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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1892

Page

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Sunrise over shadowed time in a Hezekiah sermon

Dr Talmage preaches on the sundial of Ahaz turning from sunset to sunrise. He links biblical shadows to personal renewal, urging youth outreach and elder engagement to reverse life setbacks into spiritual growth, with hopes Russian Methodists may emigrate via Vienna as context.

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Democratic party constitution outline for county clubs and conventions

The document details organization rules for Democratic clubs in townships, including officers, committees, and quorum. It outlines county executive structure, delegate ratios, and state conventions with schedules for primary elections and eligibility. It sets qualifications for delegates, meeting cadence, and amendment procedures.

Controversy over Louisiana Democratic ticket and silver bill debate

The piece criticizes the regular Democratic conservative ticket in Louisiana linked to the lottery, arguing it profanes Robert E. Lee and McKinney. It then reports on New England Democrats warning of a forced silver bill, potential party splits, and the impact on tariffs and elections, with Texas and Southern voices shaping the discussion.

Joe Lottery Company Virginia Supreme Court of Louisiana Robert Eh. Lee Samuel Douglas Mcknery Louisiana Lee McMnery

Mexican Revolution erupts in Ascension with mayor killed

Couriers report a fierce uprising at Ascension Chihuahua where a mob of over 200 attacked the town hall. Mayor Rafael Anchelor was killed as revolutionists seized control. Franco Sanzo among the dead. Officials fear Garza-aligned unrest. Mexican consul moves to Juarez as troops rush toward the border.

Garza Atlaira Itafael Anchelor Anchelor Battle Tree Franco Sanzo Juan de Matta Vausquies Senor Pasalagua Juarez Chihuahua

Farmers Alliance delegates push united labor platform in 1892 politics

The National Conference of State Presidents of the Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union unanimously adopts a resolution to urge industrial conference delegates in St Louis on February 22 1892 to build fraternal ties with labor groups and submit a platform based on Ocala demands to the Democratic Republican and People’s parties with no commitment to any party. The gathering led by President Polk and Secretary W I Gwynne also memorializes Congress, criticizing agricultural distress and urging direct government money at low interest, wider coinage of silver, and expanded legal tender.

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Marion man is found dead in swamp with self-inflicted wounds

In Marion, W N Bethea, a former merchant, was found dead in Catfish swamp with two stab wounds next to his neck. Coroner's jury ruled death by his own hand amid notes of declining health and nervous spells.

Marion W. N. Bethea Catfish Awamp Bethea Trinectson Tie Ile

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