Hemphill Attacks National Election Bill in Congress Debate
The House debated the lodge election bill with Hemphill of South Carolina arguing the measure unconstitutional and sectional. He warned that federal supervision would corrupt elections, cited prior state declarations and warned of tyranny under U S soldiers, urging the bill's defeat.
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Lodge
Temphill
House
Hemphill
South Carolina
Congress
New York
Ohio
New Jersey
United States
Massachusetts
Greeley
South
Maemla
Concord
Lexington
Jo Qian
Chamberlain
Boston
Rowell
Illinois
Citadel drops encampment as cadet sickness rises
South Carolina news reports the Citadel board plans no encampment this year due to illness and exposure risks. The item also notes local deaths and events including a drowning, a suicide, a thunderstorm fire, and upcoming races at Sans Souci Driving Park in Greenville.
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Citadel Academy
Albert Rhett
Jno. T. Phett
Columbia
J. Land Seruges
Greenville County
A. M
J. L. Lopes
Coosaw
James Fortner
Marietta
Sans Souci Driving Park Association
Greenville
Noah Clements
Darlington County
South Carolina
Aiken
Beaufort
Camden
Chester
Darlington
Ceoorgetown
Laurens CG
Newberry ©. H
Reel Hill
Sumter
Winnsboro
Anderson CL
Bennettsville
Charleston
Florence
C. H
Marion
Orangeburg
Spartanburg
Union
Yorkville
Tee
Richmond
Stuart Horse Artillery
Chew
Virginia
D. Cardwell
Hart's Battery
Col. D. Cardwell
McCgregor's
News and Courier
Supreme Court of
Justice McTver
Justice McGowan
Simpson
Campaign meeting at Winnsboro fuels Tillman Bratton clash
A large Winnsboro gathering in General Bratton's county drew about 500 people, with strong Tillman Bratton support. Speakers denounced the federal administration, attacked state extravagance, and clashed amid noisy interruptions. Tillman asserted he would win all but a few counties, vowing no investigations until governor.
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Ibyy County
T. A. Gaillard
Bratton
Tilian
Herbert Jones
Marle
Capt
Tillman
Iarle
Earle
Nogotich
Board of Equalization
Gary
County Board of Equalization
Earlo
Agricultural Bureau
Abbeville
Butler
Barle
Ile
Shell
Colonel Earle
Union
Columbia
Atmob
Liurens
Tillman Agin
Dow
News and Courier
Experiment Stations and Agricultural Bureau
Woodward
Pius Tillman
Congress
Tillan
Pope
Crawford
Farley
Rice
Lownsend
John Ocaskell
Tom
South Carolinas
Anyon
Hampton
Hagood
Jeter
Richardson
Thompson
Mien
Y.d. Pope
MortLemphill
Alsheville
Tilman
Tlewis
Moses
Opposition to the force bill from Southern Republicans grows
The Baltimore Sun notes colored ex Representative John Lynch advocates federal election law while many Southern white Republicans oppose any further regulation. Maj. Thomas B. Keogh of South Carolina denounces the House caucus bill as unnecessary unconstitutional and likely to disrupt harmony.
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Aly
John Re Lynch
Mississippi
Treastry
Ma. Lynch
South
Washington
Republican Party
Mia
Lawnch
Othes
Maj
Thomas B. Keogh
South Carolina
Sun Bureau
House
Baltimore Sun
Conference of Democrats Opposed to Tillman Methods
A June 80 1800 circular from Dorr Sim-D and the Democratic Campaign Club of Richland County invites Democrats opposed to the Tillman faction to a July 20 meeting at the State House in Columbia. Farmers and mechanics are urged to attend, indicate county representation, and organize for the common good.
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Columbia
S.C
Dorr Sim
Democratic Campaign Club
State House
Tillman
Enels
A.C. Haskent
Democratic
Cluly
Richland County
South Carolina political speech attacks reform opponent
A fiery address denounces reforms and charges of extravagance against state leaders since 1876. The speaker ridicules rival Tilman, defends farmers majority in assemblies, defends spending on Clemson College and state institutions, and vows candidacy with strong countercharges.
Three Earthquakes Hit Santa Rosa Tuesday
A sequence of three earthquake shocks struck Santa Rosa California on Tuesday. No injuries or major damage are reported though residents felt the tremors across the city and surrounding areas.
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Santa Rosa
California
Death of Dr Moeynerdie a noted South Carolina preacher
The Rev Rod Mayiardie D D died in this city yesterday from apoplexy. A prominent minister of the A LIs Church South, he had led many charges across the State and at his passing was pastor of the Methodist Church in Camden. A Charleston native, his death brings sorrow to many devoted followers.
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Rod. Mayiardie
South Carolina
South
Camden
Meynardie
Charleston
Columbian Register
Barnwell Colonel Contradicts Attorney General Ambition
Col. Robert Aldrich of Barnwell denies reports that he seeks the post of Attorney General, stating his career plans remain undecided and focused on other duties.
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Col
Robert, Aldrich
Barnwell
Southern Enterprise Boom In Second Quarter 1890
The Chattanooga Tradesman reports 1193 new enterprises organized in the Southern states during the quarter, up from 690 last year and 778 in 1888. Factories for agricultural implements and barrels rise, with new brick works, car and boot shoe plants, and numerous mills and distilleries. Textile and metal industries expand as oil mills and electric light works appear. railroads gain traction with new highway and street railway companies and increased wood and miscellaneous workshops. Overall, activity and prospects for the year are described as stronger than ever.
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Chattanooga
Kentucky
Alabama
Georgian
South Carolina
Georgia
Movida
South
Alabraie
Texas
Louisianan
Quem
Lodge Bill Passed In Wasiisaros July Vote
The engrossed copy of the Lodge Bill was read in two hours and five minutes. The final vote on passage stood 155 yes and 1 no, with Lehlback of New Jersey and Coleman of Louisiana voting against the bill. The rest of the party supported it.
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Wasiisaros
Lawlee
Messrs. Lehlback
New Jersey
Aml Coleman
Louisana
Democrats choose Ham WnW. Dickerson as Carlisle successor
The Listh Kentucky District Democrats, once divided, have elected Ham WnW. Dickerson as Carlisle's successor by a 4 800 majority. The shift follows a contested defeat of Carlisle whose margin exceeded 1 500 but was challenged in the House. The party urges continued strong organization nationwide.
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Kentucky
Mir Carlisle
House
Ham
Dickerson
Ma. Crarlisle
United States
Call to end disorder at Democratic campaign meetings
The writer regrets the disorder at Democratic campaign events and urges a binding agreement to quit speaking when behavior turns bad. Examples cited include Laurens Aiken Edgefield Columbia and Winnsboro where rough elements appeared to take control. The sober voters on both sides should assume leadership now.
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Tere
Exaimoples
Laurens
Aiken
Edgefield
Columbia
Winnsboro
Abcott’s Indian Corn Paint Claims Quick Relief
A claim that Abcott's Indian Corn Paint removes corns warts and bunions quickly and surely is presented as a simple remedy. The ad-like line emphasizes fast results without medical proof.
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Abcott
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