Coosaw Mining seeks conditional resumption under board
A letter to South Carolina phosphate officials from Robt Adkler chief manager of Coosaw Mining Co proposes resuming operations under state supervision while litigation with the State continues. It argues the interests of both parties are linked and urges a mutual arrangement to avoid royalty losses and market damage. Governor Tillman signs as board chairman and invites a reply from Adger to set terms.
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Columbia
S.C
Phosphate Commission
LB. R. Tillman
Y.J. Pope
W. IL. Ellerbe
J. D. Montgomery
Geo. IL. Walter
Board of Phosphate Commissioners
Coosaw Mining Company
Cocsaw Company
General Assembly
Coosaw
Sam
Robt
Adkiwer
Coosaw Mining Co
B. OR. Tillman
Jolumbia
Prosphate Commission
Smythe
Coosaw Company
I. A.M. Smith
J. K. Brotherhood
the News and and Courier
Tillman
Senator Smythe
I. A.smith
Brotherhood
Pope
Aly
Robert Adger
Adger
Orrick
Chiarleston
Ilon
J. RR. Pillman
Coosaw River
Avesson
Mr. &Mythe
Tf. A
TE. A. MS. Smyth
Siythe
Mir Drotherhood
Reply from phosphate commission on Coosaw river mining
The Phosphate Commission met to consider Albert Adger's request for the Coosaw Mining Company to resume mining in Coosaw River. The board authorized possession of the river section and issued three licenses to Carolina Mining, Farmers Mining, and Beaufort Phosphate, with conditions to protect the company’s claims and ensure all licensees may mine.
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Columbia, Mareh T
Phosphate Commission
Albert Adger
Cousaw Company
Commission
Robt. Adger
Coosaw Mining Company
Clarlstom
S.C
Coosaw
Amity
Roek
Coosaw River
Board of Phosphate Commissioners
General Assembly
Carolina Mining Company
Farmer's Mining Company
Beaufort Phosphate Company
Coosiaw Mining Company
Alliance plans reshaping Ohio politics in winter activity
The New York Times reports both parties are alarmed by organized farmer groups in southern Ohio counties. Meetings in schoolhouses feature Western and Southern speakers as the Farmers' Alliance campaigns to influence county offices, push for tax and salary measures, and run its own candidates in upcoming township elections. Brice’s election fuels the Alliance ire.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Liver
Senate
Brice
Alliance
New York
Hawknes
Alianee
Granger Crement
Allance
New York Times
Romance and cruelty exposed in Mary Martin Long tale
Mrs. Noah Long reveals a dark past in Sipamokins Pennsylvania detailing a mock marriage, abuse, and forced separation of Mary Martin from Noah Long. A rescue followed as she endured years of mistreatment before escape. Separate mishap reports describe a wagon crash near Georgetown and a fatal train incident in Roanoke involving two sisters.
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Marehl
Noah
Long
Mary Martin
Smale
Streator
Aiminer
Moss
Mary
Ehibit
Doug
Aoman
Walter
Milwaukee Merchant Thomas Masses Fatally Falls
Milwaukee March 12 Thomas Masses a prominent merchant was killed this morning at his Oneida street home. He leaned from an attic window to dislodge icicles lost balance and fell to the walk fracturing his skull and breaking his neck on the descent at the porch.
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Thomas Masses
Oneida Street
Ile
Strikin
Lis
New York
Allen Street
James L. Alexander
Bernard Jaster
Betsy Jaster
Sarah Jaster
Minnie Jaster
Abraham George
Lebrew
Max Cobedstein
Goldstein
Jaster
Coosaw Mining Dispute Marks State Rights Clash
Charleston and Columbia reports detail the phosphate commission's meeting over the Coosaw Mining Company. Key figures include Senator Smythe, L A. Smith, and Robert Adger, with Governor Tillman as chairman. The dispute centers on exclusive mining rights, licenses already issued, and potential impacts on the state’s deposit amid pending litigation in federal court.
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Board of Phosphate Commissioners
A.T. Smythe
Ar. Smythe
XL. Smith
Tillman
Adger
George S. Mower
United States
South Carolina
Coosaw Company
Smythe
IE. A.M. Smith
Brotherhood
Carolina Company
Coosaw
Pope
Phosphate Commission
K. AA. M.smith
Columbia
Charleston
Aly. Smith
News and Courier
Night vigil challenge submission nets bold stakes
Dirkorm March reports a midnight vigil contest at a local museum to last 168 hours. Andrew J Taunt and William Bowerman agree to a no-attendant sleep test with no artificial wakefulness, each depositing ST. winner takes all and part of the recepts, referee to question rivals as needed.
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Dirkorm
Andrew J. Taunt
William Bowerman
Rishimin
Tragic Utopia Disaster Drowns Hundreds at Gibraltar
The Anchor Line steamer Utopia collided with the British ironclad Rodney while entering the bay, causing massive loss of life. Estimates place drowned at around 600 to 670 Italians and crew, with hundreds more rescued and treated ashore. A naval inquiry will probe the collision as survivors are sent toward the United States aboard another line steamship.
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Utopia
Utepia
Wit Melhongue
Bonswalit
Gi Jnside
Nodney
Ne Son
United States
Naples
Anchorage
Chammel Squadroon
Ironchids
Bund
Rica
Binaan
Uhye
New York
Agreols
Anchor Ling Steamship Company
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Assyrut
Genoa
Weber
Gibral- Gar
Ptopia
Talkingstone
Chen
Simehe
Central Asylum Fire Ravages Nash ville Region
A massive fire destroyed the Central Insane Asylum seven miles from Nash ville. Inmates fled as flames engulfed the building. at least six bodies found, many inmates escaped or were moved to safety as the West Wing collapsed and fire equipment arrived amid chaotic scenes. Several inmates drowned in a nearby ditch, and investigators suspect an inmate caused the blaze.
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Itais
Iit
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