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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1893
Page
2
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The county alliance reprints resolutions defending Donaldson from Governor Tillman's impeachment claims. They condemn Tillman and Pillman at length, insist Donaldson served with ability and fidelity, and question further alliance action. The piece notes the dispute over the blacklist report and asks what the alliance will do next.
A hoarse archaic list of rules governs county liquor dispensaries from dispensing hours to prohibited acts. It mandates opening at 7 from April to October and 8 otherwise, forbids loafing, requires cash payments, and details handling of bottles and shipments. It cites the State Commissioner and county boards and is signed by Governor Dillman.
A call to establish a local fruit canning enterprise urges citizens to invest a small sum to preserve the abundant crop. With new dispensary laws, home canning and sale to the State become restricted, so a factory would prevent waste and benefit growers, farmers, and the community.
The State Supreme Court declares the dispensary act constitutional, overturning several prior decisions though not addressing the liquor men using the State name without permission. It emphasizes a duty to the State, notes Governor Tillman’s commutation of Lavelle to life imprisonment, and comments on pardons and enforcement steps including a special detective force.
Pickens county Farmers Alliance minutes condemn a Greenville News report alleging Governor Tillman urged President Cleveland to block M J Donaldson from federal office. They defend Donaldson’s character and urge publication of the response to Tillman while noting Baltimore’s advertised southern progress.
A fragmented OCR item outlines a historical overview of government structures and congresses with garbled phrases and misread names. It references figures like Stone and suggests a long narrative but contains little readable, coherent detail.
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