Evidence handling and block rail system updates in South Carolina
Mr. Jordan cites instructions to file incriminating evidence as Cheatham discusses a department canvass with the secretary and an absent statistician. The Southern railway expands a block system between Washington and Atlanta to prevent collisions, with two operators per block and trains restricted to one per block, to be rolled out on other divisions later. A Chester meeting backs a plan to relocate Presbyterian College of South Carolina to Chester, appointing a large committee to pursue the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvie Jordan
Wilson
Cheatham
Washington
Department
John Hyde
Europe
Bureau of Statistics
Edwins. Holmes
Greenville
News and Courier
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Southern
Chester
Columbia State
Presbyterian College of South Carolina
Clinton
Court House
R. B. Caldwell
M. Jones
T. H. White
J. A. Alexander
W. H. Hardin
M.S. Lewis
B.M Spratt
A. M. Aiken
A. L. Gaston
Joseph Lindsay
E. McFadden
J. K. Henry
L. O. Childs
W. W. Coogler
A. W. Kluttz
E. A. Crawford
August Kohn
Evans
Pickens
Cole Blegse
Newberry
Spartanburg
Miles
Darlington
York
Union
Oconee
Williamsburg
Inauguration and resignations ripple through nations
The piece notes Castro's inauguration in Venezuela and the Chilean cabinet resigning with no stated cause. It reports on Norway's secession, German French tensions over Morocco, Japan seeking $650 million indemnity from Russia, and Norwegians petitioning Roosevelt for recognition. Also mentions suspending E S Holmes Jr over cotton report irregularities and a $15 million New York hotel plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Venezuela
Caracas
Valparaiso
E. S. Holmes, Jr
Department of Agriculture
New York
Norway
Sweden
Germany
France
Japan
Russia
Vladivostok
Roosevelt
Bowen-Loomis
Bowen
Loomis
Yorkville Letter on Presbyterian College Prospect
A Yorkville letter urges trustees of the Presbyterian College of South Carolina to deliver a worthy proposition. The writer praises Yorkville’s charm and hospitality but notes a needed concrete plan to attract the institution, expressing continued trust that such a proposal will be forthcoming. Dated Yorkville S C June 13 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkville
Presbyterian College of South Carolina
Alre
W. Yorkville
8. C
Prayer meeting announced by Rev J L Stokes D D
The notice states a prayer meeting led by Rev J L Stokes D D will be held tomorrow evening at 8 30. It urges attendance at the church service and repeats the revival timetable in concise form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
E. B. Gillespi
W. C. Ewart
J. L. Stokes
D. D
Adickes' Emporium Front Row on Seasonal Goods
Adickes' Emporium promotes seasonal goods at competitive prices including 14-Finger Grain Cradles Horse cattle and poultry powders seed beans at 5 cents a pint plantable to July 10 fly traps fans sticky paper ice cream Junkets salts flavors lemons ginger ale butter irish potatoes 25 to 38 cents per peck tomatoes melons cantaloupes peaches Nabisco wafers and crackers Wafettes Snow Flakes and candles.
Clerke's Sale In Clover One Acre House Lot
Laura E Parish as administratrix of Isabella Fitchett sues David Fitchett Elizabeth Pursley Martha Pursley and John Fitchett In the Court of Common Pleas An order dated June 1 1905 directs a public sale before the Court House door on Monday July 8 1905 of a Clover town house and lot about one acre bounded by David J Fitchett Lincoln road Rock Hill road and W B Stroup terms one half cash and balance in twelve months with bond and mortgage payment secured The sale note is signed J A Tate C C C Pls on behalf of the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Common
Laura E. Parish
Isabella Fitchett
David Fitchett
Elizabeth C. Pursley
Martha J. Pursley
John H. Fitchett
Court House
Town of
Clover
David J. Fitchett
Lincoln Road
Rock Hill
W. B. Stroup
J. A. Tate
C. C. C. Pls
Yorkville Ordinance Sets Street Tax and Labor in 1905
The town of Yorkville South Carolina enacts a 1905 street tax law fixing commutation tax at 2.50 dollars due by July 15 or 3.00 by August 1, with labor options of six or eight days in lieu of tax. Violations after July 1 carry a five dollar fine or fifteen days labor. June 5 1905 mayor J E Lowry attested by P W Love. June 13.
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Yorkville
D. C
Ss. C
South Carolina
S. C
York County
J. E. Lowry
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Mr. Jordan
South Carolina News
Union Times
Times
Bamberg Herald
Charleston News and Courier
Charleston Evening Post
Post
Bamberg
Knight
Democrat
Orangeburg Times-Democrat
Yorkville Enquirer
Associate Reformed Presbyterian
Trinity Methodist Episcopal
W. T. McKnight
Joan R. McEntont
M. McEntont
M. M. McKnight
Moore
Lacey
Life of
W. A. Carson
J. C. Allen
J. Hall
McConnellsville
G. White
T. M. Bratton
Guthriesville
Dipep
Catharine Alberta
Walter S
Louise Jackson
J.Q. Wray
Yoreville, B. C
Piedmont Water
the Star Drug Store
D. L. Shieder
Foster Bros
G. H. O'Leary
Old George
the Butcher
Sanitas and
A. E. Gaines
Riddle & Carroll's
R. E. Montgomery
Adickes’ Emporium
Withers Adickes Company
M. L. Carroll
C. W. Carroll
Carroll Bros
VY. Brown Wylie
Geo. W. Williams
R. Latta Parish
National Bank Building
S. M. McNeel
J. S. Brice
the Loan and Savings Bank
W. P. Harrison
Parkville
Mesers
Latta Bros
Clerke’s Sale
State of
County of
Sam M. Grist
Champion Roller Mills
Zeno, 8. C
G. L. Mepee
David G. Stanton
Law
Haskell G. Stanton
Thos. N. Dulin
R. F
York Furniture Company
Speck
T. W. Speck, the Jeweler
The
Ideal Life Insurance Company
Fred C. Black
3. C
L. & 8. Bank
J. J. Keller & CO
Victor
Alfred Wright
Colgate’s
Mennen’s
Pearls of Violet
Heliotrope
Wood—_ Violets
Rogers & Gallet’s
Ers
J. B. Bowan
Prop
C. E. Wilkins
W. J. Witherspoon
First National Bank
Capital
O. E. Wilkins
W. I Withersp Poon
Vice Press
Allein
W. R. Carroll
W. M. Love
P. W. Love
Babcock
Hackney
Columbia
Taylor
Glenn & Allison
Foushee Cash Store
Yorkville, 8. C
Dobson Bros. Cash Store
P. S
D. B.C
the Enquirer
Louis Roth
Lindsay's
Rosa J. Lindsay
America
the Strauss-Smith Company
Main and Liberty Sts
Yorkville, S$, C
Catawba Summer School
Mason
Tallorse—Lamm Co
W. M. Kennedy
Lincoln Avenue
Ww. H. Derhdon
E York Furniture CO
Ianos
Cata
R. J. Herndon
J. M. Heath & CO
General Merchandise
W. L. Douglass
Dunlop
Dunlop Patent
J. L. Williams
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