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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1892

Page

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Sullivan Corbett Fight Tops World Championship Clash

New Orleans Sept 7 immense crowd at Olympic Club for John L Sullivan vs James J Corbett for the world title. Sullivan weighed 212 pounds Corbett 189. Corbett won in the twenty first round after a fierce battle with exchanges and knockdowns.

New Orleans John L. SuLlivan James J. Corbet Olympic Club Sulivan Corbett New York Hara McAulife Dixon Sullivan Thy Crorld Charley Johnston Jack Mec Auli Te John Donaldson Billy Melany Lat Masterson Frank Morin R. M. Frank Professor Daley Sullivan Uyper Corbtt Sully Corbet Sule Ife Curt Jim Cor Oth Seneck Advan Sullivan Art Corbett Corbettt Jett James Witter Corbett Peopl Olgogie Sullivan Club Queensbury Boston Champion Jacek McAulifte Frank Moran Jack Ashton Phil Casey Noel Shelley

The 7th district fight unfolds in Charleston lore

Charleston dispatch outlines the long running Black Shoestring district feud in South Carolina. Gen Bob Smalls Tom Miller and the Custom House faction clash while J W Murray wins the nomination and faces funding woes as Gen I W Moise looms as a rival.

Charleston South Carolina Republican House of Representatives Bob” Smalls Tom Miller J. W. Murray Col. Elliott Smalls Smalls- Miller Lt. M. Brayton Columbia Custom House J. J. Ostendorf G. W. Murray Bue Miller Iowever Murray Berkeley Sam Miller Bob" Smalls Brayton I. W. Moise Moise News and Courier

Contested South Carolina primary actions draw protests

In Georgetown County tidings two factions clash over Sheriff Doar and pledge rules as Walter Hazard and others denounce alleged partisan manipulation. The executive committee adjourns while Conservatives press to count votes and seek court relief amid disputed results. Alpine Texas endures a devastating cloudburst washing away shelters and damaging the railroad.

Columbia S.C Doar Georgetown County Irby Tillman Dx R Georgetown Hiu Walter Hazard Lazird Gov. Tillman Wear South Carolina Snsard Dour Tie Tillmanite Kooning Detgens Iue Skinner Sheriff Brown Dear Ile Executive Committee Steadman Pillmanite Alpine Texas Devil Mountains Rangers

Negro Exodus Reported Aiding Illinois Voting

Jackson Mississippi September 7 reports say Hon Charles Howard a Mississippi Democrat claims Republicans are transporting negroes from northeast Mississippi to Illinois to vote for Harrison. Democratic leaders monitor the exodus and warn Illinois officials to prevent registration and prosecute organizers.

Negroce Tillovada Jackson Miss Chauwles Hloward Mississippi National Democratic Executive Committee Illinois Harrison Democratic Committee Ilinois

Third Party Politics In Georgia And Wild Promises For Negroes

In Monroe county Georgia a fierce party split is described with strong Democratic loyalty. The piece denounces the People's Party and alleges third party organizers wooed Black voters with promises of pay while urging secrecy. It claims Monroe will deliver a large Democratic majority in November for Cleveland and Democratic tickets.

Georgia Monrose County People's Party Watson Weaver Christ Sam Watson Lom Watson Monroe Cleveland

Mysterious Stranger Dies Near Hayrick in Illinois

A hired man found a lifeless stranger near a hayrick and Sinima in the shade. Despite nearby efforts, the man died, showing insect damage on skin and clothing. He was about 35 with no identification, and officers could not determine who he was.

Pana Tuters

Prohibition Sweep and Tillman Victory Detailed in Vote Totals

The article reports Tillman elected by a strong majority and prohibition sweeping the state. It provides figures for Prohibition and anti prohibition votes, noting Moises’ majority and the general state ticket versus prohibition box totals. It cites about 20 000 voters participating in general ballots but voting in prohibition boxes in twenty three counties.

Tillman Moise Prohibition Prohibition Executive Committee Columbia 8. C Sheppard Abbeville Tees Aiken Anderson Eas Carnowell Beaufort Berkeley Charleston Chester Chesterfield Clarendon Colleton Darlington Jawurens Fee Lexington Marion Marlborough Ewes Orgeanee Newberry Orangeburg Dpickens Richland Spartanburg Sumter Union Whiamsburg Geensae Stukus Crawley Crawley

Steubenville Tragedy: Man Kills Family Then Ends Own Life

In Steubenville Ohio John Skinner a hired man for German farmer George Feelner shot Feelner fatally then killed Mrs Feelner who was ill with typhoid fever and wounded another elderly relative before turning the gun on himself. The motive stemmed from a quarrel over money and a disputed departure by Skinner. The crime was discovered the next morning.

Gar‘Geld Park Kresanen James M. Brown Oliver John Powell Oficer Klenny McDowell Brown James Crown Ile McDowell Powell Beer Powell Crown Westland Otieer Jones Jones Steubenville Ohio John Skinner George Feelner Feelner Mra. Feelner Skinner

Prominent Glynn Judge Accused of Stolen Cash

Judge William St. Blaine of Glynn County was arrested after allegedly stealing about 32,000 in six months from Grocer Michaelson in Brunswick. A trap by the merchant led to the capture as the outer door was left open and Blaine took silver from the safe.

Brunwick William St. Blaine Glynn Michaelson Blaine

Sugar market unsettled by cholera port quarantine

In Philadelphia on Sept 2 the sugar market reacted to a twenty day quarantine for ships from cholera ports. Experts doubt a sugar famine, but expect delays in raw sugar from Hamburg and a rise in lower grades sales. Granulated sugar may still exceed six cents per pound at retail.

Philadelpilia Hamburg

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