Cuban district posts reform plan amid jokes and danger
A stranger in Havana describes organizing a city government under Major General Ludlow. He outlines plans for police, courts, and civil life while noting high prices, wary locals, and South Carolina ties. Separate North Carolina gossip reports a hanging incident at a local barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia
Gary Vivans
Cuba
Uut
South Carolina
Ludlow
Havana
Dowa
Jepater
Major Byanwwinhen
Vast Gold Production Prompts Global Comparisons
The report cites the Engineering and Mining Journal on gold output for the year, noting nearly 60,006,000 dollars in production, surpassing 1897 and all prior records. It compares world totals and historical averages, highlighting California discoveries, shifts in mining output, and the rapid rise of gold properties in Africa and Australia due to better ore extraction methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gutoro
California
Aixdoveries
Shy Averiyse
Africa
Australia
Atlanta Journal
Revival honors Timrod with memorial volume plans
Efforts to elevate Henry Timrod are under way as a memorial association plans publication of his poetry in a complete volume with a portrait. Charleston events feature an address by President Woodward of South Carolina University during April under the association’s auspices. Funding and profits will aid a public memorial, with Newry and other South Carolina figures contributing to the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Timrod
South Carolina
Thea
Woodward
South Carolina University
Charleston Lyceum
Jottora
Win. A. Conetonny
Newry
Pluvad
Houghton, Allen & Co
Benton
New VT
Youle
Chicago
Phe Association
Kowal
Hove Chayming Pou
Natlon
Giftad Pool
Ostobor Deh
Rod
Ten
Toney
Aoatat
Kithering
Aoaton
Charleston
Mall
Howry
Timrod
Staten
Century Magazine
Pin
Faye
Controversy Over Old Stone Church Fence Raises Public Appeal
A letter from residents and committee members urges funding for a fence around the Old Stone Church graveyard, citing heritage and patriotic duty. The appeal condemns apathy and calls for contributions to Rev. S. Rold of Pendleton S. C. while detailing historical ties to natives and veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Stone Church
Bluibling
Pendleton
Fenos Buinnilltes
Andorsan
Tomlon
Wigland
Trotand
Erands
Gorsmxay
Scotland
Belelun
Swoodan
South Carolina
Godrpla
Charlonton
Han
Anny
Hith
Jawa
Thin Min
Porlapa
Pondioton
Prohibition and local option talk dominates Featherstone view
Featherstone's opinion argues dispensary repeals and unity between Prohibitionists and local option backers as the path forward. He notes liquor-legislation talk, urges cooperation to shape a constitutional amendment, and reflects on political currents in the state legislature and voting trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.C. Weatherstone
Unnrana
Colasina
Wentherstone
Ellerbe
Ola
Featherstone
General Assembly
Wan
Spanish troop voyage fuels mutiny and starvation report
Descriptions from January report in Mayniv recount mutiny aboard the Barcelona bound steamer Cachomire. Troops faced hunger nearly starving, killed a ram, and ate it raw. Forty seven men died of starvation during the voyage and 124 more were landed in Barcelona in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itorrora
Opalipa
Mayniv
Roforma
Nboves
Atonmabip
Barcelona
Fragmented political rant on anti annexation tone and figures
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and labels such as New York Prom Republican and expansionist figures, with condemnatory phrases about morbid pervert political miscreants and a sweeping critique of annexation stance. Mentions Leguascel Tone Ifnlo Veab Tillman Mow Gigland Two Yankee Republicana and two Southern Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tfoor
Willman
Dighonor
Leguascel Tone
Ifnlo
Veab
Tillman
Gigland
Carolina
Miouris
Yankee Republicana
New York Republiana
Strike Ends at Augusta Cotton Mill After Nine Weeks
Auguste January 26 The strike in the Augusta district cotton mill ends as operatives return to work tomorrow at reduced wages after nine weeks of idleness. About 4 000 hands were involved. concessions include rent and fuel changes but details are not given tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yi Press i Avauana
Gay
Auguata
Passage of Nicaraguan Canal Bill Sparks Canal Debate
The article discusses the Maritime Canal Company push for a government financed Nicaraguan canal. A Senate bill would grant 5 million dollars for rights and bonds while limiting government liability. Debate centers on control, potential construction within six years, and navigational rights between the Atlantic and Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicaragu
Maritime Canal Company
Nicarague Canal
Senate
Atock
Nionon- Auo
Conta Rica
Annal Ruil Bolunge Onaupl
Iysalng
Voosol
Proparty
Nao Iiha
Moneyn
Mroatdout
United Stater
Ricarngun
Conty Rien
Cougrana
Ita
Hole
Pacific
Mowragia
Buoh
Uw Maritime Canal Company
Nisamiqua
Maritima Canal Company
Hayo
Scngland Lins
Tom Bulwer
Mronoh
Panama
Presbyterians in New York follow Evangelical Episcopal shift
A garbled report suggests many Presbyterians in New York and beyond are joining an Episcopal shift led by figures like Avigga and Rhiodle. The piece hints at dissatisfaction with Houshyturioniant and Calvinist dissipation, while noting broad public objection and shifting church affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New ‘York
Debated Church Aid and National Debt Figures
A fragmentary report discusses Protestant and Catholic church funding, Congressional opposition to appropriations, and a claim that U S debt totals reached 1 086 billion with rising interest. It mentions figures tied to Catholic and Protestant concerns, and General Woodliff’s view on manpower needs for defense and governance.
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GABA
Evquy Glyes
North Carolina
Zake Taukins
Bob Willian
Venius
Sighe
Marken Hivve
Rome
Dudu
Jane
Trallan Indi
Biel
Aday
Sete
Anmlidulor
Teyjgulatuea
Avnulan
Geo
Plave
Nai Gauorallga
Chenay & Co
Kirtan
Toledo
Hn Syatow
Prico
Hall
China
Ouseranoods
Merny
Pitts
Choehildd
Matel
Irita Githior
Helen the Mon
bin Godess
Tharod
Gilmany
Aolan
Batis Ure
Sal
Dai
Voret
Wasinimox
Aun
United Stataa
Cincinnati
Hood
Paris
Marocaatod
Ila
Santiago
Cortalineiny
Porta Rien
Geneva
Vonililkona
McKintoy
Benatora
Waminaron
Dayli
Tirat
Lbwan
Benator Lavin
Manitary
Manly
Uist
Tha
Antias
Sonat
Alg
Wali
M.A. Shumoun
Anthu
Sveitons
Elmimoann
Ann Tienott
Aguinido
Boolira
Get Publiaa
Wilipilloay
Congean
Malolon
Aguinaldo
Armoricans
Cavito
Adda
Dofonna
Tonto
Pilipino
Sonferonon Horn
Philippinan
Grobnvilla Nawa
Mokeley
Ruvsila
Tere Looper
Pickens County
Wiangaroy
N. C
United States
Hanna
Violet
Macy
Witnensem
Juana Loorun
South Carolina Cavalry
Wihuington
M.C
Cura
Lagi
Natromaly diManlt
Ayers
Nixon
Ocrerent
Gilgen
Haed Fregen
Gomes
Mr. Loara
la Golly
York
Helio & Inkge
Pbre Pons
Kohool
Jogie
Gorrse
Werda
Alyrayé
Wobhibu
Pennsylvania
Seeratha
Archbiahopa
Hannon
Congroun
Ible
Lerman
Layla Fox
Huppert of
Rownta Catholic
Uteh
Botilo
Bonn
Tom Mamtkuoe
Virginia
Hue Wether
Tnty
Hanahan
Tony Hyunes
Ganeral Woodlitt
Gila
Ifo
Adyoral
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