Ellerbe Duplicity in South Carolina Liquor Plan Editorial
A Columbia State editorial recounts how Governor Ellerbe’s abrupt shift on liquor policy derailed a local option compromise. The piece details a 1897 plan for county choice between dispensary, prohibition, and high license, championed by Neal, Weston, and others, and how Tillman’s influence and a late written pledge altered course. The account cites Governor Ellerbe’s evasive actions, alleged coercion, and subsequent attempts to steer the policy toward continued dispensary in the face of local option pressures.
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Capture of De Gress Battery in Atlanta Fight
Long account reviews the debate over which Confederate unit captured De Gress Battery during the Atlanta battle of 1864. Judge Robert L. Rodgers reports evidence credits Manigault's brigade, including units of the 10th and 19th South Carolina and 24th, 28th and 24th Alabama, with the capture, while noting prior claims by Gen. Walker and Georgia troops. The piece includes broader notes on state prisoners, mills, tobacco plans, and local incidents.
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Bigamy case and marriages mark court day in West Virginia
Judge Thomas Jefferson Mackey, famed South Carolina tourist, posted bail in Martinsburg after indictment on bigamy charges. He is to remarry Katherine Porterfield, daughter of Bank of Charleston official G A Porterfield, following a recent divorce. Florence Cauldwell, United States Judge Caldwell’s daughter, graduates as civil engraver in Colorado but will wed an arch engineer instead of practicing.
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