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Washington
Tillman
South Carolina
Hill
Democratic Party
David B. Hill
Hall
Mr. Hill
Senate
United States
Bryan
Clemson College Trustees Report Shows Growth and Duties
Clemson trustees report in Columbia outlines a July balance of 11081.43 after six months of expenses, new barracks for 446 students costing 30582.82, rising attendance with 519 matriculations, praise for President Moll and Commandant Sirmeyer, no student deaths, and successful entomology veterinary and phosphate work. Fremont fires destroy Tromer Extract of Malt and Christy Knife plants, injure others, with 300000 loss and 150 job losses. local praise for Greenville News editor change. J K Blackman to depart, D I Russell to succeed.
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Columbia
S. C
Clemson Trustees
Moll
Sirmeyér
Hing
Fremont
Ohio
Tromer Extract of Malt
Christy Knife Company
A. D. Tock
John Young
T. S. Schumy Bros
Greenville News
Law on Hunting and Agricultural Liens in 19th Century Codes
The Abbeville Press reprints sections from the criminal code and lien laws regarding illegal hunting on another’s lands, penalties for night hunting with fire, fines, jail terms, and civil actions. It also outlines advanced and priority agricultural liens for landlords and laborers, and the sequence of lien payments under the Civil Code provisions.
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Abbeville
Miners Die as Dynamite Explodes at Wilkesbarre Shaft
A box of dynamite fell into a shaft at Lehigh and Wilkesbarre colliery No 6 this morning causing a blast. Five killed initially and many injured. Later reports say more deaths and entombed miners, with rescuers hindered by fire damp. The South Wilkesbarre mine is noted as highly gaseous.
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Wilkesbarre
Lehigh and
Mber
South Wilkesbarre
Dr Miles Nervine Restores Mattie Pillaps From Morphine
A Prescott Arizona woman testifies to curing morphine addiction after three years of nervous prostration with Dr Miles Restorative Nervine. She describes grim dependence on morphine, the turning point upon reading the ad, and five bottles leading to recovery. All druggists sell the first bottle with a free book offered by Dr Miles Medical Co.
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Dr. Miles
Tegel
Thad
Mattie Piillaps
Prescott, Arle
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Ellehart
Ind
Arizona wintering in Safford offers health gains and faith notes
In Safford Arizona Rev C Wardlaw writes readers about a year there with improving health and hopes to say this is an ideal wintering place climatically. He praises irrigation from the Gila River, orchard fruit, and mentions floaters of Mormonism, the Constitution's anti polygamy aim, and local faith life.
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Safford
Arizona
Kaat
Southonat
Gila
Hela
Ame’can
Ila
Ancona
Georgia
Texas
Amon
Rose
Arizon
United States
Utah
South Carolina
Graham Mountains
Rev. C. Wardlaw
Anderson Intelligencer
Which Nassau New York Viva Ms 08
Which Nassau New York entry appears as a fragment with unclear context. The text lists words like Which which and New York associations but lacks a complete event, date, or identifiable entities to form a full article card.
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Viva
Nassau
New York
Nast Dies at His Post in Guayaquil Ecuador December
Consul General Thomas Nast died at noon after three days of yellow fever illness. He was buried at 6 pm, with attendance by the governor, consular corps, the American colony, and friends. Nast, called the Father of American Caricature, was born in 1810 at Landau Bavaria and rose to fame in Harper's Weekly through Civil War era political cartoons.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Thomas Nast
Guayaguil
Landau
Bavaria
New York
Nast
Lesley
England
New York Illustrated News
Italy
Mazzini
Garibaldi
Sicily
Kingdom of
United States
Harper's Weekly
Lincoln
Tweed
Grant
Old Newberry Methodists Open 117th Session
The South Carolina Conference of the Methodist Church began its 117th annual session at Central Methodist Church Newberry with Bishop W W Duncan presiding. Reports show growing membership and increased church work including missions and education. discussions include removal of Columbia Female College and finances for superannuated preachers and various missions.
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Newberry
News and Courier
South Carolina
the Methodist Church, South
Central Methodist Church
W. S. Herbert
Charleston
Thomas Coke
Asbury
Duncan
Robert A. Paine
Paul A. Mr. Williams
Nin George F. Pierce
Francis Asbury Mood
Bishop Wightman
Wm. ©. Power
Old Methodist Church
Methodists
W. W. Duncan
Board of Mission
W. I. Herbert
T. Griggs Herbert
Leesville
Columbia Female College
Laurens
Greenwood
J. F. Lyon
Tulane
Pendleton
Clemson
Rural conference funds and a church building appeal
The conference endorsed a resolution to raise funds for a church in a rural area, with a $400 bequest from Misa H. Ellen Richway to be distributed among superannuated preachers. Ten conference members and one retiring preacher have died, including Rev. T. Ligon. pallbearers listed. A separate item notes Gov. Aycock ordering a Perquimans County term to try Jim Wilcox for murder.
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A. Frank Berry
James 8. Porter
Frederick Auld
0. Loyal
J. Thomas Pate
Thomas’ G. Herbert
Jamoa F. Smith
J. M. Hamor
Wilcox
Raleigh
N. C
Aycock
Perquimans County Superior Court
Judge Council
Jim Wilcox
Nellie Cropsey
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Blackman
Anderson People’s Advocate
Anderson Daily Mail
Tic
Nervine
Lotier
Erman Kall
Santana Fartilon
K Imperial
Sestian
Ester
Nureorles
Berlin
Tillman Tals
Tix Courter
Savannah, GA
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Southern Cotton Om. Co
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Ballard
Seneca
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