Clemson College Fire Sparks Political and Local News
The piece notes Clemson College fire rumors linking brandy and peaches to the blaze and mentions a Senate committee actions on Buttz. It reports W D Evans exiting the governor race, John Gary Evans and Tillerbee leading thereafter, and Miss Sadie Means case finally decided by the General Assembly. About thirty five boys left Clemson after the fire amid hair growth fables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Evans
John Gary Evans
Tillerbee
Sadie Means
Clemson College
Tillmar Loses Appeal Over Trademark Case
Gov Tillmar failed to obtain a verdict in the court of appeals where the ruling found no jurisdiction. Consequently the supreme court decision stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Tillmar
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
South Carolina Builds Army of 100 Companies After Darlington Turmoil
The article notes more than 100 military companies formed in South Carolina following the Darlington incident. It questions whether arming reflects a bloodthirsty impulse but suggests the move aims to restore peace and preserve a previously quiet state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Darlington
Prohibitionists organized across Sumter Lancaster and Columbia
The prohibition executive committee member T. J. LaMotte says organized men will observe and gather evidence of any law violations. The News and Courier publishes an interview with I. Kohn agent for a German immigration bureau stating plans to trade for 20 000 acres in Pickens County to establish a German colony. Supporters hope immigration brings new industries and capital.
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T. J. LaMotte
Prohibition Executive Committee
Sumter
Lancaster
Columbia
News and Courier
I. Kohn
Kohn
Col. J. JH. Hagood
Pickens County
Immigrant colonization plans tied to land in Pickens county
Mr. Kohn seeks to bring German families to South Carolina to foster farming and industry. He negotiates with Col. Hagood over a 20,000 acre tract in Pickens county and discusses securing settlers who must prove they can fund their establishment. He shows letters describing requirements and intends to begin colonization if agreements are reached.
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Joseph H. Senney
M. N. Silberstein
Castle Garden
Kohn
Col. J.B. Hagood
United States Circuit Court
Pickens
Germany
News and Courier
Origin of Clemons Elvo Fire At Clemson College
The May 26 News and Courier reports theories on the Clemson College blaze of May 22. A likely cause involves tampered liquor jars in the museum causing a vodka alcohol fire that spread when water pressure failed. Cadets guard ruins as college resumes classes and a petition to close the college gains signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson College
Agricultural Department
Columbia
Clemson
Board of Trustees
News and Courier
Inquiry on Lady Candidate for School Commissioner Responds
Authorities say they know no more than previously published about the identity of the lady candidate for school commissioner. No new names or details are disclosed.
Judge sends Coxey leader to prison for twenty days
The District Court of Washington D C sentenced the Clover Club general to twenty days. Atlanta seeks the government building for its exposition in Chicago. A new reform paper The Voice of the People debuts at Newberry South Carolina. Clemson College fire misreported as dormitory fire. main building cost 60000 and insured 25000, state bears 30000 loss. Senator Buttz fights tariff. Public Opinion praised in Washington. State liquor policy seen as a puzzle with dispensary profits a campaign issue. The State real estate equalization board meets in Columbia July to review county assessments. thirty five board members participate.
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Miller
District Court
Washington, D. C
Coxey
Clemson College
State
Columbia
S.C
Immigrant Bureau Planned by Settler Mr. I. Kohn in Charleston
Mr. I Kohn longtime agent of Michigan Land and Improvement Company arrives in Charleston to set up an immigration bureau. He has twenty seven years in business with eight years in Bremen and similar time in Germany. He met Governor Tillman in Columbia who invited him to Augusta for the Immigration Convention with South Carolina delegates and authorized him to invite two associates.
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I. Kohn
Michigan Land and Improvement Company
Kohn
Bremen
Germany
Charleston
Columbia
Goveror
Call to aid Beaufort starving in need now
We call upon readers to heed the supplications of hundreds of starving men women and children in Beaufort who require assistance immediately. A gift now will be ten times the value of a later donation, as delay may render relief impossible. Give at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaufort
Big Verria Wheel dismantling begins in Chicago
Preparations to take down the Ferris wheel at Midway Plaisance began with false work engines and hoisting gear. The removal will take ten weeks, involve 150000 dollars, and transfer the wheel and 3000 tons of metal to New York, where the structure will be rebuilt at Thirty seventh street and Broadway with more lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
New York
Thirty-seventh Street
Broadway
Old Vienna
L. V. Rice
Chicago Tribune
Little Ruth Cleveland Not Deceased or Mentally Impaired
A New York story alleging Ruth Cleveland is dead and dumb is denied by Mrs. Cleveland's stepfather and by Ruth herself. The report is described as malicious, unfounded gossip provoking official inquiries and strong rebuttals.
