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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1894
Page
2
The piece criticizes the Democratic Party after the Chicago convention. It argues the platform is repudiated by the Senate, the party is dissolving, and a Republican comeback is looming. It warns of populist temptations and likens current drift to a biblical downfall, foreshadowing a 1896 setback.
A clipping notes a new immigration agency in Atlanta backed by half a million dollars. It aims to buy Southern farm lands and locate immigrants there, with officials including President William P. Calhoun and Secretary T. J. Mauldin. The agency plans to connect monied buyers with farmland opportunities through the Atlantic & Gulf States Immigration Agency.
Governor Tillman backs off slightly on calling for an Associated Press inquiry into his Staten Island remarks. He notes past defiance and claims supporters gained by his stance, arguing the AP may miss small details but strong principles endure.
The editor quotes Mr I G Palmer calling for a yes or no on Alliance binding. reply states membership does not surrender individuality and may align with or against demands. Observers praise Governor Tillman, note party dynamics, and discuss candidacy announcements, subscriptions, and local voter perspectives in Pickens County.
Messrs Obenr and Lawson Morton, retained by the Republican executive committee, filed a Supreme Court petition for a mandamus returnable on the 11th. The case targets the Richland County Supervisor of Registration amid threats of a floodgate opening. Governor Tillman receives praise for bold Prohibition defense in New York.
In remarks to National Timw University graduates Adlai E Stevenson urged earnest effort to pass a law allowing a majority verdict in a twelve member jury. Judge Hudson supports the same jury law view, joining the discussion.
The Easley Democrat asks the Peoples Journal to fix its announcement column. The Journal sees no need for repairs but could have agreed at small cost to satisfy the Democrat and perhaps avert a trip to the school commissioner's office.
The note advises candidates to stay silent about themselves and keep a firm front. It counsels calm, courteous sympathy toward contenders and values a restrained public stance as a sign of resolve.
A Baltimore man and two companions on a bicycle tour were chased by a hot headed bull in Mast Goshen township near West Chester Pennsylvania. The bull toppled and fatally injured the rider John Harsey, who died after friends carried him to a hospital. The event follows a long stretch of uneventful progress for the travelers from Baltimore to Philadelphia. The piece also notes a new Atlanta firm forming the Atlantic and Gulf States Immigration Agency with offices in room 24 Equitable Building and plans to recruit settlers to Georgia Florida Alabama and South Carolina.
An account reports clashes last week between troops and striking miners using stones rifle balls and dynamite in Illinois Ohio Maryland Pennsylvania Indiana and Colorado. The item lists July Alliance meeting dates and local merchant notices followed by multiple brief advertisements for remedies foods and supplies.
A statement of readiness to perform diverse work with instant finish in current popular styles at low prices for first class results.
Lot 2 features 12 suits in sizes 34 to 42 with selling prices from 15 to 16.50 dollars. Lot 3 offers 9 suits in sizes 34 to 42 with price range from 7.50 to 13.50 dollars.
Samuel Spencer F W Waldekoper and Reuben Foster are appointed as receivers. The order names the individuals and assigns them to manage the estate or property under court supervision. This notice records their appointment and outlines their fiduciary duties and authority.
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