Proposed South Carolina amendment to abolish township corporations
Voters in Dunklin Oak Lawn Cokesbury Ninety Six Codper Sullivan Hussett Pine Grove urged support for a constitutional amendment to end township corporate existence. They claim bonds for an unrealized railroad were illegally issued, seek relief from debt and tax burdens, and cite state and federal court decisions as justification for abolishing township entities and nullifying their obligations.
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South Carolina
Dunklin
Oak Lawn
Greenville
Cokesbury
Codper
Greenwood
Sullivan
Laurens
Hussett
Pine Grove
Saluda
Townships
Supreme Court of Mth Carolina
Oid
Supreme Court of
Congaree Construction
Columbia
Supreme Court of the United States
Nolaom Va
U.S
Gil
Floyd Ye
Perrin
Supreme Court of the
United States
Pach
Greenville and Vort Royal Mailroad Company
Lowanhipa
Tte
Womet
Sionerd
Viriols
Floyd Ye. Perrin
United States Cort
Owl Lawn
Greenville County
Cokenbury
Andencea
Feders Courts
C. D. Smith
L. T. E. Daniel
Jesse J
French
V. D. Napkine
W. A. McKelvey
Geo. W. Sullivan
W. Nichols
John W. Beeks
Ocono
Wonan
Arend
General Assembly
Dankdin
Oaklawn
Gokenbuny
Jaws Tin Miles' Wervine Claimed Helpful for Epilepsy
An old testimonial section extols Ner vine remedies for epilepsy with reports of patients improving after the first dose. A caregiver recounts a wife’s history of severe seizures, treatments, and eventual partial relief following Ner vine and other cures, amid advertisements for Dr. Mitek’s Restorative products and medical suppliers.
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Mitek
Constitutional Amendment and Tax Controversy Sparks Letters
A South Carolina bond dispute stirs citizens to back a state court decision opposing a federal tax claim. Local signers urge voters to support the constitutional amendment tied to county government while warning of unequal federal recovery for nonresidents.
Gold totals reveal record Washington holdings October
The ledger notes a high gold sum in Washington on October 1 totaling 099,195,722 with notable figures: 50,190,792 in reserves, slightly above prior holdings. It lists outstanding certificates and $85,513,080 in bullion and related assets, alongside $85,044,088 in free gold and bullion assets.
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Washington
Tenaury
Auy
Carrie Nation Thrown Out Of Austin Saloon Fight
Mrs Carrie Nation arrived in Austin on October 18 and attempted to seize a saloon on Huth Street and Congress Avenue. Alderman Davin ordered her out after she announced her identity, and Nation was roughly handled when she resisted. Police later removed the crowd and she left by train for her next speaking place.
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Birmingham
Ala
Littleton
Ali
Thin City
Sherrif
Aaron W. Burgh
Tun Dupution
Tovibe
Cho Dopaties
Nowspaper
Lit Upton
Lotslock
Kittleton Station
Uist
Austin
Texas
Carrie Nation
Huth Street
Congress Avenue
Alderin Bill Davin
Davik
Garris
Mr. Davia
Ton Blea
Natiouts Kugoud Reial
Autohol
Mra
Nation
Army to be reduced to 59 800 men under law
Washington reports the war department will direct a reduction of the regular army to the lawful minimum 59 800 men as outbreaks in the Philippines lessen. Cavalry and artillery units shrink to minimum except at Fort Leavenworth for education, while other sections adjust to match the new size.
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Washington
Ordaya
Vie War Department
Norrow
Pilippines
Aize
Minioum Bache
Fort Taavenworth
Seven Loft and Mr TM Spratt Act in Chester Inquiry
An inquiry Wednesday confirmed Caleby W Spratt formerly of Charleston and now a Jacksonville resident. The discussion recalled surviving members of the Television Ordinances of Secession listing Henry Bielvar Clintaw B. O. F. Thompson Watt Halla S. Ci. Peter Stokes Hampton S. C. dam TL Cavitalo Spadawbung GC RL Logan Kingatree T W Spratt Tuokwonyville Yeoman and others.
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TM. Spratt
Chester
Caleby W. Spratt
Charleston
Jackoonville
Henry Bielvar
Clintaw
Ay ‘Thompson
Watthalla
Petar Stokes
Hampton
Jon. D. Pope
Columbia
C. Dam
Cavitalo
Spadawbung
RL Logan
Kingatree
T. W. Spratt
Tuokwonyville
Vrkyillo Yeoman
Cost of Coal Strike Losses in Wilkesbarre Area
October 18 estimates break down the coal strike costs in Wilkes Barre. Loans to strikers and employees reach 44.7 million, loans to business and region total 61. Officers project costs for maintaining coal and transport, and damages to machinery push total losses to 142.5 million.
