Mack Will and Continus Fight for Democracy United
Democratic National Committee Chairman Mack released a four year plan to advance party interests after a close national loss. He praised Bryan’s effort, blamed misrepresentation for Democratic defeat, and vowed to keep headquarters in Buffalo and Washington to promote Democratic principles and fight high tariffs.
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Mi Wat
Mack
Dempcratic National Committee
Republic
Bryan
Democratic Party
Buffalo
Washington
Tam
National Committee
Nebraska
Moyse Sentenced to 15 Years for Bank Funds Misuse
New York reports Charles W. Moyse, once a director and controlling owner of the National Bank of North America, sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for misapplication of bank funds. Alfred H. Curtis, former bank president, granted jury-recommended clemency. stay of execution for ten days granted. Court scene described as dramatic with wives of the defendants prostrate from strain.
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New York
Charles W. Moyse
America
Berson
National Bank of North America
Morse
Atlanta
Alfred H. Curtis
Tough
Curtis
Curtin Vaints
Tarbin awarded contract for two story brick dwelling
Anderson Mal, New ty Mrad A. Tirbin, of Seneca, has given I. Barton a contract to erect a two story brick dwelling 20 by 40 feet on Werkot street between Peoples and Towers. Cost about $1,500. Construction to start soon and be completed within a year. Mrs. Harbin plans to move to Anderson and occupy the building on the lower floor while she remains in the city for several months before making Anderson her permanent home.
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Andurxon Mal
New Ty Mrad
A. Tirbin
Seneca
Tod. I. Barton
Werkot
Betweed Peoples
Towers Street
Mra
Harbin
Anderson
Atul
Two Hundred Chinese Drowned as Steamer Sinks
A small steamer named Ge-A with about 600 passengers from Amoy to Tunkan sank last night. Two hundred passengers drowned while the remainder were rescued by Chinese junks nearby and taken to safety.
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Amy
Navy
Amoy
Tunkan
Bryan Doves Election in Lincoln Neb State
The article notes William Jennings Bryan’s cheerful reaction to Nebraska election results and his remarks on not seeking office as a primary goal, focusing on influencing reforms. It mentions a Belo gathering near Lincoln, Bryan’s thanks to supporters, and a State Teachers’ Association banquet where he spoke. Also contains an unrelated medical ad about deafness and Hall's Catarrh Cure.
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Lincoln
Neb
Wm. J. Bryan
Nebraska
Bryah
Fairview
Nomure
Hia
Bryan
Atl
Choe
Mr. Bryan
State Teachers’ Association
Bryan in Defeat
The article reflects on William Jennings Bryan after a recent election defeat. It notes his ambition to become President, the intense campaign effort across the nation, and the disappointment of the result, while praising his speechmaking, resilience, and public service despite the outcome. It also includes a brief, unrelated advertisement excerpt mentioning medicines and pharmacies.
Death of Col W P Price Georgia Congress man noted
Greenville News reports the death of Col W P Price a former Georgia congressman and longtime Greenville County lawyer. born 1836 at Dahlonega he served in the Confederate army and later helped establish North Georgia Agricultural College while remaining active in Dahlonega and local politics.
Col Lipscomb Died in Columbia After Noted Service
Columbia Nov 4 Col T J Lipscomb a Confederate veteran and long time public servant is dead at his home in Columbia He served as a colonel under Gen Wade Hampton and twelve years as superintendent of the State penitentiary He also served one term as mayor of Columbia and was known for conservative progressive leadership His funeral will be held at his Newberry home tomorrow and he will be buried there after return from his last years in business and brick manufacturing in Columbia
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Charlotte Observer
William ‘Emings Bryan
Anind
Mr. Bryan
Marynville
Kana
Columbia
T. J. Lipscomb
Wade Hampton
Confederacy
State Penitentiary
Col. Lipscomb
Newberry
Citizens Movement
Lipscomb
Cured Rheumatism Claims From Anthony Reader
A testimonial touts Sloan's ointment as a rapid pain reliever for rheumatism neuralgia and related aches. The letter from Chas J Badlong of Anthony Kansas recounts years of severe pain and describes how a few applications of the ointment cured him.
