Tillman Won't Join State Campaign for Governor
Berator Tillman declines active role in the Democratic State campaign opting to speak at home and in select outdoor meetings. He criticizes press coverage and the limited speaker time, vows to attend only invited events, and outlines a plan to address voters in Greenville and Orangeburg counties in July while reserving other counties for later appearances.
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Muoh
Yang
Ho Apada
Democratic Party
South Carolina
Atny
Boter
Canuidatas
Stata
Munt
Sandy War
Greenville County
Planies
Pullia
Alwaya
Linda
al Lumpkin
Young Goodueted
Lumpkin
Libmrty
National
Andita
Sandy Flat
Grovnville County
Kiloree
Orangeburg County
Destructive Hail Storm Cuts Wide Path in Counties
A severe hailstorm battered Athuns wave area, damaging forests and crops across Clark and Deouno counties. The storm stretched up to seven miles in places, wiping out corn and cotton crops and stripping pine trees of foliage. Local participants report heavy losses as residents scrambled to assess the damage and find remedies.
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Augusta
Clark County
Deouno
Electing the Right Kind of Legislators in South Carolina
The Greenville News argues for careful choice of General Assembly members who can responsibly handle liquor issues. It urges voters to support candidates representing all facets of the liquor question, stressing the need for the most capable men to form effective legislation and ensure public benefit through informed suffrage.
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General Assembly
Woh
South Carolina
Groenville News
Costly Appropriation Passes for Tercentennial Exposition
Washington June 22 The Senate appropriations committee completed the sundry civil bill. Senator Hale reported to the Senate that the committee agreed to Senator Daniel's amendment for the tercentennial celebration at Jonestown Virginia. The amendment appropriates 1,450,000 for the exposition. The Senate adopted the amendment without discussion or objection.
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Senate
Hale
Danial
Jonestown
Via
Makes the Liver Lively Oring Laxation Fruit Syrup
Remedies for constipation claim permanent relief by stimulating the bowel and restoring natural action without irritating organs. Advertises mild and pleasant effects, warns against substitutes under Dr. J. We Boll.
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J. We Boll
Crops Destroyed In Southern Texas Drought Worsens
Reports from across Southern Texas indicate severe corn crop failure due to drought. Central regions show poor conditions. a timely rain could save portions. Cattle suffer water shortages along the coast as February rainfall remains absent. fears rise amid drying pastures and economic strain.
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Houston
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Slate Farmers Institute Meeting at Oakway August Gib
The State Farmers' Institute under Glomaoh College will meet at Oakway on Avrgiet Oth at 10 o clock. An observation train from Alemnon College will display experimental work and state resources. A grand exhibition invites all to see the state’s resources and learn of progress. June 25, 1904. Truth, St Paul June 18, 08.
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A. B. Pickett
Elligon
Pardon Decision Analyzed In Lula Hayes Authorship Case
A Rochester letter dated August 3 1905 by Albert S Osborne argues Lula Hayes authored a note rather than Hoyt Hayes. The analysis details distinctive handwriting traits including letter spacing pen pressure and stroke endings to support the conclusion and challenge Hoyt Hayes as the writer.
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Hoyt Hayns
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Ioyt Hayes
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Rochester
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Osborne
Pain Family Heads Off Pain With Dr Miles Pills
A testimonial notes the Pain Family of ailments including neuralgia and headache being soothed by Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills. The reader from Peru Indiana and others claim relief and endorse the product as harmless when used as directed.
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Miles Ant
Oyarcomink
Peru
Ind
Tillman and McLatrin spat at White House rift
Washington reports reveal Senator Tillman refus ing a reconciliation with the President without an unconditional apology. The piece recalls past clashes in the Senate and a breakdown of invitees after a 1900s reception, noting Tillman’s stance on insult and forgiveness while not placing himself in the President’s presence again without proper apology. It closes with an advertisement for Bea’s Laxative Cough Syrup with Honey and Tar.
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Tillman
South Carolina
Senate
McLatrin
White House
Prince Henry
Sep- Ator Tillman
Prix Vate Ortizor
United States
Bea
J.W. Bell
Valhalla
W. J. Toney
Senos
Negro Pastor Draws Large Audience at Local Church
At the Presbyterian church last Monday night Rev. W. H. Sheppard preached, a negro minister, recounting fifteen years in missionary work in Central Africa. He described the origin and progress of the work on the Dark Continent with a hopeful outlook as a large audience listened attentively.
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Wuapleow
Irtorian Church
Central Africa
Tio
Fire in Atlanta destroys two plants of local companies
A Thursday night fire in Atlanta destroyed the plants of the Atlanta Spring Bud Company and the Atlanta Trou and Brus Bed Company. The incident caused about 260,000 in damage, fully covered by insurance. Firefighters prevented the blaze from reaching adjacent tanks at Standard 641 Company. Also visible in the issue are notices for a Bounty Land Farmers Union meeting and local medicine promotions.
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Atlanta Spring Bud Company
Atlanta Trou and Brus Bed Company
Standard 641
J. W. Bell
Walhail
W. J. Lutnoy
Senoga
Bounty Land Farmers’ Union Meeting
Keoweo Courier and South Pine News Combo Offer
The Keoweo Courier and South Pine News and Courier offer a joint subscription at $1.00 with a free reader and two extra newspapers, promoting South Carolina coverage and Associated Press dispatches. Readership benefits include three papers weekly for a small premium over single-paper prices.
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South Carolina
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