Hoyt and Pope in Defiance of State Primary Claim
A dated exchange between Col. James A. Hoyt and Dr. Sampson Pope concerns their attack on a Newberry County convention statement alleging a State primary vote by the State Executive Committee. Pope defends his version while Hoyt presses for corrections and full publication.
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Sampnon Pope
James A. Hoyt
Democratic State Executive Committee
Sampson Pope
Newberry
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Greenville
K. C
Newberry County
State Executive Committee
Democratic Party
James A. Hoy
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Newnenny
D. C
Ridgeway
N.G. G
News and Courier
Sampson Porn
G. C
C. Pear
Executive Committees
Tillman
Tilmantol
Gonzales
Sampson Vopr
Greenyoith
5. C
Deardir
Whit N. G.G
Democratic State Committee
Yeas
Wayes
Tam
State Dem
Camal Auc Mechanical College
Mt Sort
Stokes Burlinson fatally stabbed in Bakersville melee
In Bakersville North Carolina on Sunday Stokes Burlinson a prominent citizen was stabbed to death during a fight Mitchell Green a notorious rough is jailed and may be lynched by townspeople authorities report tensions rise after the incident.
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Bakersville
N. C
Stokes Burlinson
Mitchell Green
Green
Two Birds With One Gan in Savannah
Norton Jr. shot and killed Willie Bird and his brother John Bird at Guyton Meantime Norton fled. The killings followed a mule trade dispute between Norton and Willie Bird and a demand to reopen a stable door to recover a mule.
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Savannan
Guyton
RK. G. Norton, Jr
Willie
John Bird
Young Norton
Willie Bird
John
Norton
Infant Christening Delayed As Baby Declares Water Washed
A precocious infant at a christening resisted the ritual by wiping away the water with its gown sleeve and declaring in clear speech that the baby was clean and that sin was washed away before it began. The moment unfolded as the minister performed the blessing with the font near.
Death of Cox at Wish Dam on Georgia Carolina line
Mr. Cox, superintendent for Jones & Co at the Georgia Carolina & Northern railroad works near Wish Dam, was killed Wednesday evening when a crow bar slipped during loose rock handling. He died almost instantly and was described as very wealthy.
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Anstos
D. C
Mr. Cox
Messrs. Jones & Co's
Georgia, Carolina & Northern Railroad
Wish Dam
Reward Offered for Apprehension in Jacksonboro Attack
The governor posts a one hundred dollar reward for the capture and conviction of those who attempted to assassinate the town marshal of Jacksonboro Colleton County on June 27.
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Porsons
Jacksonboro
Colleton County
Lodge Bill sparks southern tensions and fears of violence
General Roger A Pryor warns that enforcing the Lodge bill would provoke racial clashes in the South and disrupt prosperity as capital withdraws or halts investment. He argues federal meddling in the electoral franchise would unsettle racial harmony and industrial progress. Bank head J Shrams doubts serious violence will occur and cites Northern capital protecting ventures.
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New York
Roger A. Pryor
South
J. Shrams
Fourth National Bank
Meteor Stone Crashes Into Wagon Near Oregon Bend
Versailles Kentucky correspondent reports John Whittaker of near Oregon Bend drove home when a meteor flashed and a huge eight foot stone crashed into the wagon bed behind him. The impact pinned the wagon and frightened the horses, with onlookers later inspecting the rock.
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Versailles
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
John Whittaker
Oregon Bend
Whittaker
Corpulence Cured by Paste Diet Man Fasts Forty Five Days
Povonkrersk July 24 Dr Chas K Barlow a leading dentist has not eaten for forty five days aside from milk or coffee He weighed 245 pounds and 40 inches at start now 201 pounds and 35 inches He felt well and energetic despite fasting and has only a glass of milk and ice cream today He is about forty years old with bright eyes and sprightly movements
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Povonkrersk
Chas. K. Barlow
Henry V. Stanley
Folie
New Jbudrid
Arma
Aussia
Alesander TL
Sen
England
Gulf of
Bothmin
Havine
Ma. I. Payson Porter
United States
McMickan
Ain
Detroit
John Merronun
Rhode Ishland
Sam Jones
Oxford
Justice Lamar
Rochester Union
Dem
Bob Emgersoll
Three White Men Arrested After Greenville Attack
Jess Mackey, a colored man, was seriously cut and beaten by three young white men near the Columbia and Greenville railroad in the West End. The assailants, named George Roderss, Walter Benard, and John Smith, were arrested to await news on Mackey's knife wound in the back, deemed dangerous.
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Greenville
Jess Mackey
George Roderss
Walter Benard
John Smith
Mackey
Columbia and
State Farmers Institute Set for Ridge Spring Dates
The State Farmers Institute will be held at Ridge Spring on the 28th and 29th inst.
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State Farmers’ Institute
Ridge Spring
South Carolina Farmers Alliance Holds Greenville Session
The South Carolina Farmers Alliance met in Greenville with delegates from almost every county. President Stackhouse reported membership at 17 500 with 1 052 sub alliances. A plan for a mutual fire and life insurance company was approved for study, and Spartanburg chosen as the next meeting site.
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Greenville
South Carolina
Alliance
Dodd William Stokes
Orangeburg
Spartanburg
National Alliance
J. Williams Stokes
W. J. Talbert
A. C. Latimer
Hugene Jarnigan
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