Justice and politics stir senate over Colonel Stewart case
In a charged senate speech on Tuesday Senator Rayner attacks the president for banishing Colonel Stewart to a remote post. The piece claims Stewart is persona non grata at the White House, notes a hostile court finding him unfit, and calls for a full investigation. The column criticizes leadership and advocates a primary system to select delegates for Denver, arguing uninstructed delegates better reflect public will.
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Rayner
Senate
Stewart
Sergion
Col
White House
Russia
Daing
Lis
Roosevoll
Uicanity
Con. Bless
Col Poel Stewart
Valles
Editorial Reflection on Bryan Support in Orangeburg
The Marlboro County Democrat critiques The Times and Democrat for devoting editorial space to William Jennings Bryan. It argues delegates should be free to vote at the Denver convention without being bound by instructions while noting mixed local support for Bryan among Orangeburg Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oransebuige Hines Aul Pen Sorul
Nowe
Oolirier
Bryan
Orangeburg Democrats
Orangeburg
Times and
Democrat
Wo Bryan
Toisa
Manly Fulley
Denver
Marlboro County
The College Graduate Commencement Reflections
A reflective piece on graduation as life’s turning point. It urges students to prepare for life after college, noting the emotional and practical shifts from campus to work, friendships to new networks, and the daily needs of adult life. It emphasizes self reliance and steady choices to meet future challenges.
College ideals tested by business relations in life
The piece argues college teaches brotherly love and fair dealing but real life often reveals people behaving differently in business. It cautions graduates to cling to college lessons to build a firm foundation despite worldly differences.
A Glimpse of Wartime Politics and Murder Trial Hype
Fragmented text hints at political alignments involving Cleveland and Bryan era figures, plus a sensational note about a murder case. It references debates on nominations, party figures, and a looming election, with a violent murder claim as a perverse remedy theme.
Pee Dee Chapter Meeting with Readings and Refreshments
The Pee Dee Chapter was entertained by Mrs WH Ellerhe at its last meeting. A planned program pleased attendees, highlighted by a reading from Kuiekebouker’s history of New York by Mrs Itlerbe. After business, the hostess served refreshments as members socialized. The group adjourned to visit with Mrs Il Maackson in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellerhe
Kuiekeboukers History of
New York
Itlerbe
Neil Adonpe
Voret Apni
Il Maackson
Officers for the Coming Year Promise Pleasant Morning
A report notes the forthcoming year will include a regular program and orderly officers, signaling another pleasant and profitable morning for attendees and participants.
Commencement at McColl High School May 17 19 08
The Advocate records the McColl High School commencement invitation for May 17 to 19, 1908 at McColl South Carolina. The programme lists readings and recitals by A Jones and Bens Jhetteville, a plane recital, a mock debate, and a Munsonian literary society session. Diplomas and medals will be awarded to graduates including Mayeord, Rath Pipkin, Sallie Williker, Charles Gibson, and James Melanin, with mw Riemburg’s orchestra from Wayetteville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McColl High School
McColl
South Carolina
Keyoc A Jones
Bens Jhettaville
Muphonian Literary Sociely
Quorryer
Law Gill
United States Congress
Trikl Robinson
Kath Pipkin
Magy Ward
Gertrude Morrison
James Melanin
Miyne
Remburg's Orchestra
Wayetteville, Ny
Bennettsville Triumph Over Red Springs in Double Showdown
Bennettsville defeated Red Springs in both games on Saturday. Final scores had Bennettsville 16 Red Springs 4 in one, and a 8 to 7 walkover in the other with Covington and Pate excelling on the mound and in battery work.
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Ro Springs
Bennettsville
Pat Hhall
Red Springs
Covington
Huie
Hatteries
Covington and Pate
Buie
Mail Service Schedules Between Atlanti Ga and Hamlet and Jacksonville
Under current schedules the Postal Service outlines daily middle point arrangements between the Atlantic Division office and Hamlet and Jacksonville. Train 66 at 7:00 AM polishes Hawalet Jackson ville route daily except Sunday. Train 64 at 7:00 PM handles Lin Jet Jacksonville segment except Sunday. further details follow.
