Charleston Earthquake Aftermath and Political Row
A fragmentary Charleston letter discusses postquake relief, government action, and public critique. It cites Major Ransom and Prof. Joynes, criticizes clerks and officials, and notes the governor’s stance and taxation. The writer condemns sensational language and urges prudent aid to rebuild, referencing Senator Butler and President Cleveland.
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School of Ghabilty
Salely
Cotas Ieee
Tre Joynes
Govetune
Tillumat
Joy Ies
Sinai
Turk
Jumbia Tang
Garchy
Philippi
Butler
New York World
Dawaga
Alie Courke
Coates
Charleston
Newsedd
Jerhape
Egmnltike
Promos
Tees
Charkesby
Carine
Washington
Amd
South Carolina
Miarringe
Cleveland
Tin
Temperance Efforts Highlighted by W C T U Booth Plan
The Star Columbia Register reports on the W C T U noble women arranging a temperance booth for the approaching Se Fest. Mrs Walter a and Enville, noted active workers, visit with plans to set up on the upper floor of the Mesin fall building. Temperance aims to promote the evils of intemperance and civic reform.
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Star Columbia Register
W.C.T
Waltera
Enville
Vista
Uae
Istian
Carolla
Groeneille
Hotel Jerome
Teves
Howe
Tillman saga fuels South Carolina debate over truth
The letter page rages over Capt. Tillman and Prof. Joynes, accusing Tillman of misstatements about agriculture spending and demanding accountability. It notes past clashes with industry supporters, defends Tillman’s motives, and calls for calm while urging scrutiny of government expenditures in Laurens and state agriculture.
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News and Courier
Pillman
Hever
Mansburg
Tilsai
Cape Tillman
Pias
Titman Gore
Nature
Carolina
Dhia
Titian
Mericelt
Commissicer
Kota
Tulthan
Pata
Capt
Tillman
Oligar
Oligarets
Talia
Ation
Petida
Emsval
Jong An
Col. Coker
Justice
Jesus
Cal
Buty
Joyues
Tilinsat
IV Department of Aericulture
Watt
Tithnan
Laurens
New Tee
Villa Mat
Columbia
Olaines
Igiotea
Tilitian
South Carolinas
Maine
Tilia
South Carolina
Bundy
Rabid
Fragmented note recalls a dangerous railway incident
A damaged draft describes a family near a railway line during a violent incident. The narrator recalls a sudden shock, a train threat and objects tossed about the house. The vivid account mentions a brother and sister in the military era and the fear of a rail disaster.
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George
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Broad Street
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J. C. Ludlow & Co
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Artouxeys Av Law
Aces
S.C
Haviland Stevenson
Arronsey
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Collee
John Gary Evans
Arronsey-At-Law
John A. Mette
Arromsay
Southarolina
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Janae
Warr
Aldrich & Ashley
W. Quitman Davis
Arronsey At Law
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D. C. Jordan
Ronsey
Law
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M.B. Woodward
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Staley
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Courtney
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Williston
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Geo, W. Wiley
Baie House
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Rafiocg South
Beekman
James A. Stothart
Oraniteville Brushes
D. F. McEwen
Mabie, Todd & Cos
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H. F. Warneke
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Tony Ukade
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Sliby Ubowitch
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