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Pickens Sentinel

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Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1890

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Alliance Policy Outlined by President Polk in Florida

Polk chairs a Florida Alliance meeting where a credentials committee is named and welcomes from Governor Fleming and J F Dunn mark the start. Polk reads a long message urging unity, financial reform, and legislative action to aid farmers and laborers against monopolies and centralized power.

South Carolina Oocala Fla Opera House Polk Fleming J. F. Dunn Supreme Council of the N. S. A American Congress National Legislative Council Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union Legislative Council Supreme Council Kansas St. Louis Congress

Lynch led to death of Henry Johnson in Pickens County

Dec. 3 Greenville reports Henry Johnson alias Henry Wilsby, a colored man, was lynched four miles from Central after being captured at Richland trestle. The mob tied him to a tree and fired, leaving him dying in woods. Mrs. Walters, white farmer’s wife, had endured a brutal assault days earlier four miles from Central.

Greenville Waters Central Pickens County Centrals Lynch Henry Johnson Henry Wilsby Thos. Walters Womaun Villian Johnson Richland Air Line Road Phe Amoh Tle

Conference completes assignments for next year meeting

The South Carolina Methodist Conference adjourned after seven days in Anderson. Reports on temperance, periodicals and journals were adopted. Darlington was chosen as the next meeting place. Appointments across Charleston Columbia Chester and other districts were announced by Bishop Duncan.

Darlington Columbia District W. C. Power Presiding Elder Colmbia Washington Street I. BF. Sh sekGard Malion Street Ebwell City Mission S. 1 Vaughn New Brooklyn Mast Chester J. L. Ray. Richburg T. Raysor Rookel E. O. Watson Nock Hill Slakey York G. 1 Waddell L. A. Jolson Supernumerary Clacksburg J. W. Wumbert King’s Mountain A.S. Leslie

Ingalls Scheme Prompts Kansas Senate Contingency Plan

In Toreka Kansas officials report Ingalls seeks a second term with Alliance backing and a looming Senate contest. Plan A aims to seat 18 unrepresented county delegates to push to 143 members, triggering a Supreme Court mandamus fight and possible Ingalls seating. Plan B contemplates Secretary of State manipulation and a 125 member House. Governor Humphrey would resist unlawful steps, awaiting a Senate ruling.

Toreka Kan Ingalls United States Kansas Senate Lobdell Supreme Court Secretary of State House United States Senate Ilouse Alliance Trouse Sliggins Higgins Stumphrey United Senate

Ex-Senator Murphy Ordered to Face Bribery Charge Hearing

Ex state senator P. J. Murphy, defeated by a Democrat for the San Francisco state senate seat, has been ordered by Superior Judge Finn to appear before the court commissioner and answer bribery charges in the recent elections. Senator Stanford is cited to appear.

San Francisco Cal P. J. Murphy Senate Finn Stanford

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