Lynching in Colleton County Shocks Area
A mobic lynching near Broxton Bridge Colleton County leaves two victims, an old woman and a young wife, stripped and beaten to death with a buggy whip. Four men including a physician face charges after a white jury convicts them of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Dee
Colleton County
Barnwell
Hampton Tines
Lijner
Broxton Township
Broxton Bridge
Ford
St. Nicholas Church
Barnwell County
Som Kerse
Thacewell
Botton
Broxtonford
Melis
Mama Honniah
Orate
Danweed
Ste
St. Tri Jbosthoe
Gover
Ehargine
Joint Tenilic Association Drafts New Management Slate
The oar of managers for the Joint Tralee Association outlines a slate including New York Central and Wadeon River Railroad with presidents and vice presidents named across multiple lines. A Board of Arbitration will comprise two railroad men and one lawyer, chosen by the Board of Control of association presidents, all disinterested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dee
New Joint
Tralee Association
New York Central
Wadeon River Railroid
Second View
Vayden
Eric
Foneth
Cochran
Wabash
Knight
Lehigh Wales
Thiprl View
John J. Garretts
Matimore
Ohio
Piret View
Ornand Smith
Big Four
Murry
Pennaylvania
Gray
Nesses
Thitebiurs
Larkiwianna
Grand Trunk of Canada
Board of Arbitration
Board of Control
Madura Sinker Report From Captain Patterson
Telegram from Captain Patterson of the Titish steamer Madura reports the vessel wrecked in mid ocean on November 28 while en route from Hawbourn to Portoval Cl. The survivor details reached Corunna Spain, confirming the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Patterson
Madura
Hawbourn
Port Oval
Corunna
Spain
Ocean
Pasha Takes Refuge in British Embassy in Constantinople
G Bold Pasha, President of the Council of State and former Grand Vizer, has sought sanctuary at the British Embassy in Constantinople amid fears of arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
G.bold Pasha
Council of State
Grand Viger
Post Office Scandal Reveals Mail Detention Negligence
In Fill River Massachusetts a substitute letter carrier is accused of gross negligence for withholding and concealing mail. Investigators found twelve bushels of undelivered nail matter hidden at the Armory and Central Fire engine house. Letters from Baltimore Philadelphia Glasgow and other cities were packed away, and a warrant was issued for Thomas A. Rason on charges of illegally detaining mail matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fill River
Mass
Gerry
Pire
Sullivan
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Glasgow
Ciontreal
Manchester
Meil
Westmaster Sullivan
United States
Boston
Thomas A A. Rason
Nomination Confirmed as Minister to Mexico Amid Senate Caucus Fight
In Washington on December 6 the Democratic Senatorial caucus confirmed Matt W. Ransom of North Carolina as Minister to Mexico. A nine member committee will assign Democratic members to committees, with three new names to be decided by Monday. The article notes potential shifts in committee chairmanships and political maneuvering over presidential nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Db. C
Senthlemedius
Matt. W. Ronsom
North Carolina
Mexico
Envcys
Semuer Gorman
Benators West
Blackburn
Congress
Cockrell
Dorris
Hlwckborn
Thee
Jones
Min
Pra Ten
Warris
Herauc Lers
Senate Debates Coinage and Cuba Policy Amid Sessions
The Senate debated coinage of silver and gold stockpiling with a 1 to index ratio, considered resolutions on Cuba Spain war recognition, and discussed amendments to rules and foreign relations. The session adjourned around 4 pm with executive business pending and resumes Monday.
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Washington
Dec
Senate
Mills
Chandler
Dubois (Rey
Idaho
Montana
Alante
Repo
Call
Gener
Spain
Cuba
Ira
Gallinge
United States
Alt
Hodtson
Rebels Driven as Spanish-British Spur Insurgent Retreat
reports from the battle say the rebels four thousand strong suffered heavy losses while Spanish and British forces, including Lt Churchill and Lt Jones, pursued the insurgents to Trilia-Chores. Rebel documents reveal plans of the so called Cohen Republic amid the clash near Cama-Juy.
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Dee
Colin Wader Cleeon Mand
Jonal Suarez Valdes
Nw- Virre
Ian Pigagement
Maximo Gomexz
Maven
Rm Junction
Forina
Tag Vilas
Cama- Juy
Cami
Winch Churchill
Stinloiph Cthuneet
Tornes
Cohan Republic
Aleve
Incensa
Sayas
Saya
Cleveland Warning Ad Vice Sparks Economic War Comment
The Post discusses President Cleveland's message to Congress and notes Germany's economic pressure on Jose, warning that if U S threats succeed both sides could retaliate equally, urging Germany to resist Cleveland's cautions.
