Grand Duke Sergius Death in Moscow Carriage Explosion
An assassination-style blast struck the Grand Duke Sergius as his coach passed the Nicholas palace. The Grand Duke died instantly with his head blown apart and the coachman fatally hurt. A crowd gathered, arrests followed, and the incident sparked revolutionary fervor among students.
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Adiapatch
Moscow
Sergiia
Nicholas Palace
Senate
Cuba
Erandoke
Bysberk
Serpuls
Kremlin
Tvs Neble
Etnaberh
Sergius
Gyotalintio Revolutionary Party
Senta Wis
Wiman
Pocherbork
Elizabeth
St. Peter
Let the South Stand Pat on Cotton Protection
A Northern style address urges Southern unity to protect the cotton industry. The Southern Cotton Association reports widespread county and precinct pledges to reduce acreage and hold cotton off the market until prices prove value. Banking and merchant leaders support contracts, with plans to store, finance, and ship under coordinated efforts across the cotton belt.
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South
New Orleans
Lin
Sutton
Conton
Avery
Thule Willfurness
Qattan and Commission Company
Sondern
W. Brown
Sowthern Cotton Association Nia
Bankas
Onganla
Zia
Railrands
Uick Willingiens
Ayia
Nail
Atimnba
Conton Ascelarten
T. J. Simming
Feeatisbabl
Pubilivcity
Atayita
Mystery solved as Treloha found near Union Creek
Mr. Tretaor, a known jeweler, disappeared from Union on February seventh. His body was recovered in Bull Forest Creek after a weekslong search, believed murdered by a pistol shot near his heart. The body was brought to town for funeral arrangements as details emerge.
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Tor Taber
Rand
Jae
Tyyrsknia
Cnr
Belv
Nicholag
Fr. Tretaor
Union
Bull Forest Creek
J.B. Mabry
Arek
Iade
Talen
J Poxter
Drefzer
J Mabry
Bond
Rice Bridkn
Vruttt
Mr. Mabry
A. Betall
John Bishop
Et Boltito
Tren
Welch
Ghalo
Beaver Organiziwion Contatalag Ieee
Luffalo
Livrence Finter
Sta
W. M. Histor
Lily
Finney
Mr. Tresor
Calne
Wenvonalyse Lusa
Tod
Dior
Southern Cotton Association Planbacked Letters Spur Support
The missive from Richard Cheatham as secretary urges backing for the Southern Cotton Association’s campaign to stabilize lint cotton at ten cents per pound. Letters advocate cooperative action among planters merchants and bankers to curb overproduction and lift prices, outlining economic benefits for the South’s cotton industry and urging widespread endorsement.
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Iiebard Cheatham
Souttern Cotham Association
Urudry
Otto
Seitemin
Neb Couwin
Toakley Shire
Pours Mantel Fraisine Culton
Eoangn
Bayer
Ms Grips
Honlore
Pablo Diin
Muerchal
Jean
Iida
Che Plantys
Mire
Weil
Timalhey
Fuch & Reauth
Vury
Senate and House Committees Report On State Affairs
A joint senate and house committees report on the state administration process notes the committee’s work in examining the house for stave orders, cites no defalcations by the secretary of state, and mentions potential investigations into Standard Oil and related commerce issues. Local disturbances include a derailment incident with a runaway locomotive near Yaz, and a separate warehouse seizure of whiskey bottles, with police and railroad safety notes.
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Senate
House
Atata
Henrioy
Ako
Mayra
Financy Comimittee
Altamant Meatts
Gants
eVere
Gartt
Atte
Jassin
Anybher
Das
Wilkysbord
Fio
Ant
Man sentenced to death for murder in Columbia
Marlon Parr, a convicted murderer, was sentenced to death on the riverbank in Columbia on the eve of April. Judge McDonald declined a new trial, declaring Parr guilty of a foul and unjudicated murder, and he was led away to await execution.
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Saint Shurnday
South Osroina
Marlon Parr
Alnos Robert Hodge
Manbr
Becaucs
Yoosueay
Ure Fudge
McDonald
Mim
Wall
Mir J
Avery
Leary
Min
Janice McDonald
Orlal
Privilege Tax Battle Ends With Clemson Funding Clash
In a Tuesday session the Senate killed a bill on a fortilizers privilege tax while Clemson expenditures drew sharp critique. Senators urged restraint, noting uncertain income from the tax and high alleged costs at Clemson. Debate highlighted funding sources and the need to avoid duplicating facilities amid calls for businesslike budgeting.
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Sunate
Winthrop
Joint Assembly
Manntog
Clemson
General Assembly
kKru
Bernavur Blake
Fiat Winthrop
Blake
Red Billy
Ojumson
Mf Ojomson
Killeb
Hake
Maran
Clemsan
Clemsan Hai
Wanoy
Wneak
Mcleod
Padiney
Arapt
Cluman
Peytuy
Jules Lelt
Clumasu
Die Bays
Jammer
Avery
Daughpur
Sanstor Johnson
Inesmo Biftle
fiLdtenani LaLiima
TouRtLyast
Maticais Tolusis
South Carolia College
Olddel
A Wife in Want Who Lost One The Operation Is Performed
In New York Dr A L Neiden says a plan to transplant a lost finger from a healthy donor to a hand missing a finger will occur within days. Two women offer to provide a finger each, hoping for money amid detailed preparations. The procedure aims to restore function and appearance, with nurses to guard the delicate operation and ensure safety.
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New York
Geslaras
Tie Ilngur
Brooklyn
Nualdans
Peleg Prant
Styrax
Bellevue
Hasainiog
Thm
Pwo
Tsagt
Wilba
Maralng
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le Kid
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T Jordan
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Uthaus
Jonas
Fair Forest Creek
Ho Wau
Techort
Lavonia
Niles
Higheer
Bik
Tia Urdman
Gilbert
Hoo
Hoke Smith
Orleans
Hou Thike Smith
Atlanta
Southern Cotton Association
Aiken
Richard Cheathim
Secrenary
Aeainut J. of. Gane
Comailten
Harling
Abd Kelleko
Midul Sellery
Gorvals Street
Minton
Gellert
Teiteevelt
Kennaad
UGN Fm
Garon
Greenville
Punchor Ahab
Lavay
Winoud
Priparby
Port Arthur
Lury
Dillon
France
Marion Farr
Columbia
Dentin
Spirlanbury
Ky W. Lawly
Uci
Nuyural
bin Atv
Washington
War Department
Uismaon College
Honmco Killa
Oltoak
Lawer Honke
Atone
Berd Kald
Bath
Altheagh
Sevayoe Leo
Tula Bas Wits
Lin Court
Sas Monly
Moana
Ralke Royenug
Ralke Royenug Fur Wlutiop. After Som Tholns
Ulreck
Wits
Cole
Suttatora Lake
Gent
Hides Brooks
Carpenter
Douglas
Works Tred
Tay
Noad
Hudon
Taut
Marinall
Mauldin
Walford
Prince Wakes Ove
Chemib
Carolia Pradidties
Tila
Gether
Bill Haw Bean
Arebs
Toren Wroti
Sige Eeetiog
Corton
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