Gromer Tillman Letters on Dispensary Debate Sequel
Dr Gromer and Senator Tillman trade letters over the dispensary law in South Carolina. They dispute Supreme Court language on state control versus profit, public morality, and political blame amid ongoing temperance battles.
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Charleston
Supreme Court
Columbia
Charlotte Observer
South Carolina
J. Pope
Ben Tillman
Justice McGowan
Supreme
RE. B. Gary
Pope
Gary
Melver
Prohibitionista
North Carolina
Facta
Resolutions of Respect for Rev. R. L. Rogers
Bethel Presbyterian Church adopts resolutions mourning the death of Rev. R. L. Rogers after eight years of ministry. The body honors his service, expresses sympathy to his family, commits to following Christ as he did, and directs a copy to be sent to the family and published in county papers.
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Bethel Presbyterian Chirch
R. L. Rogers
Christ
Jesus Christ
Col
J. Townes Roberton
Abbeville
Fix
Confederate States Army
Sullivan’s Island
Episcopal Church
Orr
Roosevelt Praises New Orleans Mayors Heroic Peace Call
President Roosevelt sent a telegram to Mayor Martin Behrman of New Orleans expressing deep sympathy and pride in the city for honoring his peace efforts among warring nations. The reply from Oyster Bay underscored New Orleans’ noble concern amid its own grief and Roosevelt’s enduring concern for the city and state.
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New Orleans
Roosevelt
Martin Bohrman
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Anguat
Martin Behrman
Theodore Roosevelt
Doctor Finn Praises Foley's Kidney Cure
Dr Thomas Finn of Boorsboro Missouri, with 32 years in practice, testifies Foley's Kidney Cure treats kidney and bladder diseases effectively. He says it stops irregularities and improves the entire system, asserting no other remedy matches it for chronic and acute kidney and bladder trouble. J W Bell.
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Thomas Finn
Boorsboro
Foley
J. W. Bell
Spartanburg Votes on Dispensary Question in November
Spartanburg will hold a dispensary or no dispensary election on November 14 alongside the general election to choose a senator and a coroner. The date prompts savings by avoiding two separate managers and boxes, while approving prohibition supporters back the plan. A petition with 2800 signatures accompanied corrected registration lists from major precincts.
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Spartanburg
D. M. Miles
Prohibition
Farmers dispute crop prospects across belt in 1910s dialogue
A Savannah valley farmer warns of a poor cotton crop as he notes weak yields along the Savannah branch. Another grower from the Blue Ridge corridor counters that crops along Walhalla to Anderson are strong, and a third near Piedmont expects profits from high cotton prices with cheap labor. Also mentions local remedies, volcanic items, and a Pickens farmers meeting proposing a 12 cent minimum middling price.
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Savannah Valley
W. C
Augusta
Walhalla
Blue Ridge
Savannah
Blue Ridge Road
Anderson
Southern
Ward Piedmont
Anderson Mail
Pickens
Court House
Pickens County
Farmer's Educational Union of America
Price for Picking Cotton by Chesterfield Farmers Set
A signed 1905 agreement from Chesterfield area farmers pledges not to pay more than 40 cents per 100 pounds for picking cotton before October 15th 1905 and states a $50 forfeit for violation. The document notes $60 payable to all named signatories.
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Chesterfield
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Reatoee Courier
Walaalla
Gromer - Tillman Letters
Sustions
Molver
McGowan
General Assembly
B. R. Tillman
Trenton
Too. Is. Cromer
Newberry
President Roosevelt
Tam
Seneca, S. C
Rydalo
Digs
Walhalla Drug Company
Cartora Pharmacy
Westminster
Vesuvius
Naples
Mt. Veauville
Stromboli
Ins Algo
J. W
J.H. Darby
People's Bank
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