Land seekers voyage toward Virginia Peninsula for settlement
A party of about fifty land seekers from Michigan and Nebraska, led by C. J. Hoyer and George J. Clark, passed through Ohio en route to the Peninsula division between the James and York rivers in Virginia to purchase large tracts of land. Last week a shipment of 2000 euros was bought near Norfolk for settlement by Scandinavian families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Na Syoiticn
Jost Homdl
Norloth
Cincinnati
Michigan
Nebraska
Oho
Sheherapecke and Ohio Railroad
Peninsula
James
York Rivers
Virginia
Lod
C. J. Hoyer
Clad Water
Mieh
Jorge J. Clark
Toledo
Norfolk
North Carolls
Ius Scandinavian Tumbles
Hotel Fire Claims Life at Croen Ville Near Hortonville
A blaze at the Croen Ville Hotel six miles east of Hortonville Wisconsin this morning killed William Kenuter an employee suffocated. Several medicine group members escaped by jumping from a second floor window wearing only night robes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortonville
Wis
Dee. F
Croen- Ville
Wiliam Kenuter
Ward and Ward Escape Tale From Memphis Thefts
The Port of Dallas and Central American chase involve A S Ward of Memphis linked to a barrel theft scheme. Chief Moseley reports Ward’s voluntary suspension and a Boston maker Bellon’s claim for $1,000. Ward asserts he fled aboard the City of Dallas to surrender, while officials question his whereabouts and motives. Ward’s alleged forgery, debts, and ownership stakes in a Memphis barrel and heading company color the dispute as legal action looms. Ward wields a $8, equal to $60 in American coin, to buy two ham sandwiches, then returns to his plantation plans in Mississippi. Ward remains defiant, denying criminal intent and claiming civil remedies will settle disputes.
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New Orleans
Dallay
A. S. Ward
Memphis
Moseley
Alene
Ward
Onlian
Beldon
Port Cortes
Bellon
Heldon
Jnsane
Dulas
Redon
America
Wag
Tie
Miteger
Memphis Barrel and Htealing Company
OEY
Memphis Barrell
Sam H
Jett
Dallas
Remise
Revival of Southern Industries Signals Growth Prospects
Special reports in the Manufacturers' Record indicate a clear revival trend in southern industry. Numerous ventures, including cotton rail enterprises, electric plants, mills, and timber operations, are planned or expanding in North and South regions. Investors from Western capital markets show growing interest as projects like paper mills, sugar and lumber facilities, and municipal utilities take shape in Mississippi, Texas, Georgia, and nearby states.
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Gallimore
Del
Maine
Choline & S100
Sol Covell
North Wihkshoro
Box Farbery
Choomhe Hehe
Corr Manufacturing Company organized in Taunton Mass
The Corr Manufacturing Company was organized with capital stock of 400000. It has bought a large tract of land in East Taunton for a 40000 spindle cotton mill and plans construction of No 2 omit to begin as soon as the mill is operating. The company aims to create the largest cotton plant in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timiinson
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Evarts
Devens
McVeugh
Eines Aistine
McVeagh
Treasury
Harmon
McVenagh
International Cottonness Company
Orleans
Sehnetider
Moreyv
Potton Press
Sehneider
Cotton Press Company
Carlisle
Ff Eise
Taunton
Mass
Corr Manufacturing Company
Blair Simpson charged with assault in Detroit area
Blair Simpson, police justice, was arrested and charged with criminal assault on Maude Wentland, a 14 year old girl. He pleaded not guilty and was remanded for examination with bail set at 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Dee
Blair Simpson
Maude Wentland
Ansl
Hall
Civil War Veterans Meet in New York City July 4 Celebration
A 19th century gathering in New York aims to unite Civil War veterans from both Union and Confederate sides. Key figures include Chauncey Depew and Col. Garnett, with plans for an executive committee and a permanent chairman after letters from many attendees were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mev. i
Sal
Maayan Strong
Chauncey
MM. Depew
Dindige
Martin T. McMahon
Andrew GG
Dick Ioan
Charles AL Dim
Amd
Mie
Thurhes A
Lompoly
Changs
Tran
Col Doh
Garnett
St. Poly
Keo
A. Wiinans
Bad Plier
John Kt
Pellows
Wr WR
Laws
Col Tt. Hoss
Wranels
Thomond
Alexander
Rovkefeller
M. Plamier
Tiffany
Louis Storm
Wot Cuties
Inusha Corbi
Morris KK
Jesup
J.T. Corry
Tene McAlpine
Gionanni Wulterfeld
Gerry
Thi Menting
Hewat
Wmder Olting
Agk
Bnt
Pernanwrtemo
Carroll
Untitled Confused Manuscript With Names and Places
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning individuals such as Peter Atuher and Dink Stuart, a Texas representative, a St James Motel relay, and a disputed matter around Ames and Chphott with unclear events and locations. The passage references a price claim of 8200000 and a proposed route of five miles of Mi Pano on Mexican soil, but details are obscured.
