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Early Citizens of Republic Highlight 1900 Census
The article discusses the 1900 census efforts by the United States Census Bureau, detailing the scope and purpose of head of family schedules, and notes the historical context of state boundaries and early populations. It mentions preparations, the states involved, and the aim to produce a comprehensive national portrait for Congress.
Let the People Rule in Campaign Fundraising Letter
A 1908 letter to the editor from a Democratic National Committee member urges readers to fund Bryan Kern and “People's Rule.” It claims elite sponsors seek to control elections through money, asks readers to mail weekly contributions, and promises certificates in return. Signed by Mack and party officials, it discusses submitting sums via orders and blanks. The piece promotes national party fundraising and loyalist dissemination through The Keowee Courier.
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Keowee
Wathalia
Balan
Bryan
White House
Bryan and
Kern Mat
Clussea
Bryan, Kern
People's Rule
Democratic National Committee
WIN
Free America
Mack
Weemore
Winskell
Chicago
Norman
Thode
Treacher
Democratic Salli Committee
Lowich
Wrights New Aeroplane Sets World Record Flight
Washington reports Orville Wright flies his new aeroplane for a record duration around Port Myer parade grounds. The craft reportedly lasts about 58 minutes with few engine issues and signals potential endurance limits. Observers note ideal conditions and Wright’s control over the machine.
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Washington
Orville Wright
Port Myer
Delagrange
Signal Corpa
Wright
Augustus Poat
Aero Club of America
Post
Taylor
Wade
Mr. Wright
Wright Brothers
Fort of
Limes
Niel
Aero
Sland Corps
Kping
Piro
Cotton Crop Report Shows Shifts in Mill Gear
New Orleans report on 1407-08 cotton crop by Jamued Lasnight and Secretary Hester notes rising mill activity in cotton belt states. U.S. consumption figures reach about 2,193,000 bales, with the North at 1,874,000. Virginia, Oklahoma, and Georgia show the largest gains. State outputs decline overall from last year but rise from 1906-07, with detailed bale totals for Alabama through Texas and Oklahoma. South spindles total 10,661,808, a modest gain and the smallest increase in two decades.
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United States
Census Bureau
Statie Ces
Congress
Comes
Thoush
Maine
Massachusetts
New York
North Carolin
Wenneylvania
Rhode Tala
South Carolina
Rhode
Wilk
Ken
New Orleans
Jamued Lasnight
Hester
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Virginia
Oklahoma
Georges
Mgr. Hester
Klven
Alabama
Georgie
Carolia
Tennesson
Texas
How to Avoid Appendicitis and Laxative Remedies
An old notice promotes avoiding appendicitis by addressing constipation. It touts Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a cure for chronic constipation, claiming it stimulates the liver and bowels and restores natural bowel action. The copy warns against substitutes and notes the syrup is sold by druggists.
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Orino
Flood Devastates Georgetown Crops and Dykes
Floods inundate county fields with an estimated 100000 dollars in damages. Forty five hundred acres were under cultivation, about thirty five hundred under water. Dykes and trunks will incur large repair costs and years may pass before recovery. Upland crops also suffered heavy losses.
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Georgetown
County Peace Audited at September 1908 Board Meeting
At the September 4 1908 county board session many road and bridge items were reviewed. Claims listed include road work blasting lumber supplies and salaries for August plus numerous district specific projects and auditors notes.
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Board of County Commissioners
JM Wilson
AL Ellison
W T Alexander
J M Davis
BL Collins
M Phillips
JD Wynn
Himber
Bridgen
Mele Pelee
M Abbott Et al
Phillips
Mason Simpsion
W Grubbs
Neneee
H W Lehroder
Cowan
Dial
BE Giles
Bod Mareth
BF Sloan
Winacy
Dome Mortem
L & Tmmes
J K Powell
Henry
J Schroder
HE Cox
M Kang
Sherif
Dieting
M Kay
HE Moorehead
Uris
Davis
Neville Bros
Jaces
Cleland
Swofford
Wadhene Nenee Tebe
LW Grant
GF Watkins
Bor Waldrip
WA Kelley
Entrekin
Porter
Keowee
WJ Walters & Co
Toh J Cleland
Pereegens
Sullivan
Vissage
D A Smith
Jon Kerr
Chalmers
E Singleton
Bi Mongold
Cleon Wilbanks
HW Moore
C B Alexander
Burtony
Bird Taylor
Cobb
Det Blackwell
LM Rimrodt
JM Abbott
Brober Tene Or
Carter
SM Butt
Jacob Rothell
J J Cox
Weber
CL Craig
WR Cobh
TSN Brown & Thomas
AC Smith
Georgia Legislature Deadlocked Over Convict Release Plan
In Georgia a stalled debate over convict release and a proposed adjournment clause delayed final action. Speaker Slaton intervened to strike the adjournment provision, while Senator Kubli t held the floor for hours before a motion to adjourn was defeated. With 2,500 felons due for release next March, Gov. Smith warned of a potential special session if care provisions are not enacted within six months.
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Tanta
Georgio Legislatire
Georgia
House
Senate
Slaton
Nile
Smith
Van Attacks Jon as Governor Regrets Troubles Over Tickets
A report from Spartanburg notes Governor Evang declined to comment on a wall issue today, saying he regrets the trouble tied to tickets issued under his name. The governor stated the Hekety were normal, but Chairman Jones's actions hurt and caused an unpleasant loss he regrets, and he believes the stand by the state executive chairman was aimed at harming Wn.
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John Gary Ryvana
Wille Jones
South Carolina
Cnet
Kivans
Sintth
Spartanburg
Evang
Jones
State Executive Committee
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