Great U O V Reunion Plans Parade in Charleston
The South Carolina Division United Confederate Veterans issues orders for the May 10 1800 parade in Charleston with divisions forming along Meeting Street. Commanders include Gen Ashavy Coward the chief marshal and Col Zimmernan Davis leading the first Brigade. A call is made for Confederate battle flags and survivors to parade with colors.
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South Carolina
United Confederate Veterans
General Oder Nott
United Confederata Volterra
Charleston
Meeting Street
Wirat
Ht. Michaels Alley
Hoard
Comaraniders
Gelook
Ashavy Coward
Zimmernan Davis
Gowlon
Edward McCrury
South Battery
Mowing Street
Mayo
South Mattery
Moray
Mivat
South Coralina Regiment
Voluteers
Colona
Palmetto
Gal. d. Dy
Market Hall
Xuiff
L Division
A.S
Pew
J. W. Shand
Judge Advocate General
J. Waller Lyon
Iniahom Tasell
Brooks
Baying
Htl" Sparkman
Reed Stoney
Tavis Wariern
Com
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V. Dvsness
Ge Tosanssy Amdjt
Not Cheap Goods, Good Good is Cheap
Local retailer advertises remnant summer lawns at sacrifice prices this week. Emphasizes best value and pleasing every customer while inviting shoppers to inspect the small lot.
Knights of Honor session notes and figures from Columbia
The Knights of Honor held their twenty third annual session in Columbia on April 21 1900. J W Todd of London elected Grand Dictator and a board was tasked with extending benefits and protection while detailing payments and membership figures across states including Texas and South Carolina. The report notes 88000 current members and substantial benefit payments, with local lodge aid after a fire and various officers installed.
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Yoo
J. We Todd
London
Grand Lodge
Maut
Columbia
Hiratorigl Orfer
Grand Lodge of Knights of
T 'Conor
South Carolina
Riad Tenatees
Xen
Boxinens
Boxinens Abil the Sum of $1,200 Was Placed At the Disposal of the Advisory Board
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Ordor
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Columbia Lodge
Teason
J. W. Gohee
Philadelphia
Dar
Me. Goheen
An Prema
United States
Knights of Tower
Hourera
Texas Hig
VW. A. Enpleton
Abbeville
Grand Datator
Wy Seneca
Grand View
M. 1
Ken ‘Wly
Charlanton
Vernon, Wellford
Grand Hopertor
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Trogsiword
Robartson
Albovilly
Grand Cbplain
Wuiat
Ilisleville
Hweyourm
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Hamp
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Do. Vandi
Pedd
Na Tawa
Pompe GA
G. Waller
Pt Wataa
Cqualuobayar
Seston
Reavers
Trenties
Sitch
Ani
Fragmented Readable Text From Local Note
Fragmentary OCR text references North Carolina, labor, profits per acre, and various crops with unclear figures. The passage is garbled, listing prices for wheat tobacco sweet potatoes potatoes hay flax and other items, but lacks coherent context or complete facts. No clear event, date, or named entities beyond generic place and crop terms.
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North Carolina
aLement
London opinion on US war in the Philippines
A London observer denounces the United States for waging war in the Philippines, likening Aguinaldo to Washington and accusing US leaders, trusts, and the president of tyranny. It condemns annexation, calls for peace, and warns of revolutionary potential and economic motives behind American policy.
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United States
Aguinaldo
Washington
Masa
Bowen
Arma
Anti-Imperialiatiobeague
Philippines
Lyotheon
Counry
Reynold
London
Sosharan
England
Kuglant
Sininnd Exrepy
Cauetion
Paris
Champions of Liberty
Spain
Amorica
Apuinaldo
Warahngton
Pio
America
Mckinley
China
Europe
Kuydland
Stead
Pha
Ser Yon
McKin
Toy
All-Tired Out and Cotton Debate Surfaces
An article cites an American ads pamphlet praising Ayer's sarsaparilla as a remedy while a Liverpool visitor cites Texas as the rising cotton power. The State warns South Carolina farmers about competition, drouth risk, and rising costs, urging caution as Texas might surpass the South in cotton output.
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Ayer CO
Lavett
South Carolina
Liverpool
Washington
A. J. Ilgood
Carolinas
Georgia
Mabuina
Texas
Texan
Farmora
South Garis Link
Alabama to debate calling a constitutional convention
The State of Alabama plans to revisit the question of a constitutional convention. A previously stalled convention may be revived as the governor considers summoning an extra session of the legislature to pursue the convention effort.
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Alabama
Merits of Sorghum Cane and Sugar Industry Growth
A local discussion highlights sorghum as a profitable crop with hidden value in cane juice and molasses. W S Wilkerson of Mighory Grove shares long experience, noting past booms, recent declines, and the potential for a sorghum making plant, byproducts, and hog feed. He argues for expanding sorghum area, improving molasses quality, and marketing surplus sugar-rich syrup to boost local agriculture and provide additional income.
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Aviva
W.S. Wilkerson
Mighory Grove
Wilkergon
Wilkerson
Enquirer
Wilkurson
Yorkville
Duesday
Vane Charometor
Ivan Twainmont
Tns
Nolagven
Mr. Wilkerson
Yorkville Enquirer
W. Rawk
Beattie Kansas Elects Women Led Ticket in City Race
In Beattie Kansas the recent municipal election produced a women headed ticket that won the mayoralty and council seats. The winning slate includes Mrs Boarehlight Mrs Stahl Mrs Kirin Mrs Watkins while Myre Motion was elected mayor. Gains marked a shift as female candidates achieved the victory over the men’s ticket.
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Beattie
Kansas
Mans Myre
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