Hemphill Dominates Lancaster Senatorial Meeting
Special to The State reports a Lancaster court house gathering where about 300 voters heard senatorial candidates. Hemphill drew the most applause while Henderson, Elliott, and others spoke on tariff policies, Philippine issues, and southern economic interests amid calls for new leadership and civic unity.
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Lancaster
Court House
Hemphill
D. S. Henderson
Hickory Jackson
Henderson
Philippines
Dewey
Manila Bay
Philippine
Orient
Cuba
Mexico
Bryan
Latimer Evans and Johnstone Speak on Tariff and State Growth
Politicians tout Charleston as a potential cotton goods port and Georgia’s cotton mill expansion. Latimer defends Democratic integrity and criticizes McKinley tariffs, while Evans assails Latimer’s farmer claim and pension policy. Johnstone focuses on present needs, rotation in office, and welfare, urging broader outreach and oversight.
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Charleston
Georgetown
United States
Washington
Gov. Evans
Latimer
McLaurin
Congress
Senate
House
George Johnstone
Col Johnstone
Goa
Hans Drake
Hicher
Optander
Hiematia
Pater
Cooper
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Rebounds Patient’s Pain
A Verbena Alabama man, F A Gulledge, sought vast sums from doctors for piles causing 24 tumors, endured two hospital stays, and finally found relief with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The advert claims the salve reduces inflammation and pain, selling for 25 cents at local drug stores J F Mackey Co and Crawford Bros.
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F. A. Gulledge
Verbena
Ala
Bucklen
J. F. Mackey Co’s
Crawford Bros
Arson and murder claim tied to Daly house fire
A Crab Orchard farmer W. M. Daly died in a house fire once ruled accidental. In Charlotte authorities arrested three Black men Lester Miller Wall Hilton and Will Simpson on suspicion of arson and murder linking them to the fatal blaze.
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Charlotte
N. C
W. M. Daly
Crab Orchard Township
Daly
Lester Miller
Wall Hilton
Will Simpson
Fire Destroy Vaughn Building in Winston-Salem
A blaze began at 10 30 in Winston-Salem and ripped through the Vaughn building a large three story structure at Fifth and Trade street causing about 60000 in damage. The fire started in the third story and the origin is unknown.
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Winston-Salem
Vaughn
Fifth and Trade Street
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Finley
Wilson
Stein
Floyd
TL. E. Coffee
J. H. Boldridge
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J. J. Hemphill
Mr. Hemphill
South Carolina
Massachusetts
Debra
Republican “Party
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Col. Hemphill
Elliott
Public Services
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Des Bruxelles
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Hlemyhill
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