Sale of lands in Lancaster County notice
Public auction notice describes sale of multiple parcels in Lancaster County by Gammon Phu Phe British and American Mortgage Company and others. It lists parcel details, term of payment, security, and conditions including cash down, two-year credit, and insurance. Court and agent W. Porter CGC PLO signs the notice.
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Outh
Carolid
Lang
American Morte Company
Agerinse
Foster
Jude Do W
Buchana
Poolie
Naientes Court
Loge
Salon
Marek
Loe
Ee al Bate
Chinimin
Beny
Nerts
HOM Gael
EB Sowell
Heath
JB Kerwin
Die Ibe
J Masry
D& C
Koil Bey
DE Dutan
Hobie
Viay
Kidney Trouble and Public Life Mentioned in Yorkville News
The Yorkville Enquirer reports on Congressman Finley arriving in Yorkville on private business and expressing confidence in the Balm issue while noting local news. It also recounts medical advice on kidney and bladder trouble and a remedy named Swamp-Root, with related notices about a death outside a Grand Union Hotel and smallpox pitting prevention.
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Finley
Yorkville
Washington
Aly
Hin
Yorkville Enquirer
Jotton
Mobile
Dr. Kilmer &Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Bryan in Two Cities Draws Great Crowds
Special to The Greenville News reports Col Bryan visiting Columbia and Charleston as crowds greet him warmly. In Columbia he spoke to 3,000 at the State House rear platform, urged legislators to serve public will, and warned against imperialism. He then went to Charleston, where about 7,000 attendees filled the Thompson auditorium and cheered as he spoke on money, trusts, and imperialism.
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South Carolina College
State House
McSweeney
Hampton
Bryan
Republican Party
Charleston
Tampa
S.C
Ol Bryan
Columbia
Line Street
Smyth
Thompson Auditorium
Col Bryan
Bacot
Cleveland
McKinley
Chamberlain and Bryan in a dispute over imperialism and trusts
Ex Governor Chamberlain urges support for William Jennings Bryan in the 1900 campaign, arguing the central issues are imperialism and trusts. He critiques McKinley and the Republican stance, praises Bryan’s independence and anti trust stance, and advocates Bryan as the better choice for reform, noting his 16 to 1 silver stance as academic now.
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Bryan
The
News and Courier
South Carolina
General Assembly
Bax
Springfield Republican
Palmer Amd
Gouvernee Chamberlain
Edward McCrady
Republican Party
McKinley
Hawaii
Democratic Party
Demoscratic
Triste 1
McBryan
McKinlo
Judge Markham
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