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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1894

Page

4

Anti Tax Rioters Rampage in Sicily Towns

Dispatches from Sicily report a violent anti tax movement in Trapani province. In Campobello near Trapani city a crowd overran police, burned public and private buildings, freed prisoners, and looted the town as troops restrained further bloodshed. Similar unrest spread to Salemi Pietra Perzia Marineo and other towns with fires, arrests, and casualties. Political leaders urge reform while Premier Crispi delays Sicily visit.

Rome Sicily Trapani Campobello Salemi Pietra Perzia Caltauiseta Vic Marineo Palermo Campobelly Tty Anoc Ynillera Sura Case Ishland Crispi Lita

Chained to the Floor in Ridgefield Murder Case

A Ridgefield, South Carolina fugitive, carpenter, alias Idgefield murderer, is secured in the jail with double chains in the top cell awaiting death by execution. Sheriff Dutz reinforces guards and blocks any escape as Judge Fraser will preside at the next court term for the death sentence.

Solumbia S. C Carpenter Idgefield Mige- Held Nidgefield Yones Preston Yones Ridgefield Dutz Fraser

Fatal Brand Ball Fight Near Pecos County Border

A holiday Brand ball at Jose Amerce’s ranch near the Rio Grande in Pecos County ended in disaster as dancing men clashed over partners. Liquor flowed, violence erupted, and three Mexican youths were killed. killers fled across the river into Mexican territory.

San Antonio Tex Jose *Amerce Pecos County Rio Grande

Deserved Rebuke for Anonymous Attack on Local Papers

The St Matthews Herald rebutts an anonymous Orangeburg piece signed Straightout. The Herald declines publication, defends independence, and stresses it is not controlled by any party while praising constructive criticism and fair reporting.

St. Matthews Herald Orangebuirg the Register St. Matthews Ierald Times Dsmotrat Enterprise Oranpebury St. Mattthews Ilerall Mvs Eater- Pine Pines and Democrat O Taras the Herald

Military court to try Lyceum Theatre explosion suspects

Reports from Topeka and nearby describe transfer of detainees to a military judge for trial on charges linked to the Lyceum Theatre blast. Civil authorities will defer. prisoners may face execution by shooting potential.

Bakernona Jac Hey Wei

Virginia Consul Hoge Dropped After Integrity Probe

Col. J. Stampton Hoge of Virginia, United States consul to Amoy, has been removed from the consular service after an investigation into charges against his integrity. Secretary Gresham informed Senator Daniel and Col. Hoge of the action.

Washington Col J. Stampton Hoge Virginia United States Amoy Consular Service Gresham Daniel Col. Hoge

Democratic drive to pass the Wilson tariff bill in Congress

The article reports Mr. Wilson leading Democrats to push the tariff bill through the House in January, despite opposition from Republicans and Protections. It notes caucus plans, potential amendments, and the party discipline emphasized by Democratic leaders and speakers, with Cleveland era political rhetoric throughout.

Waslington Mr. Wilson Souse of Representatives Slouse Senate Ife Ways and Means Committee Congress Wilson Cleveland House Wilson Bil Thave Crisp Bose theLouse Mesars Catchings Turner Georgia Culberson Breckinbridge Arkansas McMillin Lateh House of Representatives News and Courier

Con stable Swan to Barnwell jail after Dispensary deed

Charleston reports Constable Swan will be jailed in Barnwell for three months after transporting a whiskey barrel with a Dispensary stamp. He appeared at the jail, showed Governor Tillman’s order, and the barrel was moved to a railway warehouse before delivery to company officers. Governor Tillman is believed to cover costs and Swan’s $2 daily wages.

Charleston D. C Swan Barnweil United States Tillman South Carolina Railway

Pianos and Organs Offered for Summer Plan Purchase

N. Tramp of Columbia South Carolina advertises a summer purchase plan with $26 cash balance due November 1 1803 and calls for spot cash purchases of piano at $310 and organ at a specified price. Choices include Steinway Mason Hamlin Mathushek and Stirling pianos and Mason Hamlin Stirling organs with a fifteen day test and freight both ways if not satisfied. A large collection of nearly new and second hand pianos and organs described as good as new is offered with price lists on request.