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Ofice
Atlanti
Postimster
Bennettsville
Hamlet
Dackbonville
Kolloele
Hawalet &Acksonville
Lin Jet & Jacksonville
New rifle and uniform arrivals noted for drills and pouches
The notice states train 6L at 945 AM will deliver pouches from Hamlet and Jacksonville train 43. All other pouch exchanges between the office and Hamlet Jacksonville RPO are discontinued. Also announces rifles on hand and uniforms arriving soon with drills held every Tuesday and all to be on hand.
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Hamlet
Jacksonville
N.G.S
Wandering Workers A Glimpse Of Global Travel For Mechanics
The article describes how skilled mechanics like to travel the world for work. It notes the appeal of jobs from Europe to Cairo and beyond, with many pursuing distant expeditions for profitable wages. It highlights the allure of roaming crews, the challenges of long voyages, and the lure of steady, if risky, travel during peak seasons.
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New York
Wordenierer
Vartons Jans Aid Cement Euler
LE Oller
Chicawe
Branelsen
Tralia
Cairo
Funeral customs and family duties in a death tale
Fragmentary reminiscence recounts customs around funerals where relatives and friends attend and proper behavior amid a death. It mentions a will, a desire to attend a function, and dispatching polite staff to the home to observe proprieties. The piece references old regional practices and social expectations.
Grand Visit for an Old Man in McColl May 1908
An elderly writer recalls a memorable day in McColl on May 8 1908. He thanks friends for warm greetings and reflects on a life of toil and pleasure, noting the significance of this final grand visit.
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Chaucer
McColl
Pleasant visit to McColl from Joel Covington
Joel Covington writes from Marlboro County South Carolina May 9 1908 praising the town of McColl. He notes friendly reception and beautiful surroundings as he reflects on life and gratitude for kind neighbors and good air during a brief stay. He signs off hopeful for more time to enjoy life among friends.
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Worthy Democrat
McColl
Indy
McGoll
Eelie
Joel Covington
Marlboro County Sc
Commencement at Chicora and graduate list of Nasica
Invitations are sent for Chicora College commencement May 28 to 27. The graduating class includes Miss Minn Kinard Addison and many others from South Carolina towns. The program features sermons by Ch arlotte preacher Janes and Yorkville pastor Gillespie with events from May 5 to May 7 including receptions, alumnae meeting, class day, and the graduating exercises with Rev Samuel M Smith delivering the literary address.
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Greenvine
Chicart College
Nasic
Minn Kinard Addison
Chappells
Lalla Malinda Ballenger
Richland
Ellen Piedmont
Fannie Cleveland Davis
Greonvilla
Sarah Winn Evans
Abbeville
Lucy Robinson Evans
Clemson College
C.D
Mary Rebecca Fimagean
Clover
Nellie League Grifin
Greenville
Annie Downs Kilore
Woodpork
Ruby Therosnithe
Carmesville
Louise Blanche Miller
Martin
Drugilla Young Means
Moore
Blanche Rose
Tamonaville
Bos
Robert Barnet Spratt
Fort Mill
S.C
Annie Elizabeth Wilkinson
LB. A
Lutie Young
Laurens
Jennne Young
Laurin
S. O
B.S
Mannie Coots
Rooklin St. Charles
Cle
Mi Marie Brewer
Wershuwy
Anne Chilthiess
Licuriis
Taveile Chinninglan
Sititeis S. O
Nowie Annies
Mary Victoria Keble
Ron el Gillespie
Yorkville
A. G
Youngs
Wao
Christin Association
College Parelors
Department of Expression
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Fay
College of Life
Tin
Tite
Pyatessor
Cole
Ulty
Mise Guinness
Merry Widow
Pesident
Istriteblons
Soowreas
Taghes Sigs Wat
Villman
Tetus
Grover Cleveland
Conpgeesspian
Sone
Wilhiwin
Ueilin
Han
Gardenne
Pee Dee
Nome
Mes
Kked Springs
Wali
Spwliies
Berit
Hativiness
Hhelony Conwidl
Pane
Rev Syvinies
Cooly Bovin
Ghpe
Valine Seelouty
Maalishy
Maalbsby
Prete
Oyen Pamese
Bennettaville
Rivers
Bennettyville
Red
And
Cealan
Melis
Crowell
Maultsby
Hinson
Pate
Hennettsville
Dd Ordaya
Utah
Lee
Gente Lipo
Chicora
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