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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1890
Page
6
Mount Wilson astronomers warn of a snowstorm on Mars and predict killing frost in days. The text also notes political clashes in South Carolina, remarks on public finance, and local governance matters including treasurer elections and ritual party loyalty amid a broader editorial debate.
A reflective editorial cites an Easley Messenger item about a citizen accused of selling red wine to minors. It argues that public failing to report crime invites greater harm and urges citizens to own responsibility, report offenses, and demand enforcement of laws.
A critical note on a recent Congress appropriation for agricultural and industrial colleges cites a race based admission restriction. It argues no school should gain benefits under the act if it discriminates by color and suggests Chatlin College at Gorai be opened to all. The writer contends federal funds are wasted and the color line cannot be erased by money alone.
Officials seized about 15 000 copies of the Atlanta Constitution last week amid a Christmas giveaway draw for subscribers. The post office warned papers and advertisers to stop prize drawings tied to lotteries, threatening further confiscations unless editors stop such promotions.
Mrs N P Norton widow of Col M M Norton and mother of Judge Norton suffered a severe stroke on Tuesday morning. Medical aid was given promptly and by Tuesday night she was reported a bit improved with hopes of removal to Walhatla soon.
A column of political attacks cites Haskell Tillman intrigue and calls for party unity. It condemns independent voting, praises white supremacy, and urges turnout for Tillman while warning of perjury if supporting Haskell. Local officials and editorial voices condemn corruption and advocate party discipline.
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