Steinway Mason & Hamlin Mathushek Stirling Barreine N. Tramp Columbia 8. C

Keeley Institute Treats Whiskey With Brutal Fairness

The Keeley Treatment reportedly feeds patients whiskey directly rather than tapering them off. It claims no restraint when demand is high and no overdosing, letting whiskey and Double Chloride of Gold battle for the patient’s body. Columbia South Carolina stands as the site of the institute.

Keeley Institute Columbia 5. C

Woman who visited White House found demented but harmless

Mrs Luce, who called at the White House to claim money from the president, was examined and declared demented but harmless. She will likely be sent to her son in Camden New Jersey. She says she did not intend to meet the president and would avoid him if possible.

Clemson Greenville News Clemson College Board of Trustees Washington, D. C Luce White House Camden New Jersey Lucie Washington

Fatal Explosion at Peake Plantation Kills Three

News from Alabama reports a deadly explosion on Senator Glenn D. Peake’s plantation when a cotton gin engine boiler burst. Three men died, five wounded, including one mortally, with names given as Thomas R. Jeter and Crouch white man, plus a Black victim unnamed. Wounded’s identities unclear. Public sympathy expressed.

Glenn D. Peake Thomas R. Jeter James T. Douglass Crouch North Carolina

Trial Justice Reforms Target South Carolina Liquor Laws

South Carolina officials prepare strict enforcement under new December Act. Governor Tillman threatens rapid dismissals for trial justices who fail to enforce prohibitions and aid constables in seizing contraband liquor and arresting violators.

Columbia 8.C South Carolina Tillman Supreme Court Buchanan

Inventory of disused liquor for sheriff disposal

A local official directs taking a complete inventory of applicable liquor items and depositing them with the sheriff for disposal under dispensary laws. The order is issued under the authority of the unnamed official as of an unspecified date in 189- year.

Stop the Fight Promises in Florida Prize Ring Case

In Jacksonville on January 3 Solicitor Christie quits the case against Corbett and Mitchell under governor Mitchell's pressure. The move derails the prize fight test and prompts the Duval club to consider habeas corpus or arrests to press the bout, contingent on an Englishman signing amended articles. Bowden calls it a practical victory for the club and vows to proceed if amended articles are signed.

Wim Jacksonville Fla Christie Corbett Mitchell Duval County Florida Bowden Davai Athletic Club Southern Associated Press

Albany Bishop Francis McWierney Remembered In Solemn Requiem

In Albany the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception held a public viewing and funeral rites for Bishop Francis McWierney. About 200 clergy in ceremonial dress led the procession, with bishops from New York Rochester Syracuse Buffalo Newark Brooklyn and others anticipated for tomorrow’s Mass. A guard of honor watched over the body through the night as thousands filed past the casket.

Albany N.Y Immaculate Conception Francis McWierney Order of Christian Brothers Catafalqua Oparrall Trenton Conroy New York McQuid Rochester Ludden Syracuse Ryan Buffalo Wiseer Newark McDonat Brooklyn Canada

State of siege decreed in Sicily amid turmoil

News from Sicily reports a state of siege proclaimed by three ministers as storms disrupt communications and wires. The decree aims to disarm insurgents and dissolve Fasci and radical groups, while several Sicilian deputies plan to return home Saturday to influence anti tax agitation.

Rowe Sicily Fasci Tome

Fatal End to a Frolic in Chattanooga

In Chattanooga Tennessee Newel Sanders a leading manufacturer and politician suffered a double tragedy as his seven year old daughter Dotie was fatally burned while playing near an open fire in the yard her dress catching flame. The family had earlier lost an eldest son by drowning during a picnic.

Chattanooga Tenn Newel Sanders Dotie

Local machinery buyers urged to seek home estimates

A brief appeal requests residents to allow local firms to make estimates on machinery purchases. The notice argues that obtaining estimates at home helps keep money in the state and benefits local businesses, rather than sending funds out of state.

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