Herald forecast town politics shift near New York
The New York Herald distills a statewide canvass on Governor Taft Cha rter and Bryan, noting a near even result and potential shifts. It cites Republican strengths and Democratic hopes, with Roosevelt support noted and speculation on county by county outcomes. Local notes include Dr Shoop coffee ads and a Spartanhurg orphanage site visit.
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New ‘York Herald
New York
Horati
New York State
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Diperior
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Highes
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Slite
Republians
Chauler
Ryan
Bryan
Taft
Cleveland
Ilevald
United States Senate
Tay Bohhid
Bouuuxe
Campaian
Donaldoving
Gallery Collapse at Coliseum Hurts Dozens in Jackson
An audience of about four hundred assembled at the Coliseum to hear a speech by an author named Nadaa Gambled. A portion of the gallery gave way causing many to fall and injure several people, including prominent locals such as Bishop Galloway and Thomas Holm. Police and rescuers worked as ambulances carried the injured away.
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Bishop Galloway
Thomas Holm
Juckson
W G Thomas In Worsening Condition At Columbia Hospital
A telegram from Columbia Hospital reports W G Thomas, a Blue Ridge Railroad fireman, in deteriorating condition. Mrs Thomas is preparing to travel to Columbia as his care continues after a prior diving accident that fractured a neck vertebra. details on surgery remain unclear.
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Colaba
Hay
Lutheran Synod begins meeting in Savannah delegates elected
The United Synod of the Lutheran Church of the South opens in Savannah with 91 delegates present. Officers elected include President Voight of Charleston and Vice President Smith of Staunton. changes to structure and finance are discussed along with plans on publishing and Seminary funding at Mount Pleasant.
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United Synod of the Lutheran Church of the South
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Charleston
Smith
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Vaw
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Mra
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Moorehead
Saloni
Vas
Presient
A. D
Tlansher
Staunton
Th A. Yudor
Cronk
Columbia
Farmers urged to diversify by President Mavers
President Mavers urges South Carolina farmers to diversify crops and store cotton in bonded warehouses. He cites low current cotton prices and advises arranging six months of financing, with Standard Warehouse Company and others able to store receipts. He warns against rushing cotton to market and advocates diversifying to meet world demand, mentioning prices for corn and bacon and urging daily emphasis on crop diversity.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Florida
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Carolina
B. Harris
State Mariners’ Union
How to Have Marly Mays May Hay From Rye and Clover
Instructions discuss sowing rye for hay and timing of harvest. Recommend cutting rye before wilting to toughen stalks and producing fine hay and grain by mixing crimson clover with oats. Notes clover bloom affects heat and growth, oats should be mature before cutting, and warns horses require ample feed by early May.
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Caralina Spartan
Scott's Emulsion advert finds mixed quality claims
An ad promotes Scott's Emulsion urging half teaspoonful doses for adults and children. It claims a fifty cent bottle proves its effects and asks readers to mail twenty five cents for pastage with the paper name and address to Rexitt & Bowne at 400 Feast Street New York.
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I Rexitt
BOWNE
New York
Child Labor in Holland Described by Observer
An observer portrays Dutch youth employed in factories under harsh conditions. Long hours begin at dawn with minimal meals, powdered bread and coffee, wooden shoes on cobbled streets, while adults resist modern influence and schooling ends at age twelve for many children.
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Cluts
Holland
Heroic tale of survival on the Valdesa glacier and doomed trek
A dramatic account describes two explorers and a loyal dog surviving a deadly winter on the Valdesa glacier. After one man sacrifices himself, the team aborts a doomed rescue attempt, and only the dog and the remaining companion endure. The narrative ends with authorities and labor figures cited, but the full tale remains largely unwritten.
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Wood
Moning of State Conference Association Meets in Columbia
The annual meeting of the State Conference Association will be held in Columbia during the holiday break, starting Wednesday night December HON and continuing until Friday date in January. Previously the gathering met in summer at a resort, but holidays in December now bring the event to Columbia, with late attendance noted among teachers.
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ColiMbia
Cot
State Conchwrsa’ Association
Columbia
Wimmer
Aummer
Coluue Dia
Arkanian Valley Cotton Co. Office Closed After Warning
Notices posted on the door of the Arkanian Valley Cotton Co. at Dardanelle warned that unless the plant is closed immediately, torches could be used on the company's property. The warning described the plant as a site of concern and urged action to prevent violence.
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Slittle Rock
Ark
Arkanian Valley Cotton of Co.Tiny
Dardanelle Tautabel
Ofetnts
Fragmented OCR note on patients and names
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names Ethan, Nathan, Seaoa, and Cis with references to headaches and blood pressure. It appears to be a jumble of phrases lacking clear context or complete sentences, making it difficult to extract a coherent news item or event.
Great Pelzer Revival Closes with Baptisms and Restorations
One of the greatest revivals ever held in Pelzer closed at Tabernacle church last Sunday night. Pastor Rev N G Wright was assisted by Rev J T Waylor of Ware Shoals who preached excellently. The meeting lasted two weeks and resulted in forty three baptisms and fifteen by letter and restoration for health of the pastor.
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Anderson Intelligencer
Pelzer
Tabernacle Elorch
N. G. Wright
J.T. Waylor
Ware Shonis
Taylor
Cash prize offered by Journal Company contest
An advertisement announces a $1,000 prize for a contest with a closing date of February 24, 1900. It seeks an active hustling agent at every post office across the South and rural homes, offering full contest details, terms to agents, outfits, and sample copies via The Sham weekly Journal in Atlanta, with a one year subscription offer for $7 from The Keowee Courier and the Atlanta Bowl Weekly Journal.
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Keowee Courier
Atlanta Bowl Weekly Journal
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