Stockade Scandal At Center Of County Court Inquiry
Proceedings in Ave derson court reveal a labor contraction scandal in Anderson county. Grand jury findings indicate multiple abuses by employers and agents, with investigations tracing to the farm and stockade networks. Details point to rigged workplaces, coercive payments, and calls for reform. Local officials express concern over impact on workers and future enforcement.
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Avederson
the News and Courier
Jean Koryo
Anderson County
Sual
Syston
Bote
Joe
Alford
Ube
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Olspukon
Ate
UfMhur
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Otha
Luboveys
Leis
Jaibinn
Atayid
Pratiisen
Wade
Sith Cavalli Miikeyor, Anitorsone
Hoa
Owen
Unc
Bern
Honwan KL Fwswapapers
Atviclly
Charleston Exposition funding dispute and local notes
A partially garbled letter from Governor McSweeney discusses the failed 328 000 appropriation for a Charleston South Carolina Exposition government building and exhibit. It argues funds could not be used for the expositions company and urges continued U S support for Charleston and broader national exposition goals.
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Kiovernor McSweeney
Charleston
8. C
Tiche
Congress
Hoon
Exposition Company
Anne
South Carolina
Texas Wonder Miracle Bottle Promises Health Cure
An old advertisement-like snippet touts a potion named Texas Wonder promising cures for various ailments. It mentions a distributor and a promotional event with a webinar, listing names and locations in a period-voice style, but the readable text is fragmented and garbled.
Senator Tillman Interviewed About Cuban Policy
Clemson College reports Senator Tillman was interviewed about attitudes toward Cuba and the Philippines, with remarks touching on McKinley era diplomacy and the Christmas Day caucus. He cited Republican and Democratic crosscurrents, the need to shield land and resources, and warned against carpetbagger policies while urging support for a Charleston exhibit and related college plans.
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Clemson College
Tilman
Clemson Board of Teciptoes
Atm
Duniocratia
Caban
Associated Press
Falanda
Amond Montiene
Mears
Hey
McKinley
Savcyhig
Cuba
Philippines
Charterton
Senate
Tilman Wartypa
Ani
Alf Alea
Auderson
Tin
Ty Conré
Lalted Stiles
Lesiila
Columbia Correapondengo
Conroy
Maral
Solates Habu
Thorilroad
CoNogo
Charleston
Clawson
Clomaon
Olbie Hato
Nynel Duin
Ex-President Benjamin Harrison Dies in Indianapolis
Indianapolis March 13 General Benjamin Harrison died this afternoon after a days long pneumonia. He was a veteran Civil War officer and Indiana politician who served as United States Senator and later president. The death ends a long public career marked by staunch Republican leadership and devout Presbyterian faith. Cleveland issued a tribute praising his patriotism and public service.
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Indiana
Benjamin Harrison
Slaterman
Anit Avyornl
Rishardaon
Benjamin Morrison
Benjamin Tarthon
Iidt
Virginia
Napoleon
Benjamin Tirrikon
Republican Party
Conkling
Blaine
Sherman
John Sherman
Daniel WY
Ben Tlarrison
Supreme Court of the
United States
Thmye
Ben Pil
Allen Tharman
Mate Carpenter
William MM. Mvarts
Lindy
Ili
Onoauh
Bin
Cleveland
Senate
Britain
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Minley
Harrison
Bk Wax Tac
Th Shonwin
Vhs
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Pablo
Dithie
Atlanta
Souvernor
Gol. Juve &. Orth
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Hove
Indiaapolia
Mit
Thirrison
Philippines
Porto
Rio Niul Cyl
Review Articoles
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John Scott Marrigan
North Bend
Ohio
Marmara’ College
Cincinnati
Miami University
State Supreme Court
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Upion
Seventieth
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Volunteers
Tiic Anopolis
Supreme Court
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Republann
Fie Cova Sor
Ilo
Mississippi Commission
Waa
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David Tarplas
Craven Cleveland
Ho Wa
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Diversify Your Crops and Caution on Cotton Planting
A letter urges farmers to diversify beyond cotton despite high prices. It warns that planting all cotton risks a future price drop and starvation of other crops. The writer advocates careful acreage planning, maintaining grain and bread crops to secure family sustenance.
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Corsicana Lynching Ends Crowds Witness Burning
Corsicana Texas March 18 John Trenderaon a colored man who killed Mrs Younger near her farm was burned at the courthouse square after a written confession. A mob forced guards back and a rail with oil was prepared. the prisoner died in flames as the crowd cheered. The slain husband Conway Younger attacked the killer with a knife amid the blaze. Nearby, a separate report from Shellman Georgia describes a white farmer killed by a negro, and a subsequent mob execution of the alleged killer.
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Corsicana
Texas
John Trenderaon
Indy
Corsican
Rine Reman
Houdayson
Henderson
Conwayr Younger
Mundvesen
Venderson
Handa
Menderson
Nenderson
Ula
Uiis
Citizona
Navarro
Belton
Bert Worth
Biker
Walo
Aileboro
Runta
Tonderson
Tiasen
Fort Worth
Tewan
Johnson Voung Oliver
Sommitheo
Oflcers
Mendelaon
Caratonya
Taras
Morest
Lamo
Mrs. Younger
Mra. Younger
Anderson
Leo French
Andrew Norris
Imade
Georgia
Shellinan
Sidney King
Hegro
Shartan Sairris
Tarris Anid
King
Kinge
Orients
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Maevis
Stin
Marvin
Arild
Pune
Jo Uinger
Baill Talley
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