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Newspaper
Aiken Recorder
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1891
Page
7
The Aiken Recorder notes lack of a local animal cruelty society and argues a charter could aid enforcing a state law against cruel treatment. It reports Edgefield crime cases, a Cape Talien Bland incident, and remarks on licensing and tax matters affecting counties.
The Boston Traveller reports a problematic confession alleging a Republican corruption fund in the city last year aimed at aiding the Alliances of Ireland to split the Democratic party. It claims Tule section was owed that fund and connects it to Wade Hamp's defeat and Irby’s Senate election victory.
A fragmented report questions a fund raised by Lane and others and whether it was used for a local ear movement in the state. The text is garbled but suggests uncertainty about fund outcomes and involvement beyond Lane.
In Commons, Sir Edward Stanhope blamed Sir William Gordon-Cumming for breaking faith in the baccarat scandal. Gen Williams remains on the retired list. Lieut Levitt expressed regret and the Prince of Wales approved that he erred in judgment. Lord Brooke plans divorce action against his wife for adultery with the Prince, with the affair long known as a platonic attachment that may have become practical.
The discussion centers on whether the state can regulate manufacturers and commerce after a Supreme Court decision known as the original package case. Officials say intervention is resisted, while questions arise about constitutional reach and the impact on interstate commerce.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a county commission and a box test cane. The readable parts are too incomplete to identify people, places, dates, or concrete actions.
The readable text shows a garbled account implying a case with packaging and counsel. It references boxes and a wood pen and mentions a probable will. The fragment lacks clear dates names or a defined action.
Paragraph appears to describe a judge, a water oil business, and packaging held in a state. It mentions mislabeling or unopened barrels, with references to a city and state authorities. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but concerns state control and sealing of oil shipments.
A fragmentary court entry from Charleston records references an act of assembly authorizing a debt of 500 dollars. The title entity Gly was sued for a payment but declined to pay. The text is incomplete but indicates a civil debt action and a disputed payment.
A garbled report notes Capt McGrathar shot in War Tent Ga by Me Auiney against Hiawell of Atinute. The King was said to have been involved via letters to Howell's wife. J Wil ws, Krentons, and Charles appear in a tale of revenge linked to McGrath and the McGregors, with Howell testifying.
Fragmentary text questions a package application and possible certification. The scarcely readable lines mention “the cart,” “otaffeet,” and “images from one” with uncertainty about the original package and its applicability. No clear event, date, or named entities emerge.
A historical note references prohibitory liquor actions by the State and United States Congress. It mentions an act to regulate intoxicants and cites proceedings at the state and federal levels, including a Supreme Court context. The text reflects early 20th century prohibition discourse and interstate regulatory efforts.
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