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Sloan
Chas. J. Badlong
Anthony
Iain
Chesterie and Clarendon vote on dispensary and prohibition
County returns show a strong move against sale of alcohol with 1,079 votes in favor of prohibition and only 816 against sale. Dispensary support was weak with two precincts voting yes. overall turnout barely surpasses 1,260 with Democratic elector Legare leading the ticket.
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Manning
Iin
Legare
Neen
Eignteen
Chester
Anle
Sale
Phares
Haior
Double tragedy in New York mother and son in hotel
A revelation of secret marriage by J Nelson Veit to his mother Rebecca Veit allegedly triggered the deaths in a New York hotel. Veit, a 27 year old Wall Street broker, killed himself with gas after shooting his mother in her room. Relatives found the scene as the coroner investigates the motive linked to the hidden marriage.
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New York
Mra
Rebecca Walt
J. Nelson Welt
Wall Street
France
Mra. J. Nelson Velt
Dewd Man
Velt
Navin
Petix Velt
Vell, Lyon & Co
Vell
National Guard of
Moloy's Kidney Tromedy Advertised by J W Bell
An advertisement by J W Bell of Valhalla through Stohecyphor Pharmacy Westminster promotes Moloy's Kidney Tromedy. It claims Hovamethyloneteramine as a key ingredient and markets the product as a solvent and antiseptic for urine. It warns to take the remedy at first signs of irregularities to avoid serious malady.
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Poloy
J. W. Bell, Valhalla
Stohecyphor Pharmacy
Westminster
Pembroke Fire Ravages Town in Ontario
Ontario town Pembroke suffered a major fire that destroyed forty dwellings and burned twenty eight more. Pembroke, with a population around 5500, currently reports no loss of life and damage tentatively estimated at $500,000 under control after the blaze.
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Smith's Pulls
Ontario
Pembroke
Tig Founty
Typhoid Fever Strikes Winthrop Girls Centered Outbreak
Winthrop officials face a typhoid outbreak affecting five hundred girls at the school with three advanced cases in the college hospital and seven more suspected. Dormitories are represented among cases as State Health Board Secretary Wile Hama and local authorities investigate, sending water samples for analysis. President Johnson is abroad until Christmas. a full statement will be issued soon.
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Columbia
Winthrop
College Hospital
Wile Hama
Charleston
Baltimore
Johnson Ia
Europe
Box Party at Picket Post for Pleasant Ridge church
The Jadien of Pleasant Ridge Baptist church will host a box party at Picket Post school house on November 14 to raise funds for the church. Public invited to attend. Mr G Holland noted as organizer.
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Jadien
Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church
Picket Post School House
Mr. G. Holland
Governor Ansel to Attend Church Conference Next Month
Philadelphia will host the Federal Council of Churches event in early December with notable attendees including Governor Hughes of New York, Governor Ansel of South Carolina, Prof Kent of Virginia, and church leaders from Methodist and Baptist denominations. Delegates include President W. W. Smith of Randolph-Macon College and bishops Hendrix Galloway Haas Ward and Wilson.
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Philadephia
Hughes
New York
Federal Council of Churches of Christian America
Ansel
South Carolina
Presbyterian
Kent
University of Virginia
Congregational Church
South
W. W. Smith
Randolph-Macon College
Hendrix, Galloway
Haas
Ward
Wilson
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Democracy United
Btorra
Morse Gnts
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J. A. Tarbin
Bryan Doves
Hall
Voley
J. W. Bell
Walhalla
Stonesypher Pharmacy
Weatminster
W. P. Price
Georgia
Greenville
Dablontona
W. P .Price
South Carolan
Price
Greenville County
Col. Price
Dablonega
Dahlonega
Bullock
United States Congress
North Georgia Agricultural College
Castoria
Telleays
J. T. Lipscomb
Chestrie and Clarendon Diy
Inyo
J. G. Breazeale
Carter's
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Peden's
Mitchell & Reeder’s
S. C
Westminster Oil
Westminster, S. C
Wilds
Himson
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