Rules for South Carolina Democratic primary reorganizing guidance
The state Democratic executive committee drafts rules for county club reorganization and primary elections to be adopted in April and May 1892. It sets membership eligibility, oath requirements for voters, and how ballots and nominations are handled, including a two-stage primary with possible runoff and strict oversight by county and state committees.
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Columbia
8. C
Dr. Pope
Ira LB. Jones
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic Party
Laurens
State Dem
5. C
Democratic Party of South Carolina
Charleston
Greenville
Spartanburg
John Is. M. Irby
G. Duncan Bellinger
Gen
Hampton
Tampton
Kiule
General Assembly
Congress
House of Representatives
Sch
Cairman
State Executive Committee
D. C
County Executive Committee
State Democratic Executive Committee
John I. M. Irby
Sampson Pope
Ira J. Jones
Justifiable killing ends chase of Laurens arson suspect
Lawrence Thompson, a 20 year old Negro, was shot dead by J Oswell Richardson as the latter defended his boarding house on Slarpee Street from arsonists. The January incident followed Thompson’s note for fire when Richardson fired after watching a man by the cellar door. The coroner ruled the act justifiable and Richardson posted bond.
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Richardson
Thompson
Policeman Winters
Winters
Wichardson
B. W. Ball
Columbia
Melver
J. O. Richardson
Bb. J. Ballew
W. Ball
Ile
Tie
Rascal
Col. Ball
Pope
Laurens
St. Louis
Clover Leaf Fishing Club
Knights of Llonor
Sarah Street
Wabash Road
Knights of Flauor
Ox ‘le
Geo
Frey
Railroad in Trouble Receivers Appointed for Charleston and Sumter Line
The Charleston North ern and Sumter Railroad faces financial crisis with a receiver named Charles E. Kimball of New York. Authorities expect the line to be sold, while construction to Charleston may proceed under the Charleston Colleton and Berkeley Railroad charter. Local officials and creditors seek adjustment of debts and future extension plans.
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Charleston
Charles E. Kimball
New York
Nettles
Jolly Itill
Charleston, Colleton and Berkeley
General Francis W Capers Dies in Charleston
General Francis W Capers died in Charleston on Monday. Born in Savannah, he was the son of Bishop William Capers. He was the first professor of the Citadel Academy at its 1843 founding and served as professor of languages at Transylvania University, superintendent of Cokesbury Institute and the Citadel Academy, professor at the College of Charleston, and at the Georgia Military Academy. He held the rank of brigadier general in the Confederate army attached to the engineer service.
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Charleston
D. C
Francis W. Capers
Savannah
William Capers
Citadel Academy
Transylvania University
Cokesbury Institute
College of Charleston
Georgia Military Academy
Ile
Engineer Service
Frigid North Belts States As Temperatures Plunge
The article reports record low temperatures across the northern U S and Canada with Pembina at 48 degrees below, Fergus Falls 80 below, and Winnipeg 42 below. In this city downtown 10 below and exposed areas 6 to 10 below. A related accident in Perero leaves a bride and best man mangled after a collision with a train.
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Sr. Pal
Alanitoba
North Dakota
Canadian Northwest
Weather Bureau
Pembina
Fergus Falls
Belog
Dismarck
St. Vincent
Moorhead
Winnipeg
Elk Point
Perero
John Sanko
Kabosh
Santa I's Avenue
Andy Martin
Santa I’e
Ile
Martin
Bioth
Day of Reckoning Debate on retrenchment and subsidies
Washington dispatch reports a heated House debate over subsidies and fiscal restraint as Congress discusses limiting expenditures. Speakers contrast Democratic and Republican records, arguing for or against public works and pension funding amid rising taxation and economic distress.
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Washington
Raines
New York
Holman
Indiana
Baker
Ile
Democratic Party
Laines
Dingley
Maine
House
Congress
Tenderson
Lowa
Russia
Henderson
Dockery
Treasury
Republic
Livingston
Georgia
Augusta
Sayers
Texas
Slooker
Mississippi
Hopkins
Ilinois
McKenna
California
Dolliver
Low
Milliken
Owens
Ohio
Jolman
Reed
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Virginia
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Benjamin Jd. Kiley
Geners
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Creorvia
Clarke Howell
Creorsin House of Representatives
Atlanta Constitution
Gay
Mayor Hemphill
Hokesmith
Bo M. Blackburn
Liev. de. J. W. Jones
O'Farrell
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Prrersnuna
Grand Army of the Republic of the United States
Prince George County
Petersburg
Republican Party
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Lenoxdale
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