Legislative program eyed for May adjournment
The President and Congress leaders discuss a tentative package for the remainder of the term including re enacted employers liability law slight modifications for Supreme Court objections, a tariff inquiry resolution, and Aldrich currency legislation. Erdman law reform is unlikely, with a two month sprint to a unified program and a mid May adjournment in view. A second note records the death of Mrs Laurene Collins in Oconee County at 54, a Baptist church member with ten children and a wish for spiritual reassurance.
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Dean's Kidney Pills touted as cure all kidney ills
An advertorial piece promotes Dean's Kidney Pills with user testimonials from Walhalla and Chas. Vreitay, claiming relief from backache, urination issues, and uric acid symptoms. Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo markets the remedy at 60 cents as sale agents for the United States. The piece also mentions a note on Abe Hummel's release and a plan to flee to Europe for health, framed in a sensational style.
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Land Owners plan suit against Clemson Trustees over dike damages
Land owners along the Seneca River, led by Col. R. T. Jaynes, prepare to sue Clemson College trustees personally for alleged river-bottom damage from the college farm dike. The Hopkins case previously held trustees as State agents, immune without consent, prompting a United States Supreme Court appeal and a parallel private action strategy.
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Sensational Letters Threaten Chicago Officials
City leaders Mayor Busse Chief Shippy and Assistant Chief Schueller received alarming letters claiming a band of killers targeting officials. The notes describe a steel point firearm with poison dipped projectiles and promise noiseless killings, warning of forthcoming executions against the mayor and others.
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Attempted train wreck and murder reported on Seaboard
Columbia reports the second section of train No. 5 from Florida was delayed after a man named William DeLoach derailed a switch at Davis Crossing and later shot Kingland Ga. official J. M. Kirkland before escaping. Kirkland died at 7:50 p.m. in a water stop.
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All Accounted For In Ragged Prohibition Humor
A garbled verse of joking lines pokes fun at John, Billy, and Dick with accents about prohibition era moving, marriage in Alabama, and a man who supposedly went blind after migrating to Chattynoose.
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Tribute to Hon William Courtenay and Cleveland Birthday
Newry March 20 editors pay tribute to the late Hon William Ashmead Courtenay praising his patriotism and benefactor role in Oconee county and Charleston Magnolia Cemetery. Lakewood March 18 marks Grover Cleveland’s 83rd birthday quietly with family and friends including Dr J B Bryant and Cleveland children.
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