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Newspaper
Marlboro Democrat
Location
Bennettsville, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1901
Page
6
The fragmentary text presents names and partial phrases, resembling a lyrical reminiscence. It lists Theodosie Garriuon and Lina ny Jonsson among unclear lines, with quoted lines about forgetting fate and love, all set in a scattered poetic tone.
A fiery sermon warns against financial swindles and mass borrowing in Wall Street. The speaker rails against speculative schemes and urges clergy to denounce corrupt practices, urging caution for young men tempted by easy money and mortgage fraud. He cites figures of lost fortunes and moral decay in a critique of modern finance.
A dense reminiscence traces Wall Street speculation from tulip bubbles to later market greed, naming figures, companies, and grand schemes. It laments moral decay, warns readers to beware brokers, and calls for integrity while recalling past financial excesses and societal harm.
The weekly weather bulletin notes above normal heat in parts, with a 93 degree maximum and 55 degree minimum on June 4, while heavy rains and wet ground hinder cultivation in western, central, southern, and southeastern counties. Observations indicate blight in corn and variable yields, with some crops improving in uplands and others struggling in lowland areas. Labor shortages reported for harvest work.
A damaged OCR fragment describes an oil lamp inventor in Carolina and a correspondence with Mr. Hook about Model Attlved oil. It references a letter from Coast of Coorgis Department of Olly and a representative of the Standard Oil Company. The text notes testing, quality concerns, and a bank mention in Caroling.
The document outlines a combined allocation of 1.75 million across New York City and surrounding courts. It lists sums for Surrogate's Court, City Court, City Magistrate, Spovsal Aogions, Municipal Courts, Kings County, Queens County, and Richmond County courts, detailing specific amounts such as 160,000 for surrogate and 119,000 for city court with the total figure provided.
A reverent, extended reminiscence laments Civil War bonds and Southern valor. It praises veterans who fought for the Union, warns against Northern contempt, urges continued reconciliation, and recalls postwar social tensions, education hazing, and calls for disciplined schools. The piece honors memory and loyalty while condemning aggression.
A fragmented report highlights Gall's standout performance in an Indian game with notable play by UeMbobhur. The text notes uncertainty about publication and patrons, suggesting incomplete coverage of the event and related facilities.
The weekly cotton outlook reports variable conditions across states from the Atlantic to the Mississippi Valley. North Carolina and Georgia show mixed progress with favorable showers and warmer spells aiding growth, while South Carolina and Alabama face uneven fruiting and some yellowing leaves. Arkansas and Oklahoma report generally improved conditions with warm weather and adequate rainfall, but late planting and grazing issues persist in parts of Mississippi and Louisiana, and overall outlook remains cautious as drought and cool nights affect development in several counties.
True Billa Wound case details adrift with corrupted OCR. Jury returned verdicts on multiple counts including battery and assault against a list of defendants. Testimony referenced local figures and a weather prophet predicting no summer drought, with unclear implications for production and forecasts.
A sprawling Savannah dialogue depicts political sparring in which Scipio and others weigh bets on Ben Tillman versus McLaurin and McSwooney, with Sam Jones and Tillman drawing crossfire from local figures. The piece blends street stereotype with election chatter, showing Bets and loyalties in a feverish backroom exchange.
A student named Bigelow from Buffalo was killed by a chemical engine at Harvard University’s agricultural building. Firefighters responded as professors and students mobilized, with disputes over how the crowd was injured. Meanwhile, a separate Sumter shooting left Frank H Winn dead after a dispute over an old debt, with Edward Edwards wounded. The incidents sparked public tension and police action.
The text discusses McKinley’s declination, party influence, and a resolution on Cuban independence. It notes the attempt to navigate his nonrelection stance amid party interests and public expectation. It also reports a deadly cartridge factory explosion near Los Moutnesux Veanco with fifteen deaths and numerous injuries. Governor William J. Sanford of Alabama died in Tuscaloosa after heart failure.
The Grand Lodge of Manona in Washington adopted a resolution two years ago recognizing a new millennial order. The lodge meeting at that site was irregular, the grand lodge attempted to revert to old principled rules, but the effort failed. The lodge declares its position clearly with a final statement.
Three youths Arthur Ipokooun aged 19 Arthur Kalbfleah 18 and Edward Shaotw 18 were pulled from a Toonsid quarry water hole on Monday after leaving home with two dogs. The boys were traced to Voonard's quarry an old site long worked for stone where locals say the pool has long been a popular swimming place.
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