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Marlboro Democrat in Bennettsville, South Carolina

20 Mar 1908

Page 5

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Marlboro Democrat

Location

Bennettsville, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1908

Page

5

Speech by James O Patterson on Federal courts power March 2 1908

Congressman James O Patterson denounces federal judges power in an 1908 House speech. He argues that federal courts threaten states rights by issuing injunctions and exceptions to state laws, contending Jeffersonian limits are eroded and urging repeal or reform of the judiciary’s expanded authority. He cites historical figures and the Kentucky and Virginia resolutions to illustrate concerns about centralized power.

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Fragmented Confrontation Over State Sovereignty and Federal Power

The text discusses debates on federal authority versus state rights, referencing Supreme Court concerns, Jeffersonian principles, and potential judicial and legislative actions. It notes fears that federal power could erode state sovereignty, and calls for protecting states from federal overreach while considering constitutional amendments and judiciary remedies.

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Lanest aint Showkest Days Across Several Cities

The text lists long days in multiple locations including London Trenton Hues Dankile Ab Hotorahurg Poried Pin Ji and Wardhuey Norway. It notes the longest days stretch from May 21 to July 22 in Norway and three and a half months in Spitzbargen, with various hours per day across sites.

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Dispensary Commission Chairman Questions Disputed Expenses

Testimony Thursday questioned expense accounts and per diem for Mr J P Arthur a dispensary board member and receiver. Inquiry cited voucher 211 showing 13 days in March and mileage from Richmond to meet the board with unclear justification. Governor Angel has not acted and records withheld from press while Arthur has not attended meetings.

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W. J. Murray Ldispensary Commission I Arthur Pritchard Angel Arthur W. 7. Blovenson J. P. Arthur Focona Richmond Reymond Union Columbia
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Mills Shutting Down Across New England Mills and factories suspend operations

Thousands of workers in New England face layoffs as several mills and factories pause production after months of downturn. Some facilities plan temporary reopenings while others remain closed amid weak demand and rising costs.

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Mills Cut Schedules Across New England In 19th Century Strike

Across towns BW Bo and Te Knishi mills and others reduce operation to four days a week or less. Putnam Manufacturing and Nightingale Powhattan plants, with thousands of workers, slash to three quarters or four days. Edwards at An-bust Milne employs 1,000. Whitin machine shop and Chicopee mills trim hours. Salem and surrounding mills follow suit, affecting hundreds of workers.

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Te Knishi Putnam Manufacturing Company E Hs Nightingale and Powhattan Mills Putnam Goun Edwards An- Bust Milne Whitin Whitinville Miwii Chicopee Dwish Mills Salmon Falls Salem
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Colored man charged with forging order to collect pay

Waller to Freeman, a colored man, faced a serious charge after a forged order was used to attempt payment to Twabella Canthen, a student at the State College. The case, led by Assistant U.S. Attorney A. Lathrop and with defense by President H. B. Miller of the State Colored College, moves toward trial as bail is set and the suspect remains jailed in Orangeburg.

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