Ohio Democrats Spar Over Bryan Image And Census Notes
From Washington July 15 1901 coverage notes Ohio Democratic Convention hostility to W J Bryan, reflecting shifting party loyalties and voters. The report discusses census estimates of the black population growth, land settlement policies in Oklahoma, and a crackdown on unlawful activity near Washington with references to Maryland and Virginia gambling and liquor rings.
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Wasumorox
D. C
Ohio
W. J. Bryan
Chicago
Bryan
Census Bureau
Lator
United States
McKinley
Mark Hanna
Representative Lentz
Congress
Lentz
House Committee On Elections
House
Hanna
Oklahoma
Indiana
Atterneye
Mae
Maryland
Virginia
Jackson City
Potomac
Chesapeake Junction
Washington
Montgomery County
Aqueduct Bridge
Little Falls
Great Falls
Wesley seeks court ruling on South Carolina revenue bond scrip
The case centers on 31 million in SC revenue bond scrip loaned by Wesley and contested in U S courts. Attorny William J Lyles sues to recover land taxes paid with scrip while Governor Tillman seized the Columbia agricultural hall in a prior mortgage dispute. The matter hinges on the validity of the scrip as a state obligation.
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Ay BH. C
Wesley
South Carolina
United States
William J. Lyles
Ty Jored
Fairfield
Lyles
Agricultural Hall
Columbia
Tillman
Serip
Weeley
Carnegie Still Giving. Wealth 280 Million for Public Benefactions
New York reports Andrew Carnegie asserts he still has 280 million to give to public benefactions. He spoke at Skibo Castle to a New York Chamber of Commerce member and discussed future donations. He aims to enhance libraries educational institutions museums and scientific and artistic institutions, with decisions to be shaped by best outcomes.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Skibo Castle
New York Chamber of Commerce Committee
New York Chamber of Commerce
England
London Chamber of Commerce
Skibo. Castle
Carnegio
Art Gererien
Alimi M
Kegie
Vikravics
June Bugs Swarm Ganerville Leaving City in Darkness
Ganerville Ohio endures a June bug invasion with electric lights overwhelmed by insect ashes. Hotel offices close, churches disrupted, river bridges nearly impassable, and rooms strewn with dead bugs. A separate item from Mennoxy Virginia notes Lord Roberts’ wish to visit Lexington and honor Lee at the college chapel.
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Ganerville
Haneaville
Mennoxy
Marty Curtis Lee
Lord Roberts
Anya
Lexington
Lee
Mian Lee
Leev
Virgin
Lady Roberts
Misa Les
Mules Sent to South Africa by British Agents from Memphis
Eighty eight carloads of mules, bought by British agents, depart Memphis for South Africa. Most stock comes from this region with some from Missouri and Kansas, totaling over 100000 mules. The smaller animals fetch lower prices and the British government pays around 84 to 100 per head, boosting demand and prices for stock.
Bathing Disaster Strikes Daufuskie Beach Picnic
At Daufuskie Beach Georgia five dozen bathers joined in a picnic when a strong sea wind and flood tide forced a crossing to shore. Twelve entered the shoal area and six drowned as mountainous waves and a sweeping current overwhelmed them. Bodies drifted, including a woman identified as Mrs Dickatein, found later.
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Savaxsau
Gamahl Hazad
Daufuskio Beach
Alnice
Aca
Dickatein
New British Electric Rail Line Aims 150 MPH
The Atlanta Journal notes Britain may allow a Manchester to Liverpool electric railway running trains at 100 to 150 miles per hour with potential averages far above steam speed. The plan promises rapid construction within three months and a net speed edge over existing rail.
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United States
England
Manchester
Liverpool
Apeeas
Tennontha
Germany
Epgliel
Atlanta Journal
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the Spot Cash Clothiers
Goodyear
Neige
Church Street
Frank Johnson & CO
Deering
Brock Hardware CO
Anderson
E. G. Evans, JR
Pendleton
Boipt
Carolina Bond Scrip
Gen. Roberts
Gen. Lee
Les
South Africa
State News
W. Vanes
Greenville
J. W. Mc Collough
L. D. Melton
A. S. Marshall
District of
South Car
Arthur J. Knight
Broutteville
Ladies Monumental Association
Aiken
State Alliance
Uonnie Maxwell
State Pharmaceutical Society
Aaron Chavis
Orangeburg
Port Royal Naval Station 4
di Ohsary
Charleston
J. J. Ballard
Florence
South Carolina Colege
Chester County
W. J. Craig
Prisenger
C. & W.C. Railroad
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Gaffney
Cheater
Greenwood
Laurens
Clinton
Newberry
Valhalla
Spartanburg
Union
Samuel W. Mitchell
York County
Woodmen of the World
Mitchell
Confederator
Am Chicora
W. H. Davis
Boyle's
Penn
Penn., Through Mayor Pro Tem Kollock
Colonel Davis
Southern Industrial Traders’ Association
Philadelphia
Davis
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Blacksburg
L. Kingsley
Tron City
Tie
Frank Moore
Bia Hnrial
General News
F. A. Brackett
Des Moines
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Colorado
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Tex
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Salvation Army
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Moscow
Russia
Mia
An Hollifield
Battle Creek
Job
Taft
Philippine Commission
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James Mills
Woodham
Ont
Buffalo Exposition
Patterson
Andy Johnson
Tenn
White House
Kushey No 2
Hayward Oil Company
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Texas
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Mississippi
Heater
Stanton
Maysville
North Carolina
Plant City
Mla
Edward Franklin
David Kinard
Franklin
Kinard
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Mint
Treasury
New York Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Oae Asa
W. H. Burnett
Jasper, Tenn
Porto Rico
Vorto Nicans
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