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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1890

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Talmage Out West Sermon in Nebraska We Are Witnesses

Open air sermon by Dr. Talmage in Beatrice Nebraska centers on the text We are witnesses citing Christ’s resurrection as proof. He argues faith and testimony convert souls provide comfort in trouble and calm in the last hour with numerous Bible examples and testimonies from believers.

Talmage Breatrice Nebraska George Stephenson Liverpool Edinburgh London Atlantic Ocean Cunard Inman National White Star Lines Morse Associated Press Christ Lazarus Jesus Christ Madagascar Adoniram Judson Burmah Doctor Morrison China Tahiti Ithout Bengal Ith Ray Theo John Knox Harriet Newell Henry Washington Europe

Counting Uncle Sam's Noses in Census Machine Shop

At a Ninth Street building, fifteen young ladies operate Hollerith counting machines that tally census data. The machines process up to 500000 names daily, with a rough count double checked across two machines. Officials anticipate faster results and plan seventy to eighty machines for the 1890 census, covering over 50 000 districts nationwide.

Wasuieroy Ninth Street Hollerith

Our Forefathers and the 4th of July History

A Georgia reader recalls the meaning of Independence Day, noting the Yorktown surrender in 1781 and the 1776 declaration. He cites Richard Henry Lee, the Lee family’s role, and Lincoln era secession parallels, urging peace and unity on the next Fourth.

Auanta Old England Cornwallis Yorktown Paris United States Bancroft Lexington Bunker Hill Maine Georgia Old North Carolina Mecklenburg Continental Congress Philadelphia Canada Montreal Our Fathers England Richard Henry Lee Great Britain Congress Washington Lee Lees Cromwell Virginia Henry Lee Richard Robert K. Lee Harry Lucy Grymes Bob William Preston Johnson Lice Daniel Webster Simuan Jeb Stuart Baltimore Cuba Cumberland Island General Green Sherman Joe Johnston Durham North Carolina George Lincoln

Louisiana lottery bill becomes law after veto override

Governor Nicholls vetoed the lottery question bill but the House overrode the veto and the Senate sustained the action making the bill law.

Nicholls Louisiana House Senate

Colleges Receive Gifts Totalling 2.675 Million Dollars

The report notes that in the test year forty-two colleges received gifts amounting to 2 675 000 dollars.

One Negro Kills Another in Darlington County

Saturday morning Kelly Powers killed Ben Newman at Ashland, twenty five miles from Darlington. Both men were colored. Powers, angered by his beating of his wife, stabbed Newman in the heart with a large knife after Newman asked him to stop. Newman fled about fifty yards before collapsing. a crowd beat Powers at the scene and deputies jailed him before sunset.

New York Broadway Leonard and White Streets Meyer & Jannassen Mercantile Cloak Company Employers’ Association Strikkers Meyer & Janassen Charles Butler Jos. Lerberger Quincy William Wisner Chambers Street Moorcroft Darlington County Kelly Powers Ben Newman Ashland Darlington Powers Newman

A Whole Township Missed in Guilford County Census

A Raleigh dispatch reports that no census was taken in South Greensboro Guilford County New York population 3000 and one township lacked an enumerator A Democratic appointee was removed and the Republican refused the job leaving the township uncensused Complaints spread across the census district Superintendent Porter is blamed for politics over competency in appointments.

Raleigh Greensboro Guilford County N. Y Porter Baltimore Sun

Shocking Accident Near Chappelis Depot

A fatal accident occurred last Tuesday afternoon in Newberry County near Chappelis Depot. Mrs Dan Holland, 16, was killed when a sulky overturned crossing a stream as a rain storm approached. A negro woman, riding with her, was seriously hurt after the horse ran away. Mrs Holland had been married only about two months.

Chappelis Depot Newberry County Dan Holland

The People Will Not Stand It Says Louisville Post

The Louisville Post calls out a bill as violating fair play and autocratic methods. It argues the Supreme Court would not sustain it and predicts the people will reject it despite support from Tom Reed and his allies.

Supreme Court Tom Reed Jonetoss Louisville Post

Wrecked Amid Pirates: The Gellert’s Catalinita Wreck Tale

Charles Stuhr, steward of the Gellert, reports the April Catalinita reef wreck after a tornado and pirate attack. Crew deserted the captain and mate, natives looted gear, trader rescue brought aboard, mutiny charges pursued at Santo Domingo with acquittal by the British consul.

Charles Stuhr Gellert Clyde Catalinita Caribean Sea A. C. Long Santo Domingo San Blas Isle of Pines Catalinita Island Long Gillett New York Herald

Farmer Wins Daughter In Marriage After Fifteen Year Wait

A county farmer, Pollard, told neighbors a tale from nineteen years ago about being hired by Alex Spillers. He allegedly married Spillers daughter at sixteen after working long years, and at Spillers death received 1600 dollars for his long wait and fathering two children.

Jacob W. A. Pollard Mr. Pollard Alex. Spillers Pollard Mr. Spillers Spillers Greenville News

Things Stanley Saw in Central Africa and Ice Prices

A Boston T Herald note lists fauna observed by Stanley in central Africa including elephants, buffalo, hippopotamus, crocodile, antelope, lemurs, primates, parrots, waders, woodpeckers, and fish rich rivers. Separate item reports ice price in St. Louis rising to 1 per 100 pounds with minimum sale of ten pounds.

Mr. Stanley Homer Boston T Herald St. Louis

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