Anderson Campaign Meeting Highlights Tillman Rally
At a large Anderson gathering Governor Tillman and Senate candidates faced lively opposition from Evans and Ellerbe as Reform supporters debated dispensary policy and loyalty to the Alliance. Speakers tout reform, constitutional issues, and the sub treasury while the crowd cheered Tillman and booed rivals.
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Taskell
Gary Watts
Tillman- la
Jones
Whitman
Keitt
Yeldell
Wilborn
Gray
Joshua Ashley
John Gary
Evans
W. A. Neal
Myans
Neal
Evane
Sivans
Josh
Ivana
Ivan
Mllerbe
Anderson
Ile
Josh Ashley
Mr.Tindal
Ife
Korbe
Kllerbo
Evanastes
Ellerbe
Merbee
Nels
Lick Beam Harbor
Milman
Winnsboro
Jivana
Thman
Mr. Ellerbe
Merbe
Evans Gays L
Milerbe
Kilerbe
Darlington
Mr. Vans
Lfe
Klerbe
Butler
Tillman
Tilman
Senator Butler
Reform
Columbia
Hiel Tha
Nindal
Utler
United States
Senate
Kvens
Abbotville
Union
Miuny
Maddick
Sand Ive Potten
Campaign Gathering at Abbeville Sits Georgia Visitors
A large crowd of 2 500 to 3 000 including 600 Georgians heard Governors Tillman Butler and allies speak at Abbeville. The event featured attacks on Cleveland and praise of reform measures, with intense crowd reaction and calls for party unity despite divisions.
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Butler
Georgia
Willman
Bradley
Abbeville
Ife
South Carolina
Coosaw
Clemson College
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Tillman
Congress
Senate
Ilo
Vom Watson
Ocala
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Washington
Sheriff Nance
Alliance
Mitchell
Sub Treasury
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Poe
Elleree
Tindal
Evans
Pope
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Earthquake Hits Sicily. Towns Destroyed and Casualties Reported
A Central News dispatch from London notes a powerful Sicily quake this afternoon centered in Catania. Meri, Aci, and Pisano were destroyed with heavy damage in Stennisst and Safarann. Fifty dead and scores injured as villagers flee homes. government sends supplies and surgeons to distressed districts.
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London
Iome
Central News Agency
Sicily
Rome
Central News
Catania
Meri
Aci
Pisano
Stennisst
Safarann
Tragic accident near Merion Station injures Fank Supple
Norristown Va August 6 Fank Supple, son of Mark Supple, was feeding cows on a box when he sprang to jump misjudging his reach his head struck an iron lantern hook. The hook pierced his eyelid and emerged above the eyebrow leaving him suspended by the wound until he freed himself.
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Lowndesville
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Norristown
Fank Supple
Merion Station
Mark Supple
Supple
Gubernatorial race in doubt in Reform primaries
South Carolina voters face a tight Reform primary with an undercurrent of Alliance support. The writer and observers weigh county by county strength for Ellerbe, Ivans, and Tillman allies, noting old Alliance voters may swing decisive delegates on Saturday.
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Millo
Bob Kemphill
Mlarbe
Lindal
John
Tindal
Tindall
Little John
Mr. Evans
Tillman
Evans
Ile
Ellerbe
Vope
Esform
Reform Movement
Slaskell
Mvans
News and Courier
South Carolina
Darlington
Charleston
CoLumnia A
Register
Reform
Richard Croker
Miss Alliance
Vans
Farmora Alliance
Sub-Treasury
Bis
Sindal
Yans
Madal
Eynana
Abbeville
Crave
Aiken
Anderson
Sheater
Darlington Watrfield
Florence
Lerry
Kershaw
Lancaster
Marion
Marlboro
Weather and Crops Report for the Week Ending August 7
The report notes a week of fluctuating conditions with heavy rainfall across the state, 2 to 5 inches generally, causing floods and crop damage especially to corn and cotton. Cotton shed heavily and grass pastures suffer. some areas remain healthy. Corn and sugar cane show promise. fodder is hard to cure due to wet weather. Tobacco curing begins with good quality. strawberries show second crop in Darlington. melons and cabbages affected by wet weather. J. W. Barin, Director, Columbia, S.C. August 7, 1804.
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Keaday
Ss’. Matthews
Greenwood
Spartanburg
Giorgetown
Darlington County
Wild Will Be Governor The Reform Nominee Uncertain
The Columbia Register reports widespread doubt about the next Reform governor nominee as W. W. Price notes no clear frontrunner. Cuing various counties and figures, Tillman hints the race remains unsettled with possible surprises and shifting alliances.
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S&s. C
Aun 5
Register of Today Printa
Campaien
W. W. Price
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Reform
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Tindal
Uieday
Ellerbee
Evans
Lalo
I Veroner
Pickens
Hoe
Colleton Plant
Clemson College
Ife
Ciensralerbe
Jlerbe
Marlon Swamp Fox
Spartanburg
Union
Buakler
Hittie
Eny
Greenville
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