Perversion of justice in Indian land treaties debated
From Washington June 22 1901 the correspondent reports a court ruling voiding a 1901 act ratifying treaties with Kiowa Comanche Apache and Wichita tribes allowing land in severalty in Oklahoma while others opened to settlement Justice Bradley held no treaty is binding if Congress later negates it and the President may open the lands for settlement. The piece links this to broader U S policy and other political clashes including sugar duties and Secretary Gages actions and scandal at the Paris Exposition. It cites Senator Jones on next Congress topics and Philippine questions.
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West Virginia Flood Devastation Stuns Coal Region Towns
A severe rainstorm in West Virginia devastates the Pocahontas coal basin from Ennis to Vivide, flooding Elkhorn and Keyaton. Bridges telegraphs and mines are ruined, with widespread property loss and many lives feared. Keyaton, a 2000 population center, washed away along with coal camps and whiskey depots. Officials report uncertain totals as rescue efforts continue.
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Bloody Duel Ends in Death Near Miakka Florida
A deadly knife duel near Miakka in Manatee County involved Judge Seth B. Stevens and Joli A. Webb. Stevens was killed during the confrontation while Webb was severely stabbed but alive, following a long standing feud and a demand to stop. The incident occurred with Webb riding when urged to halt and settle the dispute.
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Striking Machinists Clash With Mob in Columbia
A mob attacked Southern Railway shops in Columbia, wounding four men in a car where twenty sleeping workers were targeted. Police posted six guards at stops as leaders denounced the raid. four injured workers were treated by doctors, identities undisclosed.
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Cotton Seed Trust Plotter Aims to Control By-Products Trade
A June 23 report from Cotton Seed Trust, Pa, claims a syndicate of capitalists plans a $10,000,000 capital combination to dominate the by products of cotton seed in the United States. The group would leverage control of oil plants including the American Cotton Oil Company and Southern Cotton Oil Company with offices in the city, led by Henry C. Butcher as organizer.
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Boy Preacher Mott Joyner At Eloyilla Revival
Aloysi. Is. Ponds in a series of sh... Held at the Bap... At Eloyilla Ga. boy preacher Mott Joyner of Danner Texas preached his sermon Monday night 17th and nightly thereafter. Despite weather large crowds attended each service drawing listeners from miles to hear this wonderful boy. His fervent voice and earnest delivery move the vast audience as he speaks with striking energy and clear manner.
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Border Miseries on Kiowa Apache Border
Dr J J McKenna reports thousands of men women and children on the Kiowa Apache border in Oklahoma face destitution awaiting land opening. He notes at least five thousand are utterly destitute and a drawing will determine settlers amid harsh conditions.
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Florida stockman rancher killed by early afternoon storm
In Florida a prominent ranch boss, Abatt Thompec, was killed when a horse and dog were struck during a severe electric storm Wednesday afternoon. After a four day search, the body was found in the woods near Thompec’s ranch. The storm disrupted efforts to locate the missing animals and family, with no survivors reported.
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State NewsItems from Greenville and County Notices
Greenville reports bond rates and local fundraising for Confederate monument in court house square. From Spartanburg to Union County church anniversaries and train yard accidents are noted along with crop conditions and state rail expansion. A long essay on women’s rights urges voting and legal equality, and local obituaries and curiosities close the column.
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Fourth of July Excursions on Southern Railway
Southern Railway announces reduced one third fare excursions for travel to points along the Mississippi River and south of the Oblo and Potomnag rivers. Details and schedules available by mail or at Southern Railway stations.
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