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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1893

Page

3

State Saloons Take Over Liquor Trade In South Carolina

Collected dispatch traces how South Carolina’s Evans dispensary law, effective July 1, replaces saloons with state run "official dispensers." Describes governance, financing, plant capacity at Columbia facilities, and the shift in Prohibition movement dynamics, noting Tillman administration’s support and opposition from prohibitionists.

South Carolina Evans General Assembly Commonwealth Palmetto Ben Tillman L. D. Childs Columbia Childs State Democratic Executive Committee House Senate Tillman Athens Larry Gantt Columbia Register Tillman Organ Gov. Tillman Gary Evans Aiken Agricultural Hall State House D. H. Traxler Timmonsville R. E. Hill Abbeville State Board of Control County Board of Control United States

Palaces on wheels at fair show bold railway progress

World’s Fair transportation exhibit features Baltimore and Ohio apparatus with Grasshopper engines, Pullman palace cars, and models tracing locomotive history from Trevithick to Stevenson's Rocket. English and American coaches contrast comfort, design, and luxury, while experts discuss engine evolution and the push toward modern travel.

America Ben Ignorant Phineas Davis York Baltimore Ohio Baltimore & Ohio Road Ross Winans Joseph York Baltimore& Ohio Road Chicago Isaac Newton Hero of Alexandria Sir Isaac Denis Papin James Watt Richard Trevithick Trevithic Bunton Stevenson Rocket Horatio Allen New York Delaware and Hudson Canal Company Peter Cooper Pullman Palace Car Company Bohemia London and Northwestern Railway England

Bear bear yarn in Ohio police campfire tale

A Detroit Free Press humorous tale recounts an eyewitness memory from Gresham Ohio where a bear in a domestic scene with Miss Nancy surprises a lover, Bill, in a shanty settlement near the railroad. The yarn blends frontier humor with rustic dialogue and a playful ending. A second blurb mocks cockcrow myths and notes a theatre anecdote from London.

Brulu Gresham Ohio Detroit Free Press Nancy Jehoshaphat Bill Mr. Bruin

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