Announcements for Fifth District Congress Candidates
A set of declarations from candidates announcing runs for Congress or the Legislature. The statements indicate campaigns for the Fifth Congressional District, the House of Representatives, and the Legislature, all subject to Democratic primary rules. The names mentioned include J W Hamel and J Harry Foster among others.
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House OF Representatives
Democratic Party
J.W. Hamel
J.harry Foster
Gregory-Ferguson Company
Geo W Jone
John P Hunter Seeks Reelection as Sheriff
The announcement proclaims John P Hunter as a Democratic primary candidate for reelection as sheriff. It praises his record, loyalty, and readiness to serve with courage, fairness, and discretion, asserting his fitness for the office.
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John P. Hunter
Hunter
Gregory Announces Clyburn for Clerk of Court in Dem Primary
Gregory announces candidacy for Clerk of Court to fill unexpired term of the late W S Porter. He pledges to abide by the Democratic primary result and seeks support from voters. Friends of L M Clyburn endorse the bid and urge Democratic process adherence.
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L. M. Clyburn
W. 5. L. Porter
F, Gregory
Lancaster Candidates Pledge for Auditor Treasurer Primaries
A collection of brief notices announces bids for Lancaster County offices. H Al Horton declares candidacy for Auditor and vows to abide by Democratic primary results, while J Wylie Porter seeks Treasurer and Woo. Carten also announces candidacy for Treasurer with pledge to honor primary outcomes, thanking Lancaster County voters.
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Lancaster County
H. AL. Horton
J Wylie Porter
Candidate for County Supervisor Seeks Reselection
A formal notice states Mr M Gardner announces candidacy for county supervisor under party primary rules. The message thanks past supporters and invites voters, noting eligibility under electoral guidelines.
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M © Gardner
Local Latcaster Candidate Announces Magistrate Bid
A Latcaster, H. announces candidacy for the office of Magistrate subject to the result of the primary election.
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Latcaster
Ex Commissioner Cram Dies From Apoplexy
H H Cram died at his home in Denmark at 11 o clock after suffering a stroke the previous evening. Also, Chas Steele, 23, shot himself at his brother’s home in Valclus e amid rumored love troubles and possible brain effects from smoking. Cotton mill leaders from SC NC GA AL MS vote to reduce production 25 percent in August and September to improve market conditions.
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Denmark
H. H Cram
Aiken
Chas. Steele
William Steele
Vaucluse
Two Bottles Cured Him Kidney Trouble
A. H. Davis of Mt. Sterling Louisiana reports kidney troubles lasting about two years were cured by Foley's Kidney Cure after using two bottles. The medicine is sold by Funderburk Pharmacy.
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A. H. Davis
Mt. Sterling
Fo—ley
Funderburk Pharmacy
Foley
Faenderburk Pharmacy
Best men for legislature urged by state papers
State newspapers urge voters to send the best men to the legislature, warning against choosing candidates by speech or manner rather than qualifications. They argue such selectivity will reduce confusion and petty laws, and reduce annual pensions if the public chooses properly.
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House of Representatives
Columbia Record
Bronchitis Cure Claim From Mrs. Minerva Smith
Mrs. Minerva Smith of Danville Illinois reports twenty years of bronchitis relief after using Koley's Honey and Tar. The product is sold by Fonderburk Pharmacy.
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Minerva Smith
Danville, Ill
Koley
Fonderburk Pharmacy
Chicora Mills Closed Under Receivership in Rock Hill
Special to The State Rock Hill July 26 The Southern Textile companys receivership has closed the Chicora cotton mills in Rock Hill for an indeterminate period. A temporary receiver from New Jersey WF Build and ancillary temporary receiver Walter M Dunlap of Rock Hill take charge. The mill complex faced about 6 600 000 in debt and will likely not reopen before November if at all amid court-posed settlement efforts.
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Rock Hill
Southern Textile Company
Chicora Cotton Mills
New Jersey
WF. Build
New York
Walter M. Dunlap
Rock Mill
Ernest Gray
Circuit Court
Moore
More Liquor Is Being Sold In State
Special to Greenville News reports that Chief Constable Laminet notes a decrease in seizures and a heavy rise in liquor sales in the state. Strong enforcement, fewer illicit buyers and many retailers quitting, with 27 illicit stills closed.
