Tillman vows to stay neutral in governor race, may seek Senate
The Augusta Chronicle quotes Senator Tillman saying he will be hands off in the gubernatorial contest and will not back any candidate. He adds he plans to run for re election to the Senate if alive, healthy, and not incapacitated, and he will not assist any opponent or candidate in the field. He notes his farm life and sustained vigor despite rumors of ill health.
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United States Senate
Tillman
Augusta Chronicle
Trenton
The
Chronicle
Tillmanesque
South Carolina
Sone
Local Notes Include Fires and Hookworm Mission
Mallory letters cover a near miss fire at Brownsville dwelling and an engine shed blaze at Argyle Dillon county. Dr J LaBruce Ward announces a Dillon hookworm dispensary with free treatment and countywide outreach. Also notes on Atlantic area visits, church events, and a juror list for October court.
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Herald
C. P. Hodges
Brownsville
Bennettsville
Argyle Place
Dillon County
J. J. Spinks
Bethlehem
Bartow Pierce
Mallory
P. L. Brigman
Georgia
J. AL. Brigman
C. C. Brigman
Epworth League
Brownaville Circuit
J. LaBruce Ward
State Department of Health
Dillon
Ward
Dion
Ceyerud
South
the Herald
French battleship Liberte explosion kills hundreds
chaotic morning at Toulon as the French battlefleet reels from a magazine blast on the Liberte. 450 or more dead or missing, Republique damaged, Verite and Democratic hit. rescue under way as crews deploy steam pinnacles and launches. buglers sounded SOS and many bodies pulled from wreckage. survivors describe a nightmarish scene of fire, debris, and torn armor in the harbor.
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France
Liberte
Republique
Nre
Rescurera
Tuton
Tirat
Marin-Darbel
Sip
Wis
Rewoblique
Anya
Liberty
Gall
Weil
Patrle
de Kerandron
TIGENS HAVING HARD TIME Che Authorities on Ye Condition of the Cho
The article reports a crackdown on illegal taverns in a county town. Detectives press the operation, with profits from illicit cab rides and courts dealing with offenders. Weather and harvest notes hint at agricultural strain and poor corn crops impacting farmers.
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Credit Court
Eli Aqnor
Osanial
Sony
Mystery surrounds Myrtle Hawkins death in Osceola lake case
A coroner jury in Hendersonville ruled Myrtle Hawkins did not drown and death was murder. Evidence includes blood stained paper fragments, unknown prints, and a possible arrest warrant for Mr Guice. a special grand jury may be convened if new facts emerge. Rewards totaling 2400 dollars are offered for Hawkins slayers.
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Hendersonville
Myrtle Hawking
Oseedy Lake
Efron
Hawking
Miew
Wo R. Kirk
Huw
Washington
Osceola Lake
Beacie Clark Guico
Miss Hawkins
Guice
Ow Iter
Havewe
Jadine
Fievren Hradley
Bailey to Practice Law in Texas After Term
Report from Gainesville Texas on September 22 states that Senator Bailey will not move residence to New York City after his term ends but will practice law in one of the larger Texas cities. The statement came from a conference with prominent Texas Democrats.
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Menater
New York
Ainesville
Texan
Bailey
New York City
Engineer and Mireman Die After Train Collision
A Southern Hall passenger train collided with a steam locomotive at Peachtree Creek bridge near Atlanta on November 11. Engineer AL Parris and fireman Roberson perished. several others were injured, mostly lightly. Mireman Folun of Carterville, Ga, a noted literary figure, was among the injured. The wreck tore the bridge and blocked traffic for hours. The cause awaits full investigation.
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Atlanta
Twen Boemén
Southern Hall
Peachtree Creek
Tridge
Avanta
Seaboard
Lluis Teecks
AL Parris
Roberson
M. Folun
Carterville
Benty
Stopliies
Norton Not Slated for Job as Watson Term Ends
Governor Blease says there will be little change in the office until Watson’s term expires and Norton is not slated for the position. The Messenger editor, a former congressman and seven year comptroller general, declined to comment for publication while noting no formal promise to Harmon supporters.
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Blease
Columbian
Shelal
Watson
Ghent
Af Mullins
Watton
Newepaper
Wien
Richards
Go Kielards
Wat
Cerry
Nartet
Governan
Bluse
Col Watson
the Messenger
Moline
Tina
Stans
Harmon
Red Men's Council
Cleveland
South Carolina
Oslo
Gov Blevse
Tessle
Du 4
Cincinnet
South Carling
Haemion
Blene
Announcement of clergymen rejection and bishop’s vow
A chaotic dispatch reports Bishop W Hamilton of New York reading an message on a meeting day. Clergy declined a proposed arrangement amid debts and social pressure. A wealthy man offered equal compensation, but the clergy refused, stating they had acted rightly.
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John Jacob
W. Hamilton
New York
Wren
Nate
Minister Valery Te Methedtat Faces Ceremony Offer
A distorted report claims Minister Larcutest Valerie Te Methedtat was asked to perform a ceremony with a supposed offer of money. An agent allegedly vouched for payment but the minister declined to participate and would not discuss the article’s assertions.
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Dhe
Uly Prereyirial I
Ile
Wim
Hin Mintey
Cal Astur
Hrowke
Hensiton
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