Washington Eyes War China Policy and Extra Session
From Washington July 21 2000 President faces pressures over a possible extra congressional session as tensions rise with China amid a looming conflict. Reports note cabinet divisions over sending more troops while criticizing War Department missteps and supply delays.
State News Highlights From South Carolina
A digest of statewide items: Tillman rejoining campaigners, Piedmont-Greenville team disbands, a Columbia farmer yields a one pound five ounce Irish potato, an alligator was killed near Aiken, Dr J M Dosey of Darlington dies, Brocker Washington named to oversee Charleston expo negro department, Orangeburg to market top tobacco, Walhalla Semi Centennial shifted to August 28 24, submarine torpedo boat to Charleston, partridge hunting accident near Dacusville injures foot, Hallburg farm crops 20 acres corn 100 bushels per acre, a Cowpens negro injury by train wheels, SC College trustees pick A C Moore, Darlington Fibres expands to 20-30k pounds paper daily, West Bank seeks charter, Wheat Growers convention to Greenwood August 15, Dr Wolfe a potential Orangeburg representative, Ninety Six fort grenade park proposal, lightning kills a woman in Columbia area, tobacco sale in Darlington, Catawba census shows remaining pure-blood individuals, Green More raid nets distillery bust, US war supplies to militia ships $5 788 08, new uniforms pending.
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Georgia crops and plague of woes sweep nation
Georgia peach crop expected to surge while watermelon harvest lags. A Texas cloudburst drowns 15 at Coleman. Arizona drought kills cattle. 48 ships are under construction for the government. Caucasus earthquakes kill six and destroy villages. New York sees seventy who die from sauetrake. Public education costs reach 200-600,000 yearly, equal to Britain, Germany and France combined. A Florida house sinks fifty feet. Caldwell parish endures a deadly epidemic with forty deaths. A Washington man seeks divorce over a wife who sleeps with a razor. Cotton first bale arrives later in New Orleans. Hawaiians seek laborers. fruit crops flourish beyond frost in Florida. Bryan and Stevenson nomination notified August 8 at Indianapolis. Georgia Wheat Growers report strong yields. Lightning incident noted as divine warning. Parrot theft in Staten Island ends with jail term. New Orleans inheritance funds dispensary plan, pennies banned from St. Leo’s baskets.
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Charleston plans Exposition grand grounds and showcases
Charleston hosts preparations for the South Carolina Inter-State and West Indian Exposition. Directors seek a skilled supervising architect to lay out grounds and buildings. National and international experts present ideas while exhibitors apply for space. Riverfront and oak groves frame a premier displays program with Paris and Smithsonian shows anticipated. Stock subscriptions rise with a 20 percent call to secure charter and ongoing investments.
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Mispasted old patent medicine jingle in broken text
Fragmentary OCR text repeats dubious claims for a “Mali a Catarrh Curole” taken internally to affect the blood and mucous surfaces. It mentions various vague firms and locations, including Toledo Ohio, with references to druggists and a street address. The passage reads like an advertisement for a patent medicine with no verifiable details.
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