Governor Grants Parole in 1896 Criminal Assault Case
The Columbia State notes the governor’s parole of Judson Chewning, convicted in Clarendon County in 1896 for criminal assault and sentenced to life. It argues clemency in such crimes should be rare, criticizing mob justice and the impact of parole on public conscience.
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Columbia
Judson Chewning
Clarendon County
Naw
Men and Religion Movement Emerges in New York
A new religious movement, born in New York, spreads among friends and associates. It reportedly seeks funding from J Pierpont Morgan and aims to unite men and boys with churches to halt moral drift.
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New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Pentecostal Movement Urges Nationwide Spiritual Revival
A plea calls for a sweeping Pentecostal revival in America to halt decline and bring every man and boy under its influence. It urges Christians to support the movement amid crime, corruption, and religious apathy, hoping for a powerful, nationwide spiritual awakening led by divine intervention.
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Sir
Sion
America
Confederate Monument for Pickens Courthouse Square
The Easley and Pickens Daughters of the Confederacy should raise a fund to mark Confederate graves and erect a monument on the Pickens courthouse square. The writer urges the community to form a memorial association, plan the project, and contribute to honor Pickens county soldiers.
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Easley Daughters of the Confederacy
Pickens
Pickens County
Confederacy
Easley and Pickens
Get Off and Push Hints at GOP Rifts in Taft Era
A Pickens boy misreads G O P as Get Off and Push, reflecting broader party strife as Taft battles insurgents. The cartoon shows the elephant and the president struggling under rebel pressure, illustrating the era’s GOP tensions.
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Pickens
Republican Party
Taft
Pickens County News Briefs and Political Notes
Local items report Pickens county advances in cotton prospects with an estimated 20 000 bales and a $900 000 value at 9 cents per pound. Wilson clubs form nationwide and Alabama figures lean toward Woodrow Wilson. A Spokane traveler discusses state political outlook while the Law and Order League of Pickens County prepares for a meeting on Monday the 20th. A legal notice outlines a December 1911 sale of lands in Easat oe township and Cedar Creek area under a decretal order.
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Pickens County
Law and Order League
Pickens
Dillon
Baby
Law and Order
A. H. Best
E. H. Craig
Eastatoe Township
J. J. Herd
Jordan Rice
William Turner
Cedar Creek
Milton Hester
W. J. Duffie
J. D. Crershaw
A. J. Boggs
8. C
Newspaper praise and pledge to continue service
The note expresses deep appreciation for kind words from friends and patrons and states the newspaper will strive to merit their commendation going forward. It emphasizes gratitude and commitment to quality.
Favorable Fall For Crops With Bright Cotton Yields
Farmers report one of the best falls for harvest in years with no stained or yellow cotton noted. The season’s favorable conditions promise strong yields and steady market prospects for growers statewide.
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Wm. J. Oliver
Farmers Sow Wheat and Oats to Boost Next Year Cotton Prices
Farmers urged to plant wheat and oats now to push up the price of next year’s cotton. Encouragement highlights crop diversification as a price strategy for cotton growers.
Chattanooga to Organize Woodrow Wilson Club
Chattanooga Democrats plan a Woodrow Wilson club led by Hamilton County leaders to promote Wilson for the Democratic nomination and presidency. The Nashville State Wilson club formed earlier with Lewis M. Coleman on its executive committee, aiming to enroll every Democrat in Hamilton County and back Wilson in the district.
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Chattanooga
Atlanta
New Jersey
United Democratic Party
Hamilton County
Wilson
White House
Nashville
Tennessee
Woodrow Wilson Club
Lewis M. Coleman
Wilson clubs form nationwide says Roanoke World
The Roanoke World notes Wilson clubs springing up across the country with Texas leading at nineteen clubs. It praises Woodrow Wilson as a Virginian native with distinguished roles as author teacher and Princeton president. His governor election in New Jersey elevated him politically and he is seen as a likely Democratic presidential nominee. The piece commends his clean life politics free of office seeking and sympathy for progressive ideas.
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Wilson
Arkansas
California
Georgia
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Oklahoma
Indiana
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Colorado
Milinois
New Mexico
North Dakota
Maryland
Michigan
New Jersey
Birmingham
United States
Alabama
Underwood
Roanoke
Texas
Princeton
Democratic Party
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