Claims election not fair in Georgetown County
Georgetown letter-writer E Grey challenges a statement by O M Mitchel claiming the election was fair. He cites alleged irregularities, illegal votes, and biased county machines favoring the Jones faction, and argues for honest fair elections and primary system integrity. Georgetown, A L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Mitchel
Georgetown
Judge Jones
Jones
Blease
County Treasure
Uver
Jones Executive Committee
Jons
Georgeown
Bucklen Arnica Salve Fights Piles And Skin Ailments
Everlasting war between joy and piles ends with Bucklen Arnica Salve. It soothes itching inflammation and swelling, offering comfort. Also praised as a great healer for burns, cuts, boils, ulcers, eczema, and skin eruptions. Only 25 cents at all dal gists.
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Bucklen
Brilliant Fielding Feat By Bill Lange in 1894 Boston Game
The article recalls Bill Lange’s record hitting and base running for the Chicago club, with a famed fielding catch at Boston in 1894 during a tense series against the Orioles. It notes Lange’s power, speed, and a pivotal seventh inning play that turned the rally and left Boston in gloom as night fell on Boston Common.
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Bill Lange
Ange
Big Bill Lange
Boston
Chicago
Hub
Orioles
Baltimore
Pould-wave-Deen
United Action
Lange
Maryland Songsters
Jack Stivetts
Chicagos
Ganzel
Stivetts
McCarthy
Lowe
Long
Nash
Hugh Duffy
New England
Griffith
Boston Common
Boston Braves
Joseph B. Bowles
American League Official Statistician Note
Irwin M Howe serves as the official statistician for the American League, documenting league records and performance data. The role involves compiling statistics, ensuring accuracy, and contributing to official league tallies and historical records.
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Irwin M. Howe
The
American League
Marty Bergens Aeroplane Skier Hat Pennant Drive
Eyewitnesses recall Marty Bergen's clutch three run homer on October 3 at Boston’s National League grounds lifting the Boston in a decisive series against Baltimore. The blast followed a tense chase for the pennant as Bergen drove in three with a long drive, credited with sealing Boston’s National League title.
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Baltimore
Boston
Marty Bergen
Bergen
Charley Bennett
Bilmore Orioles
Hugh Duffy
Orioles
Jennings
Keeler
McGraw
al Maul
Marty
Maul
Victory
Ty Cobbs
Joe Jacksons
Frank Gcultes
Ping Bodies
Ophir Land Relics Edge of Sahara Found by Frobenius
Berlin reports Dr. Leo Frobenius returns from a two year West Africa expedition claiming Ophir lies at the lower edge of the Sahara near the Niger river. He exhibits 800 boxes of bronzes ceramics and gold artifacts from ancient ruined cities, arguing a high civilization once flourished there. He notes local tribes forbid mining due to religious beliefs and plans to publish a detailed book.
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Sahara
West Africa
Leo Frobenius
Berlin
Ophir
Sheba
Niger River
Solomon
Frobenius
Well Known Fire Dog Rex Dies Saving Fire Crew
A New York fire dog named Rex, a four year veteran of engine company No. 17, died after a runaway roan horse pulled a wagon onto him while answering an alarm. The bull-like mascot was crushed near the quarters and honored by local firemen.
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New York
Rer
Nreman
Rex
Warden vows to abolish strait-jackets at Folsom prison
Sacramento reports James A. Johnston, new Folsom warden, pledges to end strait-jackets and intends to punish the unruly. His arrival sparks a riot by about 400 of 1,200 inmates during yard inspection. Ohio-born convicts demand private talks, including Lake Oppenheimer, a twice convicted murderer, who asks to speak in his cell with the door closed.
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Sacramento
Cal
James A. Johnston
Folsom Prison
Johnston Wa
Lake" Oppenheimer
Oppem ‘Ralmer
Unclaimed Letters in Georgetown Post Office
List of letters remaining unclaimed in the Georgetown South Carolina Post Office for the period ended August 31. Names include N G Anderson Hugh Barkdale W B Blake J A Carr H J Cumbis Henry Lieght M Ordil Peter Smead Ed Smith Lester Tindall Joseph Wright and many women such as Mrs Luasas Ansin Mrs Ora Barrington Lilla Calquittee Alice Davis Marie Hamp ton Janie Jacobs Mrs Fafie Rutlidge Mrs Belle Sessions Sarah Meria White Mrs Alice White and Mrs Machley Williams.
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Georgetown S. C
N. G. Anderson
Hugh Barkedale
W. B. Blake
J. A. Carr
H. J. Cumbis
Henry Lieght
M. Ordil
Peter Smead
Ed Smith
Lester Tindall
Joseph Wright
Luasas Ansin
Ora Barrington
Lilla H. Calquittee
Alice Davis
Francis Grant
Ida Grant
Julia Hampton
Marie Hampton
Janie Jacobs
Fafie Rutlidge
Belle Sessions
Sarah
Meria White
Alice White
Machley Williams
Deafness Cured By Constitutional Remedies Only
An old medical advertorial states deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local remedies. It claims nine of ten cases stem from catarrh and offers $100 for any deafness due to catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure, urging readers to send for circulars.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Condemned Cell Reform Plans Promise Fair Treatment
A convict asks if closing doors on condemned inmates is a square deal while a warden explains reform plans aim to ensure no prisoner is overlooked. The exchange reveals tension over humane treatment in the penal system.
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Jake
Patrons Called Cheap Skates After Theater Owner's Suicide
Chicago figure George A. Dortmund, who aimed to run a five cent theater but failed to profit, left a note before dying that read in part You cheap skates. He cited a logs total of 1100 dollars and directed his remarks to his patrons and associates.
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Calla
Chicago
George A. Dortmund
Man Stricken Blind Near Clarkeston Ranch
Henry Jacobson, who had been working on William Jones farmland near Clarkeston, went to bed with sight and awoke blind the next morning. The incident is reported from Clarkeston Washington.
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Clarkeston
Wash
Henry Jacobson
William Jones
Dog Appendix Removed In Garfield Demonstration
Dr A M Morrow of Garfield performed a heart action demonstration at the high school using a dog. The animal had a severe appendicitis and the appendix was removed but the case was hopeless, requiring additional anesthesia and the dog was sacrificed during the demonstration.
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Garfield
Kan
A. M. Morrow
Hare
More Bow Legged Men Warned in Los Angeles Debate
Dr William A Weldon notes an excess of bow legged and knock kneed men in Los Angeles despite wartime hobble skirt rhetoric. He cites quarantine measures as failing to curb the trend and calls for renewed public health action.
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Los Angeles
Cal
William A. Weldon
United States
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