Lieutenant Governor Tillman Branded Untrue in Senate Ruling
South Carolina papers publish a competitive clash over Lieutenant Governor James H Tillman’s parliamentary ruling on a bill to bring domestic faws under the general Stock law. The dispute centers on whether a motion to indefinitely postpone is debatable, with Tillman citing Jeffersonian manuals and receiving support from national parliaments.
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Columbia
South Carolina
James HH
Tillman
Senate
Sheppard
Senate Committee On Rules
Blakendy
Jefferson
Committee On Rules
Preas
Mrye
United States Senate
Sendecaon
House of Representatives
Marquis of Queensberry
Columbia State
N. G. Gonzales
5. C
Wm. FP. Frye
Wankington
D. C
James H. ‘Tillman
D. B. Henderson
H. R.: Kindly Wire Me Is, In Your Opinion, A Motion To Indefinitely Pontponn
James H. Tillman
Chouse of Representatives
Tillman character under public scrutiny in South Carolina
A State newspaper prints a broadside alleging Lieutenant Governor James H. Tillman seeks the governorship and accuses him of misrepresenting parliamentary questions. It claims Tillman’s conduct and a Senate record tampering show a pattern of dishonor, urging readers to judge the seriousness of his fitness for office and future power. It also notes the reward and a medical ad unrelated to the political piece.
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James H. Tillman
South Carolina
Senate
Shim
Ilo
Democratic Party of
Committee On Rules
Tillman Uneroupon
The
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Tillman
Fryn
Henderson
Senate of
Sun
Jefferson
Jasua
Congress
Frye
Jim
Ruoker Announces Campaign for Congress in Anderson Race
The Anderson Mail reports that E M Ruoker Jr joins George E Prine as candidates for Congress in the forthcoming primary. Ruoker, a well known lawyer and former state legislator, vows an aggressive campaign citing a record on charter mortgages venue changes and Confederate pension provisions.
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Anderson Mail
Anderson
Congress
Qeo. E. Prine
M. M. Ruoker, Jr
Rucker
Florian
Union
Andérmon
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Cleveland
Nepal
Popnsylvania Railroad
Atlantic
Dallas welcomes Confederates as reunion plans advance
Gen George Moorman in Dallas reports the United Confederate Veterans reunion preparations are near complete with lodging tents at fairgrounds and buffalo meat dinners planned. He notes capacity to serve 66 000 meals daily, city lodging from 60 cents to 1 dollar, and no hotel rate hikes. Separate notices mention a Colored Suffrage Association meeting in Montgomery led by J W Giles and J S Julino to raise 2000 for Alabama constitutional effort, plus Crumpacker bill endorsement by Indiana Negroes.
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Dallas
Texas
George Moorman
John K. Gordon
United Confederate Veterans
Fin Grounds
Dallas Ia
Montgomery
Alabama
J. W. Giles
J. 8. Julino
Indiana
Trusts and Democrats in Banquet Speech Highlight Virginia Ties
At the Virginia Democratic Association banquet in Washington, leaders and visiting figures from multiple states denounced trusts and imperialism. Henry Watterson urged a united Democratic front against corporate power, while speakers criticized the Republican party and warned of a strong presidency. The event featured notable guests including Carmack, Nixon, Kitchin, and DeArmond, with a focus on the era’s political battles and sectional tensions.
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Virginia, Democratic Association
Metropolitan
Washington
D. G
Old Dominion
Virginia General Assembly
Montague
Daniel
Anderson
Robert N. Harper
Association
T. W. Bullock
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Senator Carmack
Tennessee
Lewis Nixon
Tammany Hall
W. W. Kitchin
North Carolina
DeArmond
Missouri
Congress
Virginia
Watterson
Xeoma
Todd
Trusta
Thos
Republican Party
Arma
Bia Couptey
Fegta
United States
Democratic unity and local candidacy notes in 1912 report
The piece discusses Democratic party unity on constitutional lines to restore trust, plus a Westminster Lodge resolution honoring Dr. W. T. L. McClure. It also lists numerous Anderson and nearby candidates for Congress and state offices, noting men like K. Prince and Elim. Tucker and potential runners from Abbeville, Newberry, and Oconee counties.
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Democratic Party
Lory Na
Andernon
Columbian
Aste
Mure
Congress
Sec
K. Prince
Elim. 2
M. Tucker
Try
Anderson Bar
Ood
Uccessor
Latimer
Mosars
Prince and Rucker
Eld
Brack Smith
Pickens
Abbeville County
W.N. Grayson
Wyatt Aiken
7 I L. McCalla
Lowndenville
Newberry County
G.T. Wyche
Mower Oy
Gaines Jmnul
Th McGhee
Groanswood
Solicitor Boys
Han
Conreas
Oconee
Lon
J. Verner
Change Through Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
An advertisement-style testimonial claims Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures stomach and liver diseases. It asserts relief from jaundice and general illness, describing improved digestion and nutrition, with references to liver, stomach, heart, and other organs restoration.
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Dr. Pierce
Gollen
Pirree
Gollon
West Va
Goarden
Jfoxer Pytlon
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