Santiago Surrenders to American Forces at Santiago
United States troops report the fall of Santiago de Cuba on July 14 6 p m and the eastern end of the island is abandoned Gen Shafter and Gen Miles led the negotiations with Gen Toral and the capitulation terms were finalized Spanish troops in the corps and province are to be embarked and sent to Spain under parole The surrender ends a three week hard campaign and the Americans plan to guard health and maintain order in the city as troops prepare for further operations
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State News Briefs From Valhalla To Spartanburg
A Teachers Institute will be held in Valhalla from August 1 to 6. The Court of General Sessions met in Keenville last Monday. State crop reports are very encouraging. John C. Sheppard announces candidacy for State Senate from Edgefield. John O. Wilson appointed Presiding Elder of the Co Hinchin District. A full pardon was granted for Policeman Campbell of Spartanburg. The South Carolina College elected C. W. Bain to the chair of ancient languages and English. Alcohol price hike announced by Commissioner Vanes. The Southern Christian Advocate contract awarded to The State. Severe electric storms caused multiple casualties on Plantersville, Waccamaw, and Pee Dee. Cotton growers adjust presses to standard bales. Mr. L. Price reports gold mine activity near Meeriick. lessees Dunlap & Beggs running 10–25 hands. Barrett in Columbus eighteen-month penitentiary case affirmed on appeal. Local advertising and medical notices included. Fire at Marion caused $11,550 loss. A Yorkville jury verdict asserted by some jurors to have been a disagreement. An Italian doctor touts petroleum inhalation for whooping cough. The marigold forecast hints at weather.
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Spartanburg
United State Distrnct
United States
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Columbus
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Court of Append
Sparterburg
Columbus, Oliis
Announcements for Treasurer candidates in Anderson County
The notice lists several candidates for County Treasurer including William El Bolt ex Sheriff, M Payne, Parker supporting L C Williford, and Brown A Willson. All entries note candidacy subject to Democratic primary rules and party procedures.
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T Oheretiy
Trezmar
Andere
M. Payne
Anderno County
Parker
L. C. Williford
Rock Milla Township
Brown A. Willson
Barton
Anderson County
Re-election Bid For County Auditor Nominee G N C Boleman
For auditor G N C Boleman is respectfully announced as a candidate for re election to his office subject to the action of the Democratic primary election.
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Anderson County
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Apdercon County
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House Representatives
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B. C. Martin
Rucker
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Mahaffey
Cuan
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Buestion
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H. Edwards
H Nance
Jude
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J. P. Rice
Alltanes
D. H. Russell
G. N.C. Boleman
Fls
Boggs Announces Candidacy for Sixth Congress in Third District
Julius B Boggs of Pickens announces as a candidate for the sixth Congress in the Third Congressional District, subject to the Democratic Primary. The notice notes his reelection bid under the Democratic Party of South Carolina. Latimer signs as party official.
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Julius B. Boggs
Pickens
Santh
Carolina
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