Prohibition Party Nominates Swallow for President in 1904
The Prohibition party met in Indianapolis and nominated Silas Swallow of Pennsylvania for president with Geo W Carroll of Texas for vice president after a long deadlock. The platform calls for information arbitration, suffrage by merit, uniform laws, popular election of senators, civil service reform, and tight controls on trusts and divorce.
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Cleveland Sway Dominates St Louis Democratic Tilt
Analysis notes Cleveland as the favored candidate at the St Louis convention amid Democratic whispers and shifting support in New York and Philadelphia. Observers report Roosevelt opposition among some factions, while Gray receives cautious Republican scrutiny and mixed sentiment on lineage and records. Local affairs touch on murder acquittal of Carrell and crop insurance concerns as drought or disease premiums loom.
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Murder on the Rain Ended in Confusion and Flight
The report recounts a reported murder by ooh Han From rain end murder, a mistrial in Kingstree, and a nighttime train boarding by eight men. Witnesses describe disguises, a confrontation, and a forced removal into woods with shots fired but no injuries recorded.
Lightning strikes and horse theft reported in town
A chaotic incident near the residence of Caph J. C. Marshall involved a horse owned by Mr. David Skellow and a rider Anegre who escaped after the horse was attacked. The strike damaged property including a piano. Mrs. Mareball was stunned but not seriously injured.
Plant Estate Funds Sequestered By Court Order
The executors of the Plant estate report court action allowing endorsement to administer life insurance over $786.48 placed in multiple parts of the state. Funds distributed to various locations including Macon, Valdosta, and surrounding areas as part of the settlement. Robert J. Plant, president of First National Bank, filed related assurances valuing a total around $1,025,000.
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Happenings In The State Barn Burned Near Jonesville
June 27 Friday night a barn near Jonesville on Me Whirter's place just outside town burned down with stock and hay lost. A Black resident living nearby escaped unharmed as the blaze enveloped the building and suppressed efforts to save the tied stock.
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Remember Our Godman and Drew-Selby Shoes Line
A brief item recalls the Godman and Drew-Selby shoe line as a notable historic product. The note highlights the two models as part of a legacy in design and branding.
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Leather Shoes Ad Claims Quality Guarantee
An old style shoe advertisement promises solid leather soles and uppers with a double toe tip. It guarantees replacements if any pair fails and touts cow leather and no paste.
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Overstock Clothing Sale Before Fall Line Arrives
SPEGIL DRIVE ON WINTER WEIGHT CLOTHING offers reduced prices on suits at cost with a written guarantee that Strouse & Bros Clothing will not fade or shrink. Overstocked stock invites inspection as proof of broad clothing trade, plus National department and groceries at low prices.
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