State Democratic leaders declare primary results in tight races
In Columbia, the State Democratic Executive Committee announced outcomes from Tuesday's primary. Latimer leads for US Senator with 96,371 votes to Evans at 61,800. Hayward gaps Talbert for Governor. Sloan holds Lieutenant Governor. Gantt tops Secretary of State. Jones leads Comptroller General. Caughman carries Railroad Commissioner. Belinger tops in Third District race. Latimer praises clean campaign and thanks voters across Anderson County and Third District as reformers and conservatives split power across posts.
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Columbia
8. C
Democratic Executive Committee
United States
Evans
Latimer
Hayward
Talbert
Sloan
Gary
Gantt
Wilson
Jones
Walker
Boyd
Front
Frost
Caughman
Tle
Sam
Anderson County
Conservaive
Janes
Gunter
Jenuips
Congress
Loyare
Croft
Aiken
Finley
Johnson
Scarborough
Lever
Leon
Richland
Heyward
Spartanburg
Retform
Spartanburg Journal
Mensin
Generona
Democrat
Kent
United State
Wyatt
Aikon
Westminster Local News and Social Notes Highlights
Westminster community brief with updates on residents and visits. Mentions L. M. Peden, Dr. T. M. Meriwether, Rev. J. O. Bhive, and Mrs. L. A. Mathewson among others. reports on marriages, travel to Rock Hill and Athens, and local business changes. Also notes cotton prices, school happenings, and a health advertisement.
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L. M. Peden
T. C. Peden
T. M. Meriwether
Weatminster
Bank
J. O. Bhive
Liberty
Westminster
Kate, Harris
Virginia
Thos. N. Carter
Thos. C. Peden
Barnesville
W. A. Dickerson
Little Non
John Sam
Hartwell
Garnett M. Martin
Roawell
Julia Cheol
Athens
Flowery Branch
J. HH. Renney
Valhalla
Oconee News
Tle Ina
Vnva
Roney
Gusso Martin
Mulkey
Robert Davis
Comcross
L. D. Stribling
Janon Cannon
Paul Wardlaw
HL i Francis
Atlanta
Cohen
Weaver
J. 8
Carter
Ming Hattie Moin
Culleh
Bearden
W. 8. Hamiter
Seneca
John J. McLin
Winthrop Normal and
Tndustrial College
Rock Ifill
James W. Boardap
Oconco
W. E. Cheawell
Kk. A. Mathewson
Main Street
Mina Mand Stribling
Rock Hill
Winthrop Normal and Industrial College
Misa Maud
N. Carter
L. A. Mathewson
G. J. Dance and Children
Tavoon
Lida Kamanay
Folsom
Whey
County Claims Audited At September Board Meeting
The County Board audited a long list of claims at its regular meeting held Friday September 1002. Widespread payments covered constables, road work near Salem, jail medical services, bridge repairs, road engine and rock crusher costs, supplies to the poor farm, and numerous district road projects across Whitewater Corinth Wagoner and other townships with amounts and names reflecting extensive public works spending.
