Four Hundred Delegates Attend South Carolina Democratic Conference
The August gathering in Columbia drew about four hundred delegates from most counties, excluding three, as resolutions favoring harmony were adopted. Debate centered on whether to convene openly or in secret, with Tillmanites urged to leave and a roll call ordered before the conference adjourned sine die at 2:10 a.m., endorsing a pro harmony platform and protesting the majority’s actions at the September convention.
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House quarrel over lard bill halts proceedigs in Congress
In Washington on August 26 the House debated the lard bill, prompting a quorum crisis and multiple calls of the House. Members left chamber and a resolution threatened to recall absent members as a row over procedure, filibuster and attendance grew heated.
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Drowning of Seventy Six Men In Alaskan Ship Disaster
John Evicsson, a survivor, describes the Oneida wreck at Cook Inlet Alaska. The 76 Chinese fishermen drowned as passengers panicked for lifeboats while the vessel sank after striking rocks. White crew survived. survivors included twelve Chinamen later found afloat.
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Negro Revolt Rumors Loom Over Georgia County
In Bandersville Georgia Aug 27 reports reach The Progress of unrest among African Americans between Sandersville and Hancock County. Secrecy, drum beats, and nightly gatherings spark white alarm with claims of organized drills and purchases ofWinchester rifles. Local accounts question reliability as officials investigate.
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