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Newspaper
Marlboro Democrat
Location
Bennettsville, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1906
Page
6
A long campaign event features discussions on liquor laws reform, anti corruption measures, and state governance. Speakers including candidates from Columbia and nearby counties urge voting for reform, with focus on the dispensary system, education, and public welfare.
Eyewitness report from New York American correspondent details brutal killings in Bialystok. Soldiers and police allegedly aided rioters as women, children, and men were tortured and slain in multiple houses, with extensive property destruction and hundreds dead or wounded.
A shocking massacre in a Jewish town leaves many dead and wounded. Eyewitness reports describe brutal violence, the stripping of victims, and a scene of widespread devastation around an improvised hospital area. Investigators note organized atrocity with political implications and rising tensions.
The article critiques Senator Tillman's stance amid calls for reconciliation with South Carolina figures. It notes long standing tensions involving Secretary Tiiman and McLiuring, and references a visit by Prings Thenry. It portrays Tillman as cautious, avoiding fresh rifts while acknowledging past debates and possible remedies.
A garbled account mentions a violent episode with a buggy accident and a man surrendering and jailed. It also references long careers, retirement plans, a university connection, and several names including Thorlo, Adan Spies, Mina Boante, and Ant possibly tied to a manufacturing figure and a Mennonite group.
The Alabama led United Seed Growers Association session in Alabama discussed cotton seed rules for domestic and export use. Texas experts praised cotton seed meal as human and animal feed and as fertilizer, noting potential fiber recovery and new uses. A Washington dispatch touched on Bryan Roosevelt politics and a fatal electrical accident in Georgia.
A garbled report describes workers and rules about carrying bricks using wheelbarrows. It mentions prohibition of carrying bricks by any means other than wheelbarrows and implies a two-item limit per barrow. The exact date and names are unclear due to OCR errors.
A damaged OCR record describes a violent crime involving a Black man and a white woman, detailing entry to a room and assault actions. It notes a penitentiary term of nine hundred ninety nine years and references a grand jury and punishment, in a period-arca voice.
An 19th century patent medicine ad touts a cure for kidney and bladder ailments. It promises rapid relief from pain, frequent urination, and clouded urine, claiming to restore normal function and noting a price of 1.00. The piece also advertises a sale of various tools and a music organ catalog from Murray Drug Co, Columbia, S.C.
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