South Carolina News Notes on Dispensary Train Wrecks and Exposition
A sweeping column reports on state liquor administration, rail and telephony progress, and the ongoing Atlanta Cotton States exposition with South Carolina Day planned. It covers Mixson’s supply issues with torn whisky, premium lists for exhibitors, and the state’s push to showcase agriculture and industry, plus court action on the dispensary law and weather affecting crops.
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Plas
Pete
Mixson
South Carolina
Thask Sgrorog
Thas Balryalto
Clemson College
South Carolina College
Citadel
Evans
Atlanta
Tnere
Water” G. Cooper
Saab Carelina
Cota Seatac
Tein Eequor
Sty News Aml Cootier
Dads Tf Orontan
United States Circuit Court
Tus
Demtrer
Ty John Gary Evans
Jane M. Mizron
Congress
Sifronton
Seta
Tavenstein
Lowenste
United States
The Sultan Yields to Pressure on Reforms
Ambassadors push for imperial decree to settle the governance change as population favors limited curbs. High commissioner to execute reform is declared Christian, provoking political tension and potential complications in the Porte.
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Bharat
Trebisomd
Ss Aviation
C Wople
E Polige
Tiane
Ward Skies OfT A Memphis Man Faces Forgeries
A Memphis man, Ward, secretary treasurer and manager of the Memphis Barrel and Heading Company, vanished amid a $300000 forgery scheme. He forged notes, absconded with funds, and used workers’ savings for speculative ventures. Ward and his wife headed to British Honduras aboard the Breakwater as legal battles raged between Joseph Pulitzer and Charles Heones over newspaper control. The World and Post Dispatch suspension followed.
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Memphis
Wand
Memphis, Tenn, Barrel
Ward
Wanger
Noone
British Honduras
Joseph Pulitzer
Charles Heones
St. Louis
The
Getry
Colonel Jones
Leada
Florence Adveetista
C. Steg Canter
Industrial conditions report lingers through past week
The Industrial sector shows slower activity with output and prices varying across regions. Analysts note higher costs for some inputs while overall demand remains weak, signaling cautious momentum as manufacturers adjust production and inventories.
Trade Topics review of the past week in Baltimore and West
Beadatreet reports a mixed general commercial movement with travelers back from the northwest. Cotton moves freely, wholesale and retail trade rise, but overall business volume appears smaller. Bank clearings and cotton activity drive regional movement, with higher staple prices and speculative demand cited. Wheat export demand remains strong amid dry weather, while corn shows firmer prices on limited receipts.
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Reev
Beadatreet
Wes Jabbern
Baltimore
Pouth
United States
West
New Orleans
Treaty-first municipal convention opens at Atlanta
A dispatch from Totada reports the American Tankers Association held a treaty-first municipal convention in Atlanta. Delegates discussed city infrastructure and policy measures, with attendees including local officials and national representatives.
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Tororder
Atlanta
Bakers
Willian
Mayer
Plough Named General Manager Amid Georgia Contention
A garbled recollection suggests A H Plough has been named general manager amid disputes involving St Paul Duluth and Georgia officials. The claim ties President Hayes to the appointment and notes strong local interest and scrutiny by authorities.
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A. H. Plough
Paul
Gene Maerat
Georgia
Hayes
St. Paul
Duluth
Ce Teal
Haines Is Honored as Southern Freight Head at Waldorf
Colonel Haines, succeeding Commissioner Stahlman, was honored as Commissioner of the Southern States Freight Association at a Waldorf event. The New York special meeting reviewed lines under Pete of the old Southern Railway and allied steamship groups, noting weakening contracts and renewed optimism for years ahead. Stahlman declined renomination. Haines, from Savannah, is a leading southern railroad figure.
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New York
Waldorf
Pearly Paccio
Pete
Old
Southern Railway
Amocistion
Eiferinifoctut
Tanat
Meeting in St Louis outlines plans for Catholic advisory board
Morning gathering in St Louis with officials from many states packed the room to organize a Catholic advisory board formed at the Milwaukee meeting. President Trayner of Detroit and Mayor Walbridge led sessions while delegates discussed a constitutional convention and bartering amendments on marriage and state regulation.
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Board of Regents
State Lunatic Acylum
St Luis
Albet
Mpreme
Catlonal Advisory Board
Milwathes
W. J. Ht
Trayner
Detroit
Mich
Walbridge
Thy. Cresentiale Committee
Rati- Hania
Nashvile
Tena
Michigan
General Assembly
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Grocer
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Virginia House
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Augusta
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LM CO
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Hasell
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Thomasville
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de Palms
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Roche
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Mason Electrical Works
Sumter
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Theraconn
Carolina
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Totada
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ALCOR
Southern States Freight Association
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John W. Mackay
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