Conference proposals spark South Carolina Democratic rift
A 1890 letter to the State Democratic Committee discusses inviting an August conference in Columbia with Advisory Campaign Committees led by Cap G W Shell and Gen John D Kennedy to heal party divisions ahead of the August convention. Governor J D Kennedy and Capt Shell respond, urging unity and caution against a hasty primary, detailing tense exchanges and ongoing efforts to preserve party harmony amid looming elections.
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Democratic Executive Compteter
Conuubia
S.C
Columbia
G. W. Shell
John D. Kennedy
Executive Committee
State Executive Committee
Mity
Aly
Newey
Prues
Willi
Jones
Esa
I. C
James A. Ther
State Executive
Capt
Coteampra
D. C
Liv
State Democratic Executive Committee
Greenville
James A. Hoyer
Chm
St. Dem
Keimmedy
Cotumara
5. C
James A. Hoyt
Sir
Dam
J.D. Kexsevy
Chin
Shell
Laurens
Farmers’ Association
Laurens U. S, 8. C
Democratic Party
Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic
Wateh
G. W. Sten
Choa Cam
S.C. Gacesvil le
8. C
South Carolina
Reid
Crown
Commonwealth
Publication of Correspondence From James A. Hoy
The statement notes a forthcoming publication of correspondence to prevent misunderstanding of its purport. James A. Hoy identifies as Chairman of the State Democratic Executive Committee.
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Waded
James A. Hoy
State Dem. Ex. Com
Bill to Dead and Georgia Murder Appeal
A Republican Senator notes the bill’s uncertain future amid internal doubts before the public. The source quotes the Georgia Supreme Court denying a new trial for Tom Woolfolk, who killed nine family members in Bibb County.
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Georgia Supremy Court
Tom Woolfolk
Bibb County
ARP ON THE BOYCOTT CALL FOR SOUTHERN SELF SUFFICIENCY
The Atlanta Constitution column urges a boycott of Northern trade to force Southern independence. It argues for home production, reduced imports, and economic self reliance, citing wartime hardships and calling for unity among conservatives while condemning Northern Democrats and anti-Southern press. It mentions figures like Amos Cummings and The New York Herald, and dismisses campaigns favoring Northern aid.
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Axminster
Solomon
Cobe
South
New York Herald
New York
Amos Cummings
Tinaman
Andersonville
Contvnvess
Vallambrosa
Witch in Nile township terrifies Ohio community
A Scioto county village in Nile township reports a local woman rumored to be a witch. She tells tales of distant lands and performs charms. a costly midnight trial with thirty three feather balls is promised, while a man accused of the spell awaits fate. A separate note tells of a newsboy’s surprising windfall at the stock exchange.
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Ohio
Peavissoura
Little Twin Creek
Nile Township
Scioto County
Witch Land
Sam Cooper
Dancing to Death From Tarantula Bite in Brooklyn
The death of Maurice Benton, son of lawyer Temuel Benton, followed a bite on his foot causing violent convulsions and a purple deterioration before death. Physicians guessed poison. locals linked it to a tarantula bite, noting rare spiders in the area.
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Maurice Benton
Temuel Benton
NO TROOPS AT POLLS: CHANGES TO ELECTION BILL REPORTED
Washington dispatch says Republican senators trimmed the civil rights bill removing the troops at the polls provision. Frye Evarts favored its elimination, Hoar Sherman claimed it was stricken, but copies show the change. The bill remains mild but passage uncertain amid party splits and historic references to military voting at polls in 1870s Pennsylvania and New York.
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Lodge
Menmate
Lees
Noeaneus
New York Herald
St. Louis
James P. Walker
Flo
Washington
Republic
Walker
Messrs. Hoar
Sooner
Senate
Menars. Frye
Evarts
Teller
Tor Noimilder Mae Isure
Messr
Frye
Weiler
Messrs
Hoar
Sherman
Ko O
Tour
Spooner
United States
Aiuteliler
Pennsylvania
Sunday Gazette
Republican Congress
Cases
Shouis
New York
Mde
Hoffmann
Longed for a Carriage Ride
A professor’s wife urges him to visit the new cemetery after a curiosity visit. He agrees to go with her soon, saying DT will take pleasure in it and not to delay too long.
First Barelar Second Burglar Scheme Proposed
A dialogue hints at an "unlimited burglin' company" and seeking a charter from Louisiana. The plan promises not to offer the $1,250,000 privilege but suggests halving the State’s share as a potential arrangement.
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Louisiana
Old Time Patent Remedy Promotes Comfort in Confinement
An advertising line touts The Mother's Friend as a remedy that aids during confinement. It claims to ease pain and suffering and notes it is sold by all druggists.
Too Great a Whak, Mother John I Must Work for Love
Dialogue shows John resisting work to stay with Clara who loves him for himself rather than wealth. He argues riches could spoil their relationship, while his mother questions his long term plans and sense of responsibility.
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John
T.ther
Clara
Substitute for Leather in Domestic Plea
In a domestic exchange Mr. Younghusband complains there is no leather. His wife suggests a steak bought two days ago as a substitute, prompting a hopeful reaction. The scene blends humor with a practical twist as they improvise.
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Mr. Younghusband
Bess
Mrs. Younghusband
Charlie
Pitman mocked for detective tour through South Carolina
The Macon Telegraph reports Ben Pitman hired a detective during a Charleston visit and Tillman ridicules his claim of danger as he tours the state, prompting public laughter at his antics.
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Macon Telegraph
Ben Pitman
Charleston
Tillman
South Carolina
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