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Wilkesboree
Atrikers
Wajon
Mun
Putalde Low Rejgion
Hennesane South Carolina Railroad Corporation Notice
Notice announces formation of a corporation named Hennesane, origin and South Carolina Railroad Abay, to build and operate a railroad within Anderson and Oconee counties South Carolina and nearby towns. It grants the right to condemn land for right of way and stations, with filings due November 1, 1902, in the South Carolina Secretary of State office. The notice is signed by William B. Wine and Merial Skinner with H. Harrison, dated October 1, 1908.
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Nereas
Toe
Hennesane
Orgin
South Caxoling
Oneriting & ‘Railroad
Forminiin
Anderson
Antlovaun
South Caroling
Ooonee
Rat
Beginnbuys
Anirion
Anid
Atarosali
Pase
Te Tarmainue Yarougte
Theounty
Anderton
Wits Andurnon
Controville
Rock Mite
Work Townalijay
Ala Panaeon
Ovouen
Wits Cantor, Tagalie, Wagoner and Chattiogi
Itahioved
Wits Atoenner
Niin
Nowy Hieroforn
Pulitin
Notiog
South Carolin
Orulwg
Aldo Tingks
Guy Hana
Gotabor
William B. Wine
Merial Skinner
Harrison
Abedd
Perwon
Parsons
Moore
Calton
Edward Callas
Posey Bottoms
Property theft and political clash overshadow Atlanta paper
A fragmentary report details a theft valued at $15,000 in silver and other items including $1,000 in gold, plus a possible $51,000 in property. The Charleston papers note Capt John G Capers condemns partisan race politics as incompatible with American citizenship and urges a color-blind party approach in the South.
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Donahoe
Mitho
Suatio
United Platoa
Oiaaver
Typhoon Ravages Northern Japan Attacks Odawara
A severe typhoon devastates northern Japan with tidal waves flooding coast villages. Odawara reports 59 houses washed away and eight people killed. Odawara Kodzu Kaimékura Olzo areas heavily damaged. Telegraphs show widespread disruption as towns are cut off and fatalities rise. Local subscription lists open as authorities assess the disaster’s impact on life and property.
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Yokohama
Vis
Victoria
B. C
Japan
Odawara
Varioun Tower
Alyon Journal
Kodzu
Kaimékura
Olzo
Poisonous worm blamed for cabbage death toll in North Carolina
Newport Tennessee reports a farm scare after several deaths near the state line in North Carolina are linked to eating cabbage infested with a poison oaklike worm. A worm specimen was shown as evidence by a local grower, who says cabbage crops in the area are now being destroyed. Authorities note the worm resembles a large caterpillar and advise caution as more cases are investigated.
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Newport
Tenn
Charlotte Observer
Taoaday
Kaya
John Rolling
Woll
Goeke Baul
Local Election Procedures and Precinct Managers List
The section outlines separate and Aiotinot ballots and boxes for governor and lieutenant governor, other state officers, House members, and county officers. It details oath administration, voting hours, manager duties, ballot counting, and delivery of poll lists and ballots. A long list of appointed precinct managers follows with names and precincts across the county.
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House of Representatives
Board of Managers
Clark
Charleston
Managara
Karle'a
W. N. Bruce
Hunt
P. A. Geant
Fair May
Stribling
Simemony
D. Marott
G. N. Gothran
Cox
W.M. Campbell
Madison
J. H. Jonen
W. L
Election Officers Named for Oconee County Precincts in 1903
The document lists managers and clerks for election precincts in Oconee County along with their assignments. It notes qualification rules, polling hours from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., and requires sworn officials to oversee the vote. Commissioners are named, and ballots are to be delivered to the Board of Commissioners of Election.
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South Carolina
Oconea
Cone
Ous Vent
Cloris
Board of Managers
Notary Publig Munt
Managora
Attar
Sonduck
Managore
Clark Muat
Chiirman
Cherry Hill
W. A. Kelley
Hb. Harels
GW. Buntor
Clemaon
M.C. Barton
L. C. Phillipa
TO. Brock
Kinney Brown
Fort Madinon
J. Tl
Bryno
P. Duke
C. Bivith
High Wills
W. J. Nimmona
Whit Knox
George M. Wits
Holly Springs
T. Chamborn
Barton
Remy Vingun
Joouasco
James B. Surgosa
Te P. Finder
W. M. Brown
Little River
J. la Tally
Atex
Ander
D. O. Sheppard
Newry
J. M. Whitmire
George B. Watson
Itnelo Harper
Oakway
W. I. Bearden
J. J. Eubanks
Haley
Tiohtuid
T PF. Tutivor
Alto Dendy
Morris Shanklin
Salem
George K. Pike
Franke Toaton
A. Grant
Seneca
Topkiuu
A. Harbin
South Unionmd
S. Maloua
Mar Junkin
Louis Knox
Tamasico
J. J. Ruki
John Beaty
Hayne Jouon
Tokeena
Franke Patternon
M. D. Galbranth
Wentninatere
M. Crom
Jan
W. W. Hamilton
W. I. Mongold
Ocoano County
J. A. Sthck
Cloek
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