Trial put off as two main witnesses sent for continuance
In Columbia on Wednesday the trial of Miss Mary Roper was postponed as the defense sought a continuance and the State urged prompt action. The defense argued for medicals and subpoenas while Miss Roper was reported in New York. testimony of other witnesses was discussed and a new date set for further proceedings.
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Andrey Crayford
Sowin
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George W. Croft
Belur
Mary Sworn
Saya
Miss Mary
Ropore
Columbia
Herstore
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Nelson Nurney
The Remarkable Case of a Georgetown Negro Murderer
A sensational report chronicles George Brownfield a Black barber from Georgetown who faced a death sentence for a murder. The piece details the attempted reprieve the crowd and authorities faced and the eventual fate within the county jail, noting the eminent execution and public interest surrounding the case.
Road policy clash delays savings on permanent improvements
A public meeting discusses road funding methods, weighing the costs of permanent permanent improvements against higher taxes, with delegates appointed to attend a forthcoming state convention in St Louis. Governor Heyward announced the designation of state delegates and noted many governors will attend to hear speeches on the plan.
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al Fool
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Bullen
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Moe Uryde
Flowerce
John Lb. Hay
Gonway
Why Myabe
Gu- Witvbin
Wilds
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Trusts case ruling mirrors railroad battles and court scope
The United States Court of Appeals in St Paul upheld a decision against Northern Pacific and Great Northern railways linking stock control to anticompetitive practices. The ruling details the legal basis for breaking up dominant interests, the expected nationwide impact on rates and competition, and notes appeals to the Supreme Court.
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Georgetown
United States
Northern Securities Com
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Wiis Surlathod
Ous Court of Appeals
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Minn
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New York
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Thayer
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Lelong
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Northern Railways
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Ball Rude
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Tay
Bio
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Sid
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Wfarsiy
Northiery
Paaltc Rajiyass
Benelle
Alycklwlders
Miikeimutis
Xtorkholder
Anyporiere
South
Sisbiennis
Che
Competitiin Bey Deste Simotiered
Dow Jersey
Anil
Wuhan
Gieason
Bryan's Prosperity and the Wealth Question
The Opinion discusses William J. Bryan after his Lincoln visit and argues that his wealth from newspapers and speaking engagements does not excuse him for opposing trusts. It claims plutocratic critics would punish wealth gained by lawful means and praises Bryan for prospering without harming others. The piece asserts wealth is not evil when earned honestly and notes most fortunes come from less virtuous means.
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W. J. Bryan
Lincoln
Nob
Mr. Bryan
Flehey
Bryan
Providente
Ray Doe
Harts
Alby
Blizard
Wood
Orleana
Mysterious Murder Stuns Charleston Marshes Scene
A well dressed unknown man, found near Wappoo Mills, died from two gunshot wounds. Coroner and jury investigate a possible murder with newspaper clippings suggesting a staged suicide. Clipped paper bore the line goodbye and a cover story links to a Rochester suicide.
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Hrederick
Stehblim
Yomself
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Stebbins
Sriddy
Sheedy
Gouibye
Pawer
Wands
Explosion on Iowa Kills and Wounds Sailors in Turret Blast
A 12 inch gun on the battleship Iowa exploded during target practice off Cuba, killing three men and wounding five. Victims were on the forward origin dock areas as shell fragments and debris showered the deck. The Massachusetts vessel signalled for aid and wounded were taken to a hospital while the dead were sent to Pensacola. Official causes ranged from a defective shell to overtaxed hardware after days of firing.
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Pensacola
Mystery Woman in Black Arrested at Walterboro For Forgery
A striking scene in Walterboro began Thursday with a woman in black cited by Magistrate J. Bryn for forgery. The suspect, described as quiet and handsome, presented a forged check for 8492 drawn on the Bank of Hampton, seeking payment to a sister of W. G. Thompson Jr. The woman, who accompanied a man from Walterboro, vanished. authorities seek to identify her and locate her.
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Ken
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Moun
Thompson
Mympton
Morlda
Murderer of Three Wives Executed in Wandsworth Jail
Triple Mardoper Hung of Lundin England, a Southwick saloon keeper, was hanged at Wandsworth Jail for poisoning and murdering three women who lived with him as wives in different parts of Lundin. He protested innocence to the end, claiming his name was Chaphian and that he was American by birth.
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Aling
Southwick
Puison
Lundin
England
Wandsworth
Chaphian
Mrs Anderson Dies After Wound From Splintered Pose
The Columbia State records the death of Mrs. Robert M. Anderson, longtime resident of the city, who died at her home on Prios avenue Weilheafay after a two week illness. Doctors say a splinter in her hand may have caused a wound which bled and led to her decline.
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Robert M. Anderson
Beer Citiven
Prios Avenue
Weilheafay
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