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New York
Peter Atuher
Wabert Mitzsininsoys
Texno
Vth
Mae Mobrnary
Dink Stuart
Texas
Rilsahinmons
Ad St
Mater
St James
Sturt
Wien
Sant
Iterox Society Relief Effort Discussed for Turkey
A formal resolution approved by the International Red Cross governing body plans relief work in Turkey during Vatontinke Relief Week. Miss Chute Hirten of Washington leads as chair for the mission to aid Turkish civilians under international supervision. Cooperation with foreign ministers and missionaries is urged to curb bloodshed while providing humanitarian aid through the Red Cross and Red Crescent framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toston
Dee SA
Arve Wan Board
Chute Hirten
Washington
Turkey
Ainditorna- Hong
Pharerorn
America
Areler Shin
Eter
United States Red Cross Organisation
Red Cross
The
Red Crescent
Richmond Supreme Court of Appeals Docket Roundup
The Richmond Supreme Court of Appeals handed down numerous cases from various circuits and courts. Dockets include Commonwealth v. Spooner’s executors, Allemed v. Cardwell, Writs of error denied or awarded, and petitions to rehear in several counties and cities.
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Richmond
Supreme Court of Appeals
Ly Jute
Iselth
Chenparke
Ghlu
Circuit Court of
TN Ammo
Amnel
Commonwealth
Chrowih Court
Jindlse
John W. Reilly
Crump Ve. Commonwealth
Flustings Court
Manchestar
Amined
Spooner
Wibb
Chreult
Albemarle
Allemed
My Jude
Cardwell
Marke
Shayer
Lpeuit
Hockingham
Receiver
Anderson
Corporation Court
Nortolle
Ry Jindee Joby A
Richmnan
AM Geal
Coorg M
Harrmaont
Scott County
Renerve
Pergawon & Dinter
Grottoon Company
Corporation Court of the Cty
Lynchburny
Athemed
Varrhs
Purneture Firm Fails In Big Local Bankruptcy
One of the nation’s largest furniture manufacturers for schools failed today with liabilities likely in the hundreds of thousands. The Bank of National demanded payment on two promissory notes due 2074, triggering the collapse. An assignee was appointed, with assets estimated around 46000 and liabilities about 400000.
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Chicnge
Dee
T.—A. A. Wodrews
Lobe National Bank
Dt Twa
Bank
Ope
Aimoniat
Apdrowa Ox Provident
Jotbrooke Wa
Chinel Stork
Dag
Med. A. Tolbrooke
Assieninon
Proayed in Voln for His Efe Threats End in Murder
An executive reward of 3200 was offered for the capture of Samuel Newland wanted for killing Frank Steelman in Lenoir county. The shooter confronted Steelman in his shoe shop after a threat with a knife and killed him. Newland fled. He is a member of a prominent local family and is believed to have fled toward Tennessee.
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Toleigh
N. C
Famuel Newland
Frank Steelman
Lenoir
Warnin
Hit Steelman
Ing Newlin
Iilker
Steelman
Arrests Report Involving Lame Horse Case
George Rappo white was arrested last night by Agent Moore of the 8 P O A charged with working a lame horse belonging to Charles Mallony. Charles Mitchell colored was arrested last night charged with theft from a horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rappo
Agent Moore
Charles Mallony
Charles Mitchell
President Plans Recreational Trip to North Carolina Sounds
Washington reports President promotes a brief recreation trip after completing writings. The party will travel from Washington to Cape Channel and head to Hate Teras where blinds are set for duck hunting with Captain Wilde of the Lighthouse Board. Duration unclear but likely five to seven days depending on conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clove
Wilde
Lighthong Board
Hateteras
Cape Channel
Balloting at Wan ton Episcopal Diocesan Convention
Washington December ballots for bishop fail on three votes as two thirds rule blocks choice. Clergymen and lay delegates debate high church influence and future conventions aim to elect Rev Randolph McKim or Dr Mekim, with results expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fori
Marvinn
Delaware
High Church
Morgan Dryx
New York
New York; 6 To Trev
John
Lindeaug
Boston
W. Tt. Buntington
Dr. Buntington
Dix
Lindsay
Gree
Randolph MicKim
Yuates
Mackay Smith
Mekim
Notorious physician sentenced for body snatching in Kansas
Sinnaus, a prominent physician from Tee Le Fox, Kansas, was found guilty of stealing Mas Bates's body and sentenced to three years in the penitentiary. The body was found at a Volon depot in Kansas City attached to a tronic used to display posters, suggesting involvement in body snatching. The Globe notes President Bieven’s Cuba message as a matter of serious importance.
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Sinnaus
Kan, Tee, le Fox
Mas Bates
Tronic
Volon
Kansas City
Tsidan
Madvid
Dee
Globe
Bieven Nae Mesange
Cuba
All-wool Fabrics Discounted At Local Store
Local shop advertises deep cuts on all-wool serges dress goods and wool blankets in a woolen department. Offers include reduced prices on fabrics and textiles with mentions of new stock and various colors. Shoppers urged to visit the store at the printed address for the sale.
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New Prileps
Woolan Parrete
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Whitney
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Iterox Society
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Chapman
Dixie Land Company
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Otterback
Couse
McVoleh
Mderinkgirator
Judee W. J. Staples
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Bass, Brown & Dated
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Wuntan
Come & Co
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