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Buffalo
Ruth Cleveland
Cleveland
Perrine
Ruth
Avory Promotes Atlanta Exposition To Boost Trade
Col Isaac W Avory special commissioner for the cotton states and international exposition speaks to Washingtonians about Atlanta's planned event. He says the expo aims to boost US imports from South and Central America the West Indies and Mexico by bringing merchants together, increasing American trade share. An Island druggist in West Virginia is praised for his angelic temper and courtesy to a boy needing a state pencil at night.
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Avory
Isaac W. Avory
Atlanta
Board of Trade
Col. Avery
South
Central America
West Indies
Mexico
United States
Europe
Washington Post
Island
W. Va
Notice to Pickens property owners to file returns by June
Notice requires every owner of personal property within Pickens town limits to make a sworn return before the council clerk by the 2nd day of June next. By order of the council this 4th day of May, 1894. Intendant J. J. Lewis and Clerk C. H. Robinson. Also an advertisement for Buckleon's Arnica Salve and various Morris's groceries and products with prices.
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Town of
Pickens
J. J. Lewis
C. II
Robinson
Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy Promoted in Ad Bustle
An advertisement touts Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy claiming many cures for indigestion and dyspepsia and urges readers to request a book detailing cures. It also promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Teething with a stated price and notes its soothing, anti inflamed effects.
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Mundreds
Witherson
Tyner
Ae Chas
O. Tyner
Atlanta, Ga
Clothing sale offers 37 to 9 fine frock suits at reduced prices
For 30 days a clothing sale lists Lot 1 with 37 suits sizes 34 to 42 at 12.50, Lot 2 with 12 suits same sizes at given price, and Lot 3 with 9 suits at 7.50. These suits previously sold for 16.50 to 25, 15 to 16.50, and 10 to 13.50 respectively.
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Atlanta
Norcross
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PSU
Ecus Paisees
Galivesville
Carneis
Escesseas Seneeet
Westmniester
Benovg
Croonville
Spartanburg
Gaffneys
Blacksburg
King’s Mount'n
Qastonia
Receseess
Charlotta
Danville
Wichmond
Washington
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Philadelia
New York
Wes.Lim E'St
Baltimore
Habington
Rishmond
Vanville
Charlotte
King's Mount
Toccon
Mount Aliya
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Crete
Jamesville
Esa Ascii
Charleston
Asheville
Savannah
Aaleville
Weatbornd
W.N
Hendersonville
Or Springs
Greenville
S. C
Seneca
Columbia and
Pullman Palace
BD. Mebbs
Columbia
H. Hardwick
Pa Atlante
Eenston
D.C
A.T
Begeton
Washington, DC
Bargain Clothing Sale Listings for Boys to Men
An advertisement lists affordable clothing options from knee pants for ten cents to school suits with two pairs of pants for three dollars and fifty cents. It notes offerings for those who cannot afford premium goods, including men's work pants priced at fifty cents.
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Pickens Sentinel
Pickens C. II
C. J
Pickens Ponoptes
Senate
Buttz
Pallas
Clemons Elvo
Chicago
Newberry
The
Voice of the People
F. W. Capers
A. E. P. Bedenbaugh
Associte
Little Huth Is All Right
St Thomas
Ont
Queen’s Own” Rifles
Toronto
Col. Smith
George J. Willis
Buckleon
W. T. McFall
Duke’s
Bedford City
Morris's
Morris’s
Kansas
City
Morris
CSN
Alexander
Greenville, S. C
E. H. Murray
Anderson, S.C
J. E. Boggs
Pickens, Sc
Attorneys AT Law
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Ees Weldon
Mein Street
Gan
Avery
J.P. Carlisle
Wastmoreinaa Roe & Duke
Henriett
Greenvilee, 8. c
J G, Fitzgerald
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Westmoreland Bros
Richmond & Danville Railroad
Samuel Spencer
F. W. Huldekoper
Reuben Foster
Northboun
Pillman
Richmond
Pullman
Southwestern
New Orleans
Montgomery
Memphis
Birmingham
Greensboro
Washington D. C
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Ardwick
Washington D.C
J.A. Dodson
Adjonta
W.H. Green
Sol. Haas
Columsea
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Reuble Voster
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Minington
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Upper South Carolina
North Carolina
Athens
Dally
Charlest
J. R. Benly
Gen’l
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Clinton
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Atlante
Winneboro
Ownderson
Dersonville
Taheville
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K. M
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F.W. Poe&co
I. W. Poe & CO
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Sloan Bros
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Lewis & Son's
W. G. Bramlett
X. L. CO
C. M. Dempsbey
Main St
N. Wyatt
Faploy
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