Tennessee pardons Cooper draw harsh rebuke from Governor
A critical editorial denounces Governor Patterson of Tennessee for pardoning Dunegh Cooper, convicted of a serious crime, saying the act disrespects courts and taints justice. It accuses the governor of political motive and calls the pardon an affront to the state’s legal system and its people.
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South Carolina Seaport Road Expansion Debate
Reading like OCR garble, the text discusses plans around Charleston and nearby routes. It mentions a road expansion, competing paths, and a regional decision influenced by interstate railroad and river traffic. Key entities include South Carolina, Charleston, and Western trade routes.
Southern vs Clinchfield Route Fight Over Freight Traffic
The piece argues the Southern Railway blocks the Clinchfield by pressuring shippers to sign agreements routing freight exclusively over the Southern. It warns against binding contracts and urges readers to preserve freedom to choose paths, claiming a competitive opening would benefit South Carolina and coastal access.
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Elephants With Beasts And Other Curious Notes
Frank G. Carpenter presents a wide ranging article on elephants and beasts while misprints and garbled phrases mix with social notes from Spokane and Atlanta. The piece cites Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Lake, mentions divorce records in Georgia, and quotes Senator Gore on political drafting at a Jeffersonian dinner in Washington.
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Willan Wyn on Bryan and Pan American prospects
In New York on April 18 Willan Wyn spoke of optimism for a Democratic victory in the West and a Pan American colonization plan. Bryan praised Soul America’s choices, forecast 50 years of influence, and discussed international prospects with figures like De Brealelyn and references to South America and the Pole.
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Praise, dinners, and church singing mark rural week
A rural notice-heavy column describes a ground soaking rain that pleased farmers and a birthday dinner hosted by Mrs G Martin with Alma Martin and guests Will Knox and Goth Moor head. It notes local singing events at Return church and a May meeting at Shiloh Hope Uist church, plus upcoming social and political snippets.
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County Board to Pay Approved 1908 Claims
The Board of County Commissioners prepares to pay all approved claims for 1908 and later audited claims to the extent of funds on hand. Send self addressed stamped envelopes for checks or stamps to avoid delay. N Phillips, County Supervisor. James Seaborn, Clerk. April 20, 1910.
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Proclamation and Notice in Oconee County South Carolina
The document announces a reward of one hundred dollars for the capture and conviction of Earl Berey Orr, with details about the alleged crime and a gubernatorial seal dated April 20, 2010. It includes a public notice of final settlement for W. D. Deaton, deceased, with a hearing set for May 18, 1910, before Judge of Probate in Croven County, Walhalla, South Carolina, and notes executors Walker and Deaton.
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Teachers Examination Notice at Walhalla Court Room
Notice announces the teachers examination to be held in Walhalla Court Room on Friday May 6 1910. It states the test begins promptly at 1 o clock pm and ends at 6 o clock pm. Applicants must bring pencils and paper. Hugh County Superintendent of Education April 20 1910.
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