Sumter Sheriff Sales Amid September Auction Notice
Sumter County sheriff sale notices describe the east half of lot 208 in the Water district and the west side of another lot in Lang County. The listings name bidders, property boundaries, and legal references under state law, with notices issued by county officials and attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amer
Leos
Seena
Weta
Amter
Plata
Tennet
Aeaes Couety
A . Perry
Stewart
Landsatda
Spra
Suter
Bro
Veraus
Pei Wii
Tams
Jacob Perr
palbUd
Allortie
Ee Weeraton
Tate Arch
North Street
Jane Turner
Troops at Chickamauga prepare to move as pay begins
Paymasters start distributing salaries to seven regiments part of General Wade's Porto Rican expedition at Chickamauga Park. Regiments includ e First Vermont First Maine First New Hampshire Third Tennessee First Arkansas First West Virginia Fifty second Iowa. Movement may begin soon with over 1 million dollars to be paid in ten days. A brigade review by General Matlock occurred opposite Vineyare. General Poland left Asheville with aides. Major Mitchell of the Fourteenth New York under arrest awaits court martial. Seven regiments well trained ready for front. Lt Setta of Twenty first Kansas injured by lightning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickamauga
Wade
Vermont
Maine
New Hampshire
Tennessee
Arkansas
West Virginia
Iowa
Wil
Mattock
J. McKee
Wiville
Enema McKee
Poland
Asheville
Charlton
Wrenn
Mitchell
Fourteenth New York
Pole
Eral Wada
Lee
Frank
Third Corps
Civy
Charles Snart
U.S. A
Setta
Kansas
Deering
Rmaster Poole
Secon Ohio
Sette
Quartermaster Poole
Army Doctors Warn Exceeding Losses From Delay In Cuba
A Salamanca style dispatch from Santiago cites Major General Shafter facing a projected two week move north to San Luis due to health fears. Colonel Theodore Roosevelt leads a rallying note from American officers urging immediate withdrawal to avoid a catastrophic malaria and yellow fever toll and preserve Army strength for fall campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter
Cuba
Santiago Og Cuna
Sovery
Fifth Army Corps
Alger
Sternberg
San Luis
Siboney
Washington
Maine
Camiga
Havana
Porto Rico
Roosevelt
Americas
General Shafter
Emcare
Spaniards in Retreat Near Ponce and Arecibo
Reports from Puerto Rico describe a rapid Spanish retreat as U.S. forces under General Miles push toward San Juan. General Brooke lands 4,000 troops at Arroyo to threaten the Spanish rear, while General Stone advances toward Arecibo with Wisconsin and other units. Allied forces encounter resistance near Umado. reinforcements, ships at Ponce and Arroyo, and a cautious advance signal a wide campaign with possible flank movements to compel Spanish commander Otega to abandon strong positions. The situation includes lively civilian support and daily alarms but limited direct clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponce
Porto Rico
Tuomas
Danish West Indies
Aibonito
Brooke
Arroyo
San Juan
Cayoy
Aldon
Otega
Stone
Dashin
Oissance Morth
Arecibo
theUtastona
Gareyrae
Second
Wisconsin Regiment
Bodines
Juan Dias
Garretson
Miles
Ivania
Fontes
Florida Democrats Meet in Harmony at Orlando Convention
Utmost harmony prevailed as Florida Democrats completed their state convention in Orlando. All nominations were by acclamation except three railroad commissioners and two incumbents. F. Taylor and F. B. Carter were renominated for supreme bench, J. B. Whitfield for treasurer, and the primary of nominations was noted along with praise for military victories in the recent actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Oxtonxpo
Fla
T. M. Day
J. M. Bryan
John L. Morgan
F. Taylor
F. B. Carter
Cromcee
Supreme Bench
J. B Whitfield
Erate
Nomi
Army
Navy
Alec Schley
Cervera
German diplomacy and war news mix in postwar talks
Washington dispatch notes Baron Sprech t Von Sternberg presiding at the German embassy as peace negotiations unfold with Spain. Cambon is seen as best suited to act for Spain while foreign powers show limited activity in the process. Separate items report six warehouses burned in Dayton Wash, officers to accompany Wade to Porto Rico, troops to Hawaii, a smokeless powder company chartered in Cleveland, and the German cruiser Geir docking at Havana with prominent German associates ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Washington
Baron Sprecht von Sternberg
von Holleben
State Department
Baron Fava
Himelf
Monsignor
Martinelli
Alec
M. Cambon
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John M. Wilkes
Ultee
Southwestern
Cuore
HS Munro wericusGa
Norv
Aui
Jackson Streets
Chueh
Eobience
Felder Street
Tradere Lis
Peut Americus
Coun
Fie
Jackson Street
Callaleft
Dillagepalore
Ethc
Cato. M.D K
PIELD
J. Americus
Dodon's
Ome
Clarke & Hooper
Ueaience
Prince
Red Richmon Statham
Rembert’s
Lee Street
Retaberts Drug Store
C ™ P. Avip
Iemericus
Porayth Street
Ore Visas Redowben Olice Aazit
EA Hawkins
Wnealley Building
M. Stewart
Yrenucus
Lamar Street Americas
Hooper
Corenacutsr
At Law
Attorneys Partnership
Bowms
Wheatley
Oma, Bonnie
A. Ansley, Jr
Tolicetions
Apectaltus LJ Slalocs Onan Blalock & Cobb Attorneys
Awamena
Granara Pumce
Watts Building
Court Ute
L. Stevens
Baw
Richland
Gettorney
Rembert
Orga
Llen Fort
Averteus
Cates
Arlington Hotel
Gainesville, GA
Jane
Georgia Female Seminary
Arlington and Seminary
Gainesville
Chautauqua
Tve Puest
H. N. O'Neal
Prop
Sumter Sheriff Sales
Oxford
Allen & Sheffield
Wog
Mr. C.N. Gregg
Greene Bros
Corrow Ave
Selah
the McLeod.co
Opera House
Businées
Lasurante
Tracuers
Soenent Pete
Ameerses
Merrel
Callaway
Chickamauga Park
Pierce
Santiago de Cuba
Wasmisatox
Long
Allen
General Cubs
Montauk Point
United States
San Diaz City
Roy Stone
Wincuss
Umado
Prafit
Macias
Adjantas
Adjan
Adjanten
Afenten
Erene
San Juan, the 7 Enem
Martin
Sracuaten
Juan Dé Porto
Sr. Louis
Tahlequah
Mays
Afa
Florida
Cambon
Dayton
Wash
Western Warehouse Company
Alliance House
Engel
Gillis
Northern Pacific
Wasamatoy
Gene . Davidson
George Randall
R. H
Army Corps
Job A. Wiley
Hawaii
San Francisco
Honolulu
Charles Nelson
Sheldon
M. Gepsais
Harks Battalon
Roach
Emmet
Cleveland
W. F. Irish
B. H. Anderson
B. Lavenport
Sau Caserang
Bi Ivaill
Geir
Vera Cruz
Mex
Herr Gustave Bock
Cir Fortress
Abe
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