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Board of County,Copamilesiowers
Bald
Rae
J. L. Alexander
Choohee
John Hopkins
New Road
Salem
J. Hl, Crawford
M. D
Jail
J.T. Holgons
J. B Kelley
Sapphire Road
J. L. McCarley
Maxwell'n
J. D. Curtoo
District
M. 1. Phillips
Chattoo
Frank Rice
Stan
John T. Dyay
Corinth
J. M. Wiginglow
Louis Spencer
L.T. Jones
Seaborn Powell
Chaujabi
Norton Cox
E. Ss
A. P. Duke
Gev. S. Hamilton
Sloan Phillips
T. Walker
J. G. Garrison
Slater Valley
Rod
B. J. Marott
J. W. Liles
J. Perry Moore
J. ©. Garrison
New Sinter Valley
M. Pool
J. l. Rogers
Burnt ‘Tanyard
A. GC. Smith
Whitewater
Alexander
J. B. Alexander
Whitewater Township
Atl Coker
PG. Allen
J. HL. Adams
Chain Gang
Soncom
Bridgemey
Ce Wees Ray
John H. McGuffin
Center Township
G. T. Martin
Worl
B. J. Looney
A. McAlister
J. R. Teller
J. W. Byrd & Co
Ks, Rutledge
Jamet Loo
J. W. Trextor
Chattooga Township
K. B. Fretwell
D. 1
Stancil
J. Tn Loe
Zion
Joseph Kelley
Chisohoa
I J. Bell
Koowso
Rutledge
Thompson Road
T. Davis
Froman
J. Mart Phillips
BK. Pool
Jacob Rothell
Roland Cobb
A Cobb
New Lolly Springs
Hamp Grant
Hamp Grant, Work On Old Gushiora Valley
Poor Farm
Garrison
D.C. Alexander
Whitewater Road
B. E. Pool
B. Pool
Coffee Road
D. Cronahaw
Worlow
Patd
Joseph Kerr
Wagener
Thos. McCall
Koowoo
J. F. Cox
Eernhardt
Tod
J. M. Hopkins
L. H. Harrison
Gower Main
J. Ly, Slater
Rod. Sto
W. Nt. Alexander
Cherry Hill
J. W. George
Holly Springs
Rogora
Diatriat
Jesse F. Cox
Panuel Hill
W. Il. Talley
E. L. Rogora
W. M. Barker
A. Cobb
Tholly Springs
W. C. Burnside
Westminster Road
J. J. Slatr
Slator Valley
W. Th. Rows
McGuilin
J. 0. Sanders
HL. Snoad
O Daya
Ront
Asalatanta
W. Neright
Reves
J. L. Moaer
Wagoner
W. R. Ioavia
Chanabri
W. J. Elrod
W. I. Moore
Cobb
Daidisset
O. C. Shapson
B. Keene
Dearest Aarvlaon
Heatty
TL Lusk
Chapmanton
W. Broom
Connorogs
McMahan
Sam C. Rowland
Oak Grove
Cscss
Iumpt & Abbott
Westminster
J. J. Goforth
Walvilla
Ramaay’s Crook
J.‘ Bolt
Thunhioutt
New Reinbardi
E. M. Brown
Loncon
Bolt
Thomas
Bridgen
R.T. Jaynes
Strother & Phinagy
Chat Gashe Teeee
Eeinhardt Rom
A. Zimmerman
Toxaway
Walker
Evana Cogewell Co
W. C. Hogora
Mona
Shariff
R. Mons
B. KR. Mona
Whiliniro
Jooasuen
W. Dickson
Thrasher
M. Abbott
Seneca
Oor
G. Elrod
Burton
Jumber
C.s
W. George
Taal
Hudson
Chaahan
Hagers
J. W. Fitchford Co
Jas
Cannon
M. J. Symon
Kuliiman Mln
Sullivan
District 23
D. Corbin
Sam Ramay
Long Creek
H. J. J. Grogan
Kop Fal
Cotreation Apology Over August 7 1902 Item
A note from Oakway on September 10 corrects a previously published error about an all day dinner at Koodur's Ford. The writer clarifies ignorance of the dated issue prior to reading it in print and urges caution to avoid haste in future publications.
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Oakway
Koodur
Ford
Forest fires sweep Oregon from BC to California line
A week of wildfires in Oregon has spread from the British Columbia border toward the California line. Residents face evacuations as properties burn and firefighting efforts continue amid smoky conditions.
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Arita
Oregon
British Colombia
California
Defiant Note Quotes Public Demand for Education Reform
A letter from Y. F. Martin reflects cautious support for education reform and farming as a needed vocation. The text expresses resolve against defeat and invokes providence guiding civic duties, urging calm deliberation among voters and noting personal dedication to farming.
Woods Chosen President Of South Carolina College
Marion lawyer C A Woods was unanimously elected president of the South Carolina College in Columbia. Born July 31 1852 he has led a notable career in law and education serving as State Bar Association president and a trustee of Winthrop and Wofford Colleges. He married Sallie Wanamaker in 1874 and is of Scotch Irish and Huguenot descent.
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D. C
C. A. Woods
Marion
South Carolina College
Mr. Woods
Darlington
Samuel A. Woods
Martha 'T. Woods
DuBose
Sallie T. Wanamaker
Wofford College
Woods
State Bar Association
Camna
Winthrop
Wofford Colleges
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