Journal News and Legislative Talk From Tipton
The piece notes labor law debate and a bill veto in the Senate, credits Citizen Fey as a reformer, and mentions School Honor Bright and Senator O’Dell’s views. It reports the People's Journal directors meeting last Saturday and that T. C. Robinson remains editor with the paper moving to new quarters this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fey
Sentae
Honor Bright
Senator O'Dell
Unis
People's Journal
T. C. Robunson
CE. Robinson
Debate Over Liquor Reform and Governor Tillman’s Policies
The piece critiques South Carolina liquor legislation and Governor Tillman. It argues the plan concentrates control in state officials, punishes towns, and harms liquor interests and druggists. It cites increased state taxes, railroad and bank battles, and cites a contested railroad coercion bill amid political tensions.
Turmoil in Bastray as Lynch Fear Grips Town
In Bastray, a racial incident triggers a guardhouse arrest of a black man and a second suspect after an allegedly offensive letter to a young woman. White citizens form a vigil, a courthouse crowd disperses prisoners, and a mass meeting orders all black residents to leave within 24 hours. Tensions rise between races as the town fears further violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastey
Basnay
S.C
Lynehine
Ly Priar
Cureton
New Liquery Law reshapes state liquor control rules
The State liquor law creates a governor appointed State agent under the board of control to license and supervise all liquor in the state. It governs packaging testing sales restrictions and county dispensers with monthly returns and limits on profits and allowances. It also lists pardons and local notices, church events, and assorted public items in the same issue.
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Tor
Columbian Register
Tillman
Atic Register
K- 3
Cptroller
Charleston
South Carolieas
Daily News
State Board of Control
South Carolina College
County Board of Control
Delhi
Hic
Eet Deere Pirebrser
United States Internal Revenue
S. G
Augusta Chronicle
Sds
Bach Agf
Bach Wonteen A
United States
Kang McNally
Cosiin
Central America
Sieska
Len
South Africa
Upper Subia
Uabesh
Abyast- Hin
Afghastan
Beluchistan
Hesteyerode
Wastington
Tarrison
Ji Alse
Confederation
U.S
Con- Tesses
Medora
Violumbie
America
Iis Mers
Pardoned Beaufort Man after Five Years in Prison
Five years after two men were convicted of grand larceny in 1886 Judge Pressley’s court Blythewood, a Beaufort and nephew of Sheriff Reed, was pardoned on the confession of the other prisoner and released on Christmas Eve. The amazed prisoner had served as a mess hall waiter while Blythewood maintained innocence. The article also lists a string of Senate and House names in Washington as a source of punning surname pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Blythwood
Pressley
Blythewood
Dr. Pope
Adams
Beaufort
Reed
That County
Assent Notice on Property Assessment for 1893
The Assessment of Property for the fiscal year 1893 starts January 1 and ends February 28. Returns must include any changes in real estate since the last return. All persons between 21 and 60 are liable for poll tax unless exempt by law. Penalty rates apply for noncompliance. Several local districts and stores are listed with due dates in January.
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Neres
Aed
Eva
Wolves
Bastee
Mitra
Cross Philus
Tan
Dacusville
Diauary
AL Poster
Kifowe
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Greenville
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Cleveland
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Hook
Carlisle
Ana Aros
Duke's Drug Store
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