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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1892

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Governor Tillman Outline of State Finances and Reforms

Governor Tillman submits an exhaustive annual message detailing finances, public institutions, and tax reforms. Highlights include state debt, treasury balances, railroad tax suits, property valuation, tax assessment reforms, and calls to abolish county offices for township governance.

Tillman General Assembly State Railroad Board of Equalization United States Comptroller-General Ile County Board of Equalization City of Columbia Columbia Electric Light and Railway Company Iie Treasuries Hamburg Providency

Cleveland to Maryland for two weeks gunning and fishing trip

President-elect Cleveland begins a private two week trip to Maryland for hunting and fishing. He leaves Jersey City with Charles Jefferson and editor Clark Davis in the private car of General Superintendent Kenny. The party aims to stay incognito while avoiding public calls.

Philadelphia Cleveland Xmore Maryland Jersey City Charles Jefferson Joseph Jefferson Kenny Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Broad Street Clark Davis Levter Cleveand Davis Point Comfort Norfolk Express Delaware Wilmington Del

Yorkville Fire Destroys Court House and Adjacent Offices

Fire in Yorkville South Carolina gutted the court house and adjacent offices including the county commissioner's office and a goods house and opera house. Losses ran to about 33 thousand dollars with insurance on some properties and saving much of the court records and books. local and nearby fire departments fought the blaze.

Yorkville S. C C. I. Spencer Court House County Commissoners’ Office Hunter & Oates C. E. Spencer Hunter & Oats Harford and Phreaix C. Kh. Spencer W. B. McCaw Start & Hart Finely & Brice C. Strauss Rock Hill Chester Loas Bstale

Cleveland Speech Emphasizes Democratic Duty and Unity

The speech by Grover Cleveland, delivered at Henry Villard’s dinner, stresses duty to the American people, party harmony, and a continued resolve to advance true democracy. He cautions against partisan excess while urging steadfast support for Democratic principles and future efforts. The event drew Alliance figures and prominent speakers discussing organizational methods and unity.

New York Grover Cleveland Ilenry Villard Villard Democratic Party Shell

Col Talbert Defends Penitentiary Contract Policy

Col W Talbert, superintendent, disputes Mr T J Cunningham's interview about State Penitentiary contracts. He says contracts were made in good faith with board approval and accuses Cunningham of misrepresentation while urging public review of the board’s annual report and action.

CoLuMnia D. C The Register T.J. Cunningham State Penitentiary Negister Col. W. Talbert Anderson Messrs Newell& Nayhdale Mr. Seegers Gueder Boara Choy Messrs. Wolfe & Sims Seegers Cunningham Cunninnghaim Sins & Wolfe Aelioc Mar Teewers Bois Accutetion Courk Willain

State bill allows banks to issue notes backed by bonds

A bill introduced in the Legislature proposes allowing State banks to issue notes. A governor treasurer and comptroller would form a commission to oversee engraving and printing to guard against counterfeiting. Banks would back notes with State or municipal bonds and the State would endorse circulation. The law to take effect when Congress repeals the 10 percent circulation tax.

Board of Equalization and Assessment Board of Assessors Supreme Court Atlanta Congress

The Best Fitting School Shoe Promoted by Marchant & Snoak

An advertisement urges readers to reduce costs by buying the School Shoe at fifty percent off. The copy promotes the shoe as the best fitting in the world and credits Marchant & Snoak as sellers.

Bul Marchant & Snoak

Bankrupt Treasury Debate Haunts Cleveland Administration

Washington discusses possible treasury deficit under a Cleveland administration and options to cover it. Bonds at 2 to 4 percent or an income tax are debated. Treasury officials differ on the best path amid talk of new financing and reforms.

Cleveland Treasury New York Theo Charles Poster Secretary of the Treasury United States News and Courier

Murder Verdict After Prisoner Kivans Slain at Fulton Jail

In Atlanta on November 19 Tom Kivans a 21 year old negro was killed at Fulton County Jail by white guard General Deek during a dispute over alleged insults. Deek stabbed Kivans in the neck severing the jugular. A coroner's jury returned a verdict of murder.

Atlanta Tom Kivans Fulton County Deek Fyvans Vans Institut Deek Ian

Democrats gain large majority in Rhode Island elections

Nov 10 Waowunavtos reports returns compiled by the Democratic national credential and clerk of the House align closely with AP estimates. Democrats win 222 seats, Republicans 125, Populists 0, giving a 90 seat majority and potential 92 if Democrats control Congress, shaping overall opposition coverage.

Waowunavtos Econioe Conzieas Democratic National House Associated Press Democrats Repubblicans Rhode Island

Bark Ik O arrives at Loat PuiLAbELVIA port

The bark Ik O arrives and confirms the loss of the British bark Platina with Captain Lawrence and thirteen crew. Captain Manon on bark Glirk saw no Platina or other vessels at Ivigtut, except the government steamship Fox. The Argenta reports a vessel bottom up near the wreckage, believed to be the Platina.

Puilabelvia Ik O Clark Lawrence Manon Glirk Ivigtut Platina Fox Argenta

Wedding Feast Fatality in BalrimMone Sets Bride’s Father Dead

At BalrimMone on November 21 a wedding breakfast turned tragic when Joseph Kulwa, father of the bride, suddenly collapsed and died of heart disease as the bridal party seated themselves after Mary Kulwa's earlier marriage.

Balrimmone Joseph Kulwa Mary Kulwa

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