Company
International
Lst
Louis Roth
D. E. Boney
HE University OF South Carolina
Department of Education
S. C. Mitchell
Columbia, S. C
Herndon & Gordon
Mr. Wordsworth
Selee Ae
J. J. Keller & CO
the Bank of Clover
Clovar, S.C
Bratton Farm
WEB
Berkshire
J. Meek Burns
Young Men’s Christian Association
First National Bank
Yorkville, S. C
O. E. Wilkins
Pres
R. C. Allein
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