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Newspaper
Marlboro Democrat
Location
Bennettsville, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
1
A lengthy letter from Senator McLaurin argues the Democratic path in U S history, praising statesmen like Jefferson and Hamilton while critiquing Republican platforms. The document traces party principles on money, taxation, and federal power, contrasting visions for liberty, governance, and foreign policy.
Mira Osrolyn Jargiv of Burlington becomes first town state university female student to win a bravery medal after the canoe capsized near Orallville. Mind Jars wid ILM, Wagen word riding. Miss Jargiv died after being trapped on the rail. a lifelike rescue by a peer saved another passenger before reaching shore.
A liquor merchant from Incksonyvillu, Indiana, allegedly walked home with a woman while others stayed at the house of I. H. Went. A tenant claims a pistol was taken and a disturbance occurred on the stairs with people crying out. The incident centers on the accused’s behavior and alleged theft amid a chaotic scene.
Fragmentary text warns against anti United States actions and corruption schemes. Mentions states Dakota Washington and Nebraska as examples and references Republican corruption. Vague threats imply political coercion and violent outcomes while urging vigilance.
A heavy snowfall blankets the contra and northern North Dakota area disrupting rail service on the Jansontown Northern line. Snow quickly melts thereafter, with residents recalling no similar June snowfall in recent memory.
Senator McLaurin faces questions on Republican support while defending Democratic principles. The State editorial argues his stance relies on history and party loyalty, contrasting it with Tillman and Bryan's positions, and criticizes evasive responses to Clayton's query about modern Republican alignment. The piece also discusses reactions to an interview and looming resignations in South Carolina politics.
Lord Kitchoney reports from Peacorin on June 4 detailing a clash at Vinkfontein near Sokanotia on May 24. Allied forces claim 1,450 tons of matériel and heavy gunfire with two guns used. enemy counterfire paused the advance and two guns were captured. Casulaties include eight killed and eleven wounded among officers and men, plus four missing. Reinforcements are en route as the Ex Position company staff prepare the font exhibit plan and prize distribution for the county fair.
In a decisive missive Governor McSwooney defends his action amid pressure to resign. He rejects claims of coercion and asserts his duty to serve South Carolinians, insisting any resignation would be conditional and subject to public accountability.
An excerpt from congressional minutes shows Chairman Jonva seeking McLaurin’s stance on joining future party caucuses. McLaurin, from South Carolina, stated he would not participate in ongoing party questions, affirming he did not wish to take part in the Democratic caucuses. The discussion centers on organizational matters rather than policy.
Fragmentary OCR describes a murder involving Dr Thowas in London. It mentions a third story window fall and links to past cases and figures including a late surgeon and noted names. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or locations.
The text argues for continuing approval of slavery and polygamy under the Bali Sultanate, praising the Sultan's honor and the gains from permission. It claims a shift when the North pushed reform, which sparked renewed crusade and conflict over slavery.
A Federal soldier writes from Columbus detailing a Confederate commemorative event at Camp Ohio. Leaders from various states spoke as Col. Konus and Col. Knaus reinforced unity. 2,260 Confederate dead were honored on the memorial rock. Ohio Governor Hayes and others supported ongoing maintenance and annual decorations on June 20. The item also reports a Toronto bank robbery case and a deadly pursuit involving three prisoners in Aurora, Ontario.
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