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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1893

Page

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Speech by Senator Voorhees in Senate on silver coinage

In Washington this morning Senator Voorhees urged repeal of the Sherman act and advocated coinage of silver at 16 to 1 on par with gold. He defended bimetallism, warned against monetary panic, and stressed national credit and the government’s duty to maintain sound money amid financial agitation.

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Speech by Voorhees Endorses Cleveland Choices

The senator praises Grover Cleveland and J John G Carlisle as trustworthy leaders and urges support for their policy. The speech lasted about one hour and thirty five minutes and drew congratulatory remarks from many Senators before the Senate adjourned at five p.m. until the next day.

Grover Cleveland J.john G. Carlisle Democratic Party Piace Voorhees Senate

Clergy Dispute Over State Dispensary In Columbia

Controversy between Jackson Cartledge of the Gervais Street Dispensary and Rev. P H Elwell of Marion Street Methodist Church unfolds through letters. Elwell urges Cartledge to quit the liquor trade. Cartledge defends his duty under state law and refuses to resign. A church trial is announced with possible expulsion.

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Dispensary law sparks constitutional questions in Columbia

Attorney General Townsend says whiskey shipments to residents are barred unless certified by the state dispenser. He doubts the law allows personal shipments even in small amounts, insisting certificates tie to state purchase. The note cites Padgett Simonton’s decision and ongoing debate over enforcement and dispensary authority.

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Senators Debate Silver and Bank Bills Amid Tensions

Washington dispatch notes Senator Butler's absence for a relative's death in South Carolina may stall his Voorhees bill speech. The piece outlines free coinage, repeal of the state bank tax, and conflicts with administration policy as silver advocates push amendments to alter the national bank act and Sherman purchase clause. News from Texarkana reports Democrats supporting free silver expressing anger at President Cleveland with a public effigy of him burned after a mass meeting in Buchanan Texas.

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Train Hold Up Ends in Death of Prisoner

Six masked men halted a passenger train on the Mississippi Valley branch of the Illinois Central Railroad and seized Deputy U S Marshal Stockton. They dragged prisoner Charles Tait, chained to a seat, off the train and shot him dead after Tait had killed his employer H C Pete last September and was newly captured.

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