Debate Over North South Voting Bill in Congress
A House debate opens on a Republican backed election bill. Hemphill argues the measure harms southern rights and asserts it is sectional. Democrats defend state control, while Republicans claim federal oversight is needed to curb fraud.
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Lodge
Ffort
Hemphill
South Carolina
Congress
New York
Ohio
New Jersey
United States
Massachusetts
Greeley
South
United States Army
Concord
Lexington
Chamberlain
Boston
North
Rowell
Illinois
Hamphill
Encampment omitted as sickness hits Citadel cadets
A South Carolina board of visitors suspends this year’s Citadel encampment due to cadet illness and exposure risk. The report covers deaths from lockjaw, a tree injury, a lightning strike on livestock, a fatal self-harm case, a horse racing season, hydrophobia death, post office salaries and a Civil War veterans’ statue unveiling, plus remarks on court attendance and promp t judicial rulings.
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Citadel Academy
Albert Rhett
Jno. T. Phett
Columbia
J. Land Scruggs
Greenville County
A. M
Sans Souci Drivine Park Association
Greenville
Noah Clements
Darlington County
South Carolina
Aiken
Beaufort
Camden
Chester
Darlington
Darlington GC. EE. Stoo. Coorgetown, $1,200, Laurens GC. H
Newberry
Rock Hill
Sumters C. HL
Winnsboro
Anderson C. IL
Bennettsville
Charleston
Florence
C.H
Marion
Spartanburg
Union
Yorkville
Teu
Richmond
Stuart Horse Artillery
R. P. Chew
Virginia
PD. Cardwell
Hart's Battery
Rall
Col. D. Cardwell
McGregor’s Battery
Columbia Bar
News and Courier
Supreme Court of
Justice McIver
Justice McGowan
Simpson
Large Winnsboro meeting showcases heated campaign clashes
In Winnsboro a county campaign meeting drew a packed crowd as General Bratton Colonel Earle and Captain Tillman spoke amid loud cheering and intermittent interruptions. Tillman faced sustained jeers while asserting his statewide bid and vowing to carry most counties despite opposing charges from Bratton and associates.
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AL Gaillard
Bratton
Tillman
Herbert Jones
Tie
Marlo
Capt
Tilman
Arle
Earle
Rudsendi
Tilhoan
Board of Equalization
Gary Sadi
Bowd
Agricultural Bureau
Abbeville
Butler
Willman
Shell Quanifesto
Gary
Shell
Harle
Union
Tilliman
Columbia
Bratton and
Frst
Tillmanite
Laurens
Ife
Miarel
Tishuan
News Aml
The New Force Bill Debate Splits Southern Republicans
In a long Post letter, ATr. John Ro Lynes, ex Mississippi representative and current auditor, supports the federal election law, arguing for continued black voting restrictions. White Southern Republicans like Ab. Thomas B. Keogh oppose more South regulation, calling the caucus bill unnecessary, unconstitutional, and divisive.
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John Ro Lynes
Mississippi
The
Treasy
Lynch
South
Washington
Republican Party
Mtny
Thomas B. Keogh
South Carolina
Sun Bureau
House
Congress
Baltimore Sun
South Carolina Expenditure Debate and Farmer Rule Claims
Speaker defends state finances and legislative spending while countering charges by Tillman supporters. He argues farmers hold steady control since 1876, cites Clemson College and pension costs, and rebuts accusations of extravagance, urging voters to see through opposition’s attacks.
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John
Puskell
Moses
Ruth
South Carolinas
Iit
Raul
Phey Uy
Legislative Assembly
Hampton
Hagood
Jeter
Richardson
Thompson
Soond Nine
Mien
Gener
Yod
Pope
Greutenwit
Mar. Cgiury
Milucation
Mayfield
J. C. Wind
Hemphill
Albbeville
Tillman
Surge in Southern enterprises across industries in 1890
The Chattanooga Tradesman reports 1,193 new Southern enterprises formed in the second quarter of 1890, compared with 690 in 1889 and 719 in 1888. Many factories and mills opened, including brick works, breweries, textile plants, canneries, and blast furnaces, with wide regional distribution from Alabama to Georgia and beyond. The piece notes growing optimism for the coming year amid broad industrial expansion.
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Chattanooga Tradesman
Kentucky
Alabama
Georin
South Caroline
Georein
Lori
South Carolina
South
Georgia
Texas
Louisiana
North Carolina
Oreauiaeskim
Dash Vem
Albena
Virginia
Tennessee
Arkansas
West Virginia
Conference of Democrats opposed to Tillman urged for Columbia
A circular from Conemara South Carolina dated June 30 invites a July 10 mass meeting at the State House in Columbia at 8 p.m. to unite farmers and mechanics against Tillman methods. The Democratic Campaign Club asks counties to announce delegates and gather patriotic men for action to protect the state’s interests.
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Conemara
8. C
Sim
Democratic Campaign Club
Tlouse
Columbia
Tillman
A. C. Hassein
Richland County
Earthquakes Felt in Santa Rosa California on Tuesday
Three earthquake shocks were reported in Santa Rosa California on Tuesday with no immediate reports of damage or injuries. Local authorities monitored aftershocks and advised residents to stay alert and follow safety guidelines as seismic activity continued.
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Santa Rosa
California
Death of Dr Meynardie Revered South Carolina Minister
Death occurred in this city yesterday of moaplexy. Dr Meynardie was a well known minister of the AL 2. Church South and served prominent charges across the state. At death he was pastor of the Methodist Church in Camden. A native of Charleston he was a consecrated gospel preacher and patriotic citizen.
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Ho. Maynardie
Ile
South Carolinas
South
Camden
Meynardie
Charleston
Columbia Register
Col Robert Aldrich Denies Desire to be Attorney General
Col Robert Aldrich of Barnwell contradicts a claim that he seeks the post of Attorney General. He stated he has no such ambition and does not plan to enter the race.
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Col
Robert Aldrich
Barnwell
Lodge Bill Passes Amid Strong Partisan Vote
Wasitsctos July 28 The engrossed copy of the Lodge bill was finalized after two hours and ten minutes. The passage vote stood 155 in favor and 10 against. Leltback of New Jersey and Coleman of Louisiana opposed the bill with the Democrats. otherwise party lines held.
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Messrs. Leltback
New Jersey
Wes Coleman
Louisana
Democrats secure Kentuckys Sixth District seat
Democrats in Kentucky's Sixth District caucused anew and elected Hor W Dickerson as Carlisle's successor by about 800 votes despite past weak efforts. The contest had spilled into the House with Republicans nearly unseating Carlisle. Party unity and turnout are urged to stay strong nationwide.
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Kentucky
Testill
Carlisle
W. Dickerson
Crarlisle
Calls for discipline at Democratic campaign meetings
The writer urges recruitment for all sides to curb disorder seen at Democratic campaign meetings in Laurens Aiken Edgefield Columbia and Winnsboro. He proposes an agreement for speakers to intervene when bad conduct arises and directs sober citizens from both sides to take charge promptly.
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Loquil
Laurens
Aiken
Edgefield
Columbia
Winnsboro
Corns Warts Aid Bunions Removed Quickly by Paint
Advert states Abott's East Jidian Corn Paint removes corns warts and bunions quickly and surely with simple at home use and no pain.
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