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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1891

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Farmers Alliance Leader Says Old Parties Won t Win

Ilon W. F. Willetts of Kansas argues the Farmers Alliance will be a permanent factor, not a mere coalition. He outlines a platform of equal justice, free coinage of silver, and the sub-treasury plan, and says the alliance will not back any Dem or Republican candidate unless aligned with its St Louis platform.

Baltimore Ilon W. F. Willets Kansas National Farmers’ Alliance Willets New Jersey Washington Royal Oak Talbert County Kt. D. Bradley Maryland State Alliance Linchester Carroll County United States Sennator Ingalls Judge Pfeffer Willetts Farmers’ Alliance Jordan Treasury Cleveland Lame Garrison St. Louis Citizens’ Alliance Alliance Farmers

Columbia Club faces license or closure over liquor sales

In Columbia South Carolina Judge Widson hints the Columbia Club must obtain a regular liquor license or shut down. The Common Pleas hearing featured Allen Green for the club and City Attorney John T. Rhett as the city argued, with Judge Judson noting statutes prohibit liquor sales in incorporated areas without a license and that club bar operations may violate the law.

Columbia S.C Columbia Club Widson Studson Court of Common Allen J. Green John T. Rhett Green Col. Rhett Judson South Carolina

Conductor Disobeys Orders in Fatal Spartanburg Rail Wreck

A wreck on the Asheville and Spartanburg Railroad near Landrum involved a freight and a material train after the conductor ignored orders to wait. A fireman and a negro brakeman died, eighteen others were badly injured, with amputations reported. A rear car broke loose, a flagman recovered exhausted to warn a passenger train, averting further disaster.

Spartanburg S. C Ashville and Asheville Landrum Melrose Tryon Efort

Blaine Replies on Italian Government Letter in New Orleans Case

Secretary Blaine completed a reply to Italian communications and sent it to Marquis Imperiali for Rudini. The note urges prompt judicial proceedings and outlines possible US actions including congressional consideration for Italian families and Louisiana court or grand jury pathways.

Washington Blaine Marquis Imperiali Rudini Italy Ile United States New Orleans Congress Dlaine Louisiana

Judge Aldrich issues long Coosaw decree in South Carolina

The April 14 filing in Beatfort records Judge Aldrich's 23 page decision in State ex relatione 3. R. Tillman et al. versus Coosaw Mining Co. The order confirms injunction stays, appoints U. S. Brooks as receiver with a $500 bond, and allows substitution of receivers on four days notice.

A. Rt. Brooks U. S. Brooks Aiken, 8. C James Aldrich Second Circuit

Duel in Big Town basin leaves boy dead and father fatally wounded

Prank McDermott and George Madden fought a Saturday duel in the Big Town basin after McDermott pursued his estranged wife to Madden's home. Madden fired at McDermott, the gun misfired, and the shot struck the couple's five-year-old son who died within an hour as McDermott was fatally injured after firing three times.

Cheyenne Wyoming McDermott George Madden Big Town Basin Madden MccDermott

Double tragedy shocks Lancaster as brothers die after poison plan

Milton Kaufman of Lancaster dies ten days ago from unknown causes and his brother Harry dies last night from similar symptoms. Harry confesses to taking poison to die together but offers no explanation. In Leavenworth, editor D. R. Anthony is convicted on the street by Capt. Fortesque amid a growing crowd.

Lancaster Milton Kaufman Harry Leavenworth, Kaw D. R. Anthony

No Third Party for Jim in 1892 Alliance Debate

Letter from State Lecturer W Talbert rebuts press quotes on the Farmers Alliance stance, arguing against a third party unless relief from Democrats and Republicans is found. He asserts the Alliance seeks to rule via citizen sovereignty, not communism, and calls for open public discussion. Also reports a Graham’s town rail case where Judge Simonton issued an injunction to stop arrests of railroad workers.

News and Courier Orangeburg Sle Lam Simon National Alliance United States Farmers’ Alliance St. Louis Cosioner South Carolina Columbia Isa Charleston S.C Graham's Augusta South Caarolin Railway Simonton

Tillman on the sub treasury amid farmers movement clash

In Cincinnati April 15 Max Ellsler reports Governor Tillman rejects sub treasury support. He says farmers alliance would repudiate it and notes division between alliance leaders and rank and file. Also covered are related remarks from the state press and local crime notes in South Carolina and Indiana.

Cincinnati Post Max Ellsler Tillman Farmers’ Alliance Provernor Farmers’ Movement Alliance Democratic Party News and Courier Guv. Tillman Col. Talbert Talbert Order

White Republicans Organize in South Carolina Convention

A large coalition of former Republicans Greenbackers and Independents gathered in Columbia last night forming a Republican State League. The body aims to unite white Republicans against Brayton Republicans and to recruit a white party while noting the presence of older Unionist members and a minority of black delegates. The meeting included delegates from fifty eight clubs and elected representatives to a national league convention in Cincinnati.

Columba S.C South Carolina Columbia Columbia Hotel J. Hendrix McLane W.P. Clayton Columbis W.W. Russell Greenbacker Munro Postimister Sunter Union Simon Corley Lexigton Odom Edgefield Prickett St. Matthews Dr. Boyner Florence Narman Spartanburg McLane Republican State League National Republican League League Brayton Republicans New League Cincinnati Ohio State J.C. Tlunter Je. Nichols Greenville C. J. Scott

Franco German tensions rise over ambassador rumors

Paris reports strained Franco German ties as M Serbette and M Ribot clash over Berlin’s stance. Kaiser's curt attitude and Empress Frederick treatment feed government anxiety while recall threats loom amid Italy’s evolving political shifts and new taxes.

Paris M. Serbette Germany M. Ribot Berlin von Caprivi M. Ilerbette Llitherto M. Hlerbertte M. Lerbette William Kaiser M. Verbette Empress Frederick

Great Cotton Fire at Menvilis Destroys Hill, Fountain Sheds

A blaze at Hill Fountain and Co cotton sheds in Menvilis started near 11 tonight, likely from a locomotive spark. By midnight the fire raged, threatening às many as 10,000 bales of cotton valued in the hundreds of thousands. Expected loss around 325000 with unknown insurance.

Menvilis Hill, Fountain & Co

Italy Drama Over Porters Departure Looms

Reports from Rome and London on April 10 and 11 say Italy may demand the U S recall of its minister in Washington if no reply is received to Marquis Imperialis note on the New Orleans massacre. Secretary Blaine remains silent while baron Faya departs for home and Italian hopes of redress fade amid bitter anti U S feeling.

Lexpos Riome Fava Tudimi Oneral New Orleans Rudini Crispi S Lambert America Isis Italy Blaine Washington Rome London United Press United States Porter Legation Lhese TON Vovagie Dtatoon New York Studini Humbert Vatican American State Department A.J. Porter Mil Blaine

Daring Jail Escape at Rosseneviltn Kentucky

Twelve prisoners were allowed corridor liberty by day and jailed at night. Seven escaped after cutting a window bar and leaping twelve feet to freedom. Escapees include Jett Porter indicted for assassination of George Crim and others charged with crimes in Adairville and beyond. A sheriff and posse pursued them.

RosseneviLtn Jett Porter George Crim Henry Gill Jeff Townsend Solomon Adairville Bell Busby Buck Laker Ed Morton Therm

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