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Newspaper
Pickens Keowee Courier
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1900
Page
4
The Meetwee Courier prints every Wednesday morning. Rates and subscription details are listed, with advertising charges described as reasonable. The text covers personal communications and obituaries, indicating a per word charge and payment terms.
The New York Journal cites Senator Morgan urging deployment of 100000 volunteers to occupy Limón and prevent American citizens in China from being harmed. He warns against provoking other powers and argues for a bold unilateral action to defend American rights and avoid entangling alliances.
The readable portion presents a jumble of garbled words and nonstandard phrases. Named entities, dates, and locations are not recoverable, making it impossible to derive a coherent event, person, or organization from the fragment.
The piece argues a Col Hoyt victory would not abolish the dispensary or open bars. It contends a governor cannot change the law, and a prohibitionist governor would rely on legislators. The author questions political motives and discusses public sentiment against reopening saloons, citing constitutional hurdles and party dynamics.
Report notes Us Tool backing for the Black Diamond Railroad in England and the looming return of investors. Dickinson and Kirkby face scrutiny over alleged missteps as they pursue capital and a charter. Public doubt grows about trust and the fate of the project and its backers.
Rules governing party primaries outline member qualifications, voting eligibility, oath pledges, and enforcement. It details age, race restrictions, candidate listings, ballot handling, and certification by county committees. It also covers election timing, counting, contest procedures, and reporting to state authorities.
Corny of Une on the Democratic primary process outlines nomination rules and precinct procedures for the August 1, 1900 election. Local counties detail two highest candidates advancing, vacancy handling, and county chair guidance, amid reports of school progress at Double Springs and Whetsone districts. Community notes mention county executive activities, road and farm updates, and a change of watchman for the area.
The text depicts a turbulent era with mentions of social democratic forces, hidden manipulations, widespread dissent across states, and a looming battle over liberty. It invokes leaders, cities, and revolutionary rhetoric, signaling a pivotal struggle between regime and revolt.
An old advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat and relieves indigestion heartburn and other stomach troubles. It features bold claims of instant relief and complete digestion with a consumer offer and a Chicago address for free samples.
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