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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1894

Page

7

The Silver Question and Free Coinage Debate at Laurens

A lengthy 1890s speech by "Joe" Johnson argues for free silver and explains how money supply affects prices, wages, and debt. The piece cites cash value, inflation, and historic examples to support restoring silver to the mint and critiques contractionary policy and international bimetallism. It also covers a push to repeal the ten percent bank tax and the case for local state bank currency.

Greenville 5. C Joe” Johnson Laurens Congress Tillman Johnson John Stuart Mill South Carolina New York John ©. Calhoun Blackstone Ijmnman United States Germany Democratic Party House of Representatives United State Savea Senate Great Britain France Rance Mogeland Rocky Mountains Australia Gladstone Onl House of Commons Magland Ile England London Liverpool Milwaukee Pueble Atlantic

Appeal to Charity Aids Destitute Pullman Ex-Workers

Governor Allgeld urges statewide support for Pullman relief as 1 000 families about 6 000 people face hunger. Funds directed to Pullman Relief Committee at Kensington would be distributed, with county aid limited. Letters exchanged with Georges M. Pullman outline state support to prevent starvation.

Cirreano Pullman Company Allgeld Lilinoia Chicago Pullman Citizers Pwiman Company Relief Society Cook County Pullman Selief Committee Kensington Diatresa Allweld Georges M. Pullman Ithberna Lash Saoday Me. Palla Sprinsfiehl Nuvbar Broad Lotha Company

Three Negroes Lynched Near Mayo Ila After Rape

News from Mayo Ila reports three unidentified black men, said to be from Georgia, were lynched for assaulting Miss Pert. After two confessed, a third was found locally and killed. Bodies were later burned by the mob though mercy is lamented. Miss Pert remains gravely injured.

Jacksonville Ilan Mayo Ila Miss Pert Georgia Misa Vert

Fatal leap from Richmond clock tower shocks Greensboro banker

Col J M Winstead a president of Piedmont and Peoples banks Greensboro N C leaped from a balcony at the city clock tower in Richmond killing himself. The 60 year old married man left his cane and shoes before the 95 foot plunge and no clear motive was found. His nephew arrived from Danville and said there was no known reason for the suicide.

Richmond Col J. M. Winstead Piedmont Peoples’ Banks Greensboro N.C Ile Colonel Winstead Danville Sutic Lettle

SC State Press Association Ends Twentieth Meeting at Pawley's Island

The second and final day of the 20th annual South Carolina State Press Association gathering adjourned at 10 am. Officers were unanimously elected with Aull as president and Osteen as second VP. Resolutions thanked railroad and steamship officials, Georgetown hosts, and Pawley's Island hospitality, and formal invitations were extended for future meetings in Columbia or Sumter.

Pawley's Island South Carolina State Press Association N. G. Gonzales Lie State Association Gonzales Columbia Oateen Sumter Osteen Aull IT. G. Osteen C. GC. Langston I °. Melchers Sidi IT. Brown Messrs Clarke Browne N. M. Ayer A. LB. Andrews Southern Railway Company M. Emerson Atlantic Coast Line W. J. Craig Port Royal and Western Carolina Railway J. W P. McSweeny Charleston and Savannah Railway IL. 8 Cordes South Carolina Steamboat Company J. T. Hubbard Steamer Planter Josiah Dear Georgetown Springs Congdon Manigault Light Dragoons Winthrop Williams Cgil Prince

Unusual Multiple Segmented Weddings in Illinois

In Pana Illinois Judge William Price presided over four simultaneous marriages at the brides homes. The matches paired William Misse Slarrison with Edward Munday Lizzie McDermott with Thomas Ellison amid prior divorces. The participants, all on good terms, reported joining through cross connections as they had planned pre divorce.

Pana William Price Misse Slarrison Edward Monday Lizzie McDermott Thomas [Ilison Monday Bliligson Ellison Munday Lillison Milson

Tragic Ice Tank Explosion Kills Joseph Issinger

On Crace street in Buryano Aug 23 Joseph Issinger died when an ice making tank exploded aboard his truck. The blast hurled him twenty feet and tore off his hands and feet before he was fatally crushed by a tree. Reason for the explosion unknown.

Jeffersonville Ind Lyman J ’Arka Floyd Thomas Indiana Prison South Parks Corydon Brown I’laces Buryano Joseph Issinger Crace Street Bissinger Ile Ilis

Tragic drowning of three Baton Rouge ladies

A distressing Amite River accident near Baton Rouge claims the lives of Miss Mary Lee Read Miss Belle Chambers and Miss Elenore Garland as they aided a drowning companion. The city mourns the loss of three young women in a single incident casting gloom over the capital.

Baton Roude Baton Rouge Mary Lee Read Belle Chambers Elenore Garland Amite

A Spy Letter Targets Editor in South Carolina Row

A sensational 1804 letter to the Register editor claims political intrigue around Rev. J Bass and ex-legislator Dr Byrd. The writer accuses others of letter theft, coats removed, and dinner host tensions at Florence County venues amid South Carolina senate politics.

Columbia,s. C Register Columbia The Lass Molitor Dr. Byrd Florence County Florence S3ass Sam Bro. Bass

Tillman Criticizes Columbia Management in Address

Gov Tillman spoke on Main street in Columbia to about three hundred people, half reformers. He ridiculed city leadership, promised to attack President Cleveland for violating the Democratic platform, and claimed Cleveland aided northern forces to restrict currency. He said he would soon leave Columbia, to be replaced by someone who would keep the people down.

Columbia S. C Iby Tillman Main Street Ile Cleveland Congress

Cotton bag cloth coverage approved by New York Cotton Exchange

The New York Cotton Exchange board resolves that cotton covered by sugar bag cloth constitutes a good delivery under exchange rules and directs the secretary to inform Southern exchanges and others concerned.

New York Board of Managers

Neighbors Save Woman Supposedly Buried Alive Near Madisonville

At Midway in Madison County Mrs. Lucinda Allen died after six hours of colic treatment. Moments before burial a neighbor urged a last look. the woman revived when placed in a tub of water, narrowly escaping being buried alive.

Madisonville Tex Midway This County Lucinda Allen

Aiken Dispensary Case Set for Extra Session

South Carolina reads the Aiken dispensary dispute as the test case to resolve its 1893 law and constitutional questions. Governor Tillman and Attorney General Buchanan seek an extraordinary session of the State Supreme Court, with McIver Pope and Gary to hear the case.

Tillman Buchanan McIver Pope Eugene Gary Aldrich Supreme Court of South Carolina James Aldrich State of South Carolina United States Osmmuund W. Bucitanan Meaney General Relatora Appelant Congress of the General Assembly City of Aiken Supreme Court of

Tragedy as Esplenborough Man Finds Family Dead at Home

Thomas Larris of Esplenborough returns from Mount Clemens to discover his wife dead from hemorrhages in bed and two young children aged 2 and 4 lying nearby in a blood saturated scene. Neighbors had thought the family away and the children now suffer from exposure and lack of food.

Finn Pirrsruna Thomas Larris Esplenborough Mount Clemens Ile

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