Laurens Lynchings and Trade Updates from Laurens County
Reports detail a lynching on May 27 near Laurens after the arrest of Dave Shaw for alleged store theft. Authorities offer rewards for convictions. The issue also notes the first car shipment and census cotton figures for the region, plus South Carolina bond and economic outlook commentary.
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Laurens
Jane
John M. Abercrombie
John d. Hellens
Dave Shaw
Williams Hopkins
William Hopkins
Abercrombie
Willian Hopkins
Hopkins
Wiliam Abercrombie
John Hopkins
Tript Daethee Hellens
Kabun Creek
Tim
Amother
Babaa
State effort to collect back taxes and property sales
The Attorney General and Townsend Lab District Attorney push to clear outstanding state tax debts. They plan to seize and sell nonpaying properties, with cases heard in Cannon Pleas Court to secure judgments and satisfy the sinking fund.
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Attorney C General
Dranie Heghgenl
Snaaistarit
Townsend
Nens
Cannon Pleue
Ds Bait
Woany
Southern farmers embrace self sufficiency to spark future prosperity
Merchants and planters push toward producing more supplies locally. Increased corn and grain cultivation, plus greater hog and cattle raising, are seen as laying the groundwork for sustained prosperity. If this policy continues, the recent downturn may be viewed as a blessing in disguise.
Haskell pistol claim in Greenville convention debate denied
The Greenville News reports no witnesses saw a pistol or threat by John C. Haskell at the State Democratic Convention debate. Editors from Augusta Chronicle and Newberry Herald recount similar accounts denying any weapon display and defending Haskell’s conduct and the party’s restraint. The piece discusses political tone, safety, and calls for lawful administration in Georgia and South Carolina.
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Augusta Chronicle
Johnny. Haskell
Georgia
South Carolina
Atlante
Greenville
Tillman
Sheppard
Newberry Herald
Chronicle
Herald and News
Colonel Haskell
Col. Haskell
John C. Haskell
Anes
Wade Dianmiptou
Isid
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