Pickens Sentinel Notice Fragments
Fragmentary local notice text from Pickens Sentinel mentions subscription pricing and advertising rates. It references obituary notices and tributes being charged as advertisements, with unclear figures and terms due to damaged text.
Wage Workers League Convenes in Columbia
The Wage Workers League held its first convention in Columbia with 180 delegates from 19 of 30 counties. The group, though not defended by this paper, outlines a platform advocating equal rights, opposition to monopoly, and labor protections within Democratic principles.
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Wage Workers Convienteon
Wage Workers League
Columbia
Dhe Wiese Workers League
Pais
Umass
Democratic Party
United States
South Carolina
Delegates Named to National Editorial Assocation Meeting
J C Hemphill Jas A Hoyt and C D Prinee are delegates from the 8 C2 Press Association to the National Editorial Association meeting in Chicago in May they expect to attend. Charleston residents move to block a city dispensary citing 1619 freehold voters out of 65060 population needing 700 signatures to halt or establish one.
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J.C. Hemphill
News Wid Courier
Jas. A. Hoyt
The
Mountaineer
C.D. Prinee
National Editorial Association
Chicago
Charleston
Jecause
Pickens
J. D. Cureton
Min Street
Slipi
J. Ambler
Mstoof Tie Ha Gailin
Wd. Brimlett
Tiin Street
Thee
Wage Worker's League and Democratic Unity in Primaries
The Wage Worker's League urges electing a pure farmer for Governor and vows to back Democratic nominees. They claim Democrats should support winners in primaries, criticizing reform papers for ignoring Third party efforts led by Col Ro B Ligon. They anticipate prohibition emerging in the state.
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The
Wage Worker's League
Simon Pure Farmer
Reform
Col Ro 2 B. Ligon
Greenville
Wase Worker's League
Letter on Donaldson and Alliance ties stirs South Carolina politics
B R Tillman cites Greenville County Alliance records and Cleveland era tensions to argue that M R Donaldson betrayed May convention promises and backed Cleveland opposition. He details delegates, appointments, and a bid for State Senate, framing Donaldson as self serving and untrustworthy to the Alliance.
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J. P. Plyer
Suatimer
Creenville County Alliance
Tillman
Cleveland
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Pickens
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Mr. Domiddson
Alliance
Ar. Donmedsonm
Daira
Donakison
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Mer
Jude Chien
Chicago
Donaldson
State Alliance
Mann
Greenville
Fecline
May
Honal Mathoud Comenisstoner
Mawel Ph
B. R
Tinian
Coffee used as medicine and town news from Louisville
The article extols hot coffee as a malarial tonic and stomach warmer while noting proper preparation. It also reports a gift of property to the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville valued at about $75,000, and mentions a farmer meeting, a corn cob exhibit in Shenandoah Kansas, and political rumors in Massachusetts about Douglass and Mussell.
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Friends of the
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Minnie Caldwell
Geo. W. Norton
William Beverly Caldwell, Jr
Shenandoah Kan
Douglass
Massachusetts
Russell
Boston
Mussell
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