Governor Ellerbe and McSweeney Inaugurated in South Carolina
Governor William Ellerbe and Lieutenant Governor M. I. McSweeney were sworn in at a lengthy ceremony attended by hundreds, including women from colleges and Governor Ellerbe’s friends. The oath was administered after a long prayer, with remarks stressing reconciliation after partisan conflict and a pledge to govern for all South Carolinians.
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McLaurin Opposes Territorial Expansion and Imperial Policy
Senator McLaurin argues against acquiring and holding distant territories as a colonial policy. He warns expansion debates threaten republican government and public finances, favors updating constitutional rights for inhabitants, and cautions against a large imperial military strategy.
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A fragmentary note from a Missouri town speaks of a young group honoring Hobson’s memory. They travel back to the United States and vow to honor his legacy by a memorial gesture and rope ceremony.
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Legislative Proceedings Highlight Steering Bills and Gubernatorial Talks
The report outlines legislative activity with Wharton bill on transfer of bonds, a primary protection measure passed, and time limits on tax liens debated. It notes bills on court timing, county formation changes, and a prisoner exchange proposal, alongside Governor Ellerbe’s uncertain stance and looming gubernatorial questions and comments from Weston and others.
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Massive railroad contract awarded in Vincennes today
A large contract worth 10 million dollars was let by Col Albert Boone for building a double track line from Vincennes toward Jeffersonville with extensions into Kentucky Tennessee and Ohio. Work to begin May 1, 1890, with rapid construction planned and funds secured for immediate start.
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Double Tragedy in Polk County N C Fatal Knife and Gun Battle
A bloody midnight clash at Houaton Ruppo’s home near Timan Polk County NC ends with Robt Muntsinger and McCreary dead. Durham’s pistol misfires wounds him as Himmtinger dies later. The coroner’s inquest finds Muntsinger’s death caused by a knife. Durham surrendered to the sheriff awaiting trial.
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Confederate reunion plans spark a new Charleston auditorium
Preparations for a Confederate reunion center on a proposed permanent Charleston auditorium with steel and brick construction. The building aims for a 7 000 person capacity and will include committee rooms and auxiliary facilities, funded by a sizable outlay and supported by the executive committee and Atlanta advisers.
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