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Greenville
Columbu
Laminet
Lquor
No pity shown cures advertised salve claims
A wartime style ad from Verbena Alabama by F A Gull edge promotes Buck len’s Aroha Salve as a cure for piles and two tumors. It touts equal effectiveness for burns and pains and lists Crawford Bros J F Mackey Co and Fonderburk Pharmacy as sellers for 25 cents.
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F. A. Gulledge
Verbena
Ala
Bucklen
Crawford Bros
J. F. Mackey & Co
Fonderburk Pharmacy
Outrages In Asia Minor Reported By London Dispatch
A Daily Mail dispatch from Taurus, Asia Minor, on July 13 reports Cheikh Salan attacked the village of Ootchiklasa killing 25 people including 9 clergy and convent servants. Women were violated and enslaved while massed forces were said to approach the Sandjek of Bayazid. urgent help is called for. Also notes a sale of second-hand sensing machines by J B Mackerell.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Taurus
Asia Minor
Cheikh Salan
Ootchiklasa
Bayazid
The Alliance Meeting in Columbia July 27
The annual alliance meeting held at City Hotel in Columbia brought six accredited delegates from as many counties. President D N Burd leads a fluctuating group with dormant sub-alliances in many counties. About 15 present and others by dues paid, as trustees debate a 17000 fund and its distribution to original contributors amid pending claims and possible future use.
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Greenville
Columbia
Uly
The
Alliance
City
Spartanburg
Valhalla
D. N. Btird
Alliance Exchange
Verner
Foley's Honey and Tar Advertised Against False Claims
The Foley's Honey and Tar proprietors deny advertising it as a universal cure for consumption. They claim it cures in early stages and provides relief in severe cases, urging it as a premier lung remedy. Substitutes should be refused. sold by Funderburk Pharmacy.
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Foley's
Funderburk Pharmacy
Wild Ball Fight in Spain Spurs Spectator Stampede
In San Sebastian on July 24 a bull and tiger escaped during a planned fight, tearing through the arena and causing a stampede. Attendants fired on the animals wounding several spectators including Marquis Pedal, the vice president of the senate, Marquis Quito, and a French tourist. Local pharmacist ads urge Foley's Kidney Cure.
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San Sebastian
Spain
Onll
Marquis Pedal
Senate
Marquis Quito
British protest over Knight Commander sinkings aims for indemnity
London notes report Britain will pressure Russia for apology and indemnity after the Knight Commander was sunk by the Vladivostock squadron. The government seeks a principled settlement and safeguard for neutral shipping while maintaining secrecy on financial demands. Oyster Bay Roosevelt opens 1904 campaign at Sagamore Hill, accepts Republican nomination amid large ceremony.
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London
Charles Hardinge
Russia
Knight
Balfour
Hardinge
Red Sea
Wilmington votes against dispensary and distilleries in city poll
In a Watts law election Wilmington voters opposed a dispensary by 1 301 to 611 and rejected operating distilleries by 1 075 to 614. Total 1 912 votes on dispensary and 1 716 on distilleries with no arrests or disorder reported.
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Wilmington
Watts
Fall River Cotton Mills Strike Halts Work
Fall River Massachusetts July 26 cotton mill strike has tied up eighty one mills with no wheel moving by noon today. A wage reduction of 124 percent was announced to take effect yesterday, leaving mills stalled across the city.
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Fall River
Masa
Wagey
Waa
Husband and Wife Do Not Speak in 15 Years
In a Monroe trial the elderly couple testified for a neighbor and revealed they have not spoken in 15 years. The man explained a quarrel from years ago left him fearing to speak, and their conversations now occur through their children.
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Monroe Journal
Justice of the Peace
Twus
Electric Bitters touted as cure for rheumatism and debility
A Colusa man endorses Electric Bitters after a year of pain from rheumatism. He claims several bottles cured him and praises the medicine for liver and kidney trouble and general debility. The ad offers the product at 50e with satisfaction guaranteed by Crawford Bronco Mackey & Co. and Funderburk Wharmney, Druggists.
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Joe Goldbrick
Colusa
Cal
Crawford Bronco Mackey & Co
Funderburk Wharmney
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