Union Meeting of Mo righ Baptist Association at Fork Hill
The Mo righ Baptist Association plans a union meeting at Fork Hill Baptist Church on June 27 and 28, with Sunday Schools urged to send workers. The program includes introductory lectures, committee announcements, teaching methods, missionary topics, and a Sunday sermon by Rev. Freeman, inviting visiting brethren to participate.
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Rev
D. C. Reeman
J. N. Estridge
W. T. Gregory
W. A. Clyourn
S.N. Watson
E. d. Blackmon
E. C. Croxton
de LL Hellridge
P.T. ‘Twitty
W. C. Hough
D. C. Freeman
Advocate launches new Georgetown negro paper motto
General Wade Hampton's Just words God bless all of my people both black and white is the motto of the Advocate a new negro paper published at Georgetown.
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Wade Hampton
The
Advocate
Georgetown
Roosevelt urges immediate action on Cuban reciprocity
President Roosevelt sent a special message to Congress urging immediate relief for Cuba and proposing economic concessions as part of reciprocity. He cited a cable from President Palma and highlighted duties to the republic, noting benefits to both the United States and Cuba and aligning with measures taken for Puerto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines. A Senate conciliation committee debated a compromise amid disclosures about General Wood's financial support for the reciprocity effort, while Roosevelt persists in pushing his position.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Pala
Cada
Spex
Ele
Repubblic
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philipines
Jone
Wood
South Carolina law governs Parker & Co. case on gambling debt
The United States circuit court granted a new trial in Parker & Co. v Moore, holding South Carolina law, not New York law, controls futures dealing. Judge Simonton had instructed for the defendant, asserting gambling debt cannot be collected. The appeals court backs the need for a jury finding on speculation and broker knowledge. News and Courier.
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United States Circuit Court of Appends
Parker & Co
Cotton Brokers
New York
Moore
South Carolina
Simonton
Court of Appeals
United States
News and Courier
Lancashire Cotton Growth Movement in British Colonies
A new campaign starts in Lancashire England to promote cultivating cotton in the British colonies. The effort aims to boost imperial trade and textile supply by expanding cotton production abroad, aligning with contemporary economic policies and regional interests.
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Lancashire
England
Josh Ashley and the Tillmanite Reformer Tale
A Florence Times anecdote recounts Josh Ashley once a violent Tillmanite in Anderson. A drummer tells Senator Tillman of Ashley’s past as a reformer, recalling a carriage ride and a depot prank. Times notes Ashley no longer aligned with Tillmanism.
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Josh Ashley
Mr. Ashley
Tillmanite
Mr. Pillman
Andersen
Mr .Ashley
Tillman
Three Chicago Churches Hit by Electric Storm
An afternoon storm struck Chicago causing fatalities and property damage. A bolt destroyed the Memorial German Episcopal Church and damaged Calvary Presbyterian and Forty-second Street church during Sunday school. Fire followed the strike at the latter, children were saved. Nearby, a steeple collapse at Lady of Sorrows damaged another structure. One man, Joseph Killiam, died in a fisherman's house by Lake Calumet. Several people suffered electric shocks citywide.
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Chicago
Memorial German — Episcopal
Calvary Presbyterian
Weet Congress
Forty- Second Street Church
the Lady of Sorrows Church
Jackson Boulevard
Albany Avenue
Joseph Killiam
Lake Calumet
Express messenger hurt by falling trunk at Gastonia
On Wednesday afternoon Herbert Horton who runs on the O and NW as express messenger was badly hurt when a trunk fell on him. He was taken off at Gastonia and transfer clerk Willliamer of that place replaced him. Yesterday Rob Cardwell took the run to Lenoir. Horton is likely to be out of service for some time.
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Herbert Horton
Expres
Gastonia
Williamer
Rob Cardwell
Lenoir
Horton
Chester Luotern
Candidates Face County Funding Dilemma in State Campaigns
Yorkville Enquirer notes the financial strain on county candidates who must fund state campaigns. Voters may bear assessment costs, or the plan could push sentiment toward leaving decisions to the general election. The era’s political notices also announce several county race candidates and aspirations.
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Yorkville Enquirer
Candidate announcements for re election to Congress and Senate
The item presents several political notices naming candidates for reelection to the Senate and House of Representatives. It references a Democratic primary and mentions J N Barridge and Williams as incumbents or candidates subject to primary results. The text emphasizes experience and public interest supporting reelection.
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Senate
Mouugh
Fun
House of Representatives
T. Ys Williams
J.N. Barridge
Local Probate Judge Candidate Declares Candidacy
A fragmented notice states a person declares candidacy for the probate judge position. The wording is garbled but signals intent to run in the upcoming primary. Further readable elements reference the jury or county details and election context.
Eluente Your techs WHR Camewrors story note
A fragmentary medical item mentions therapies and remedies for constipation. It references names like Candy Catinich and Panella in a nonspecific context, lacking clear events or outcomes. Further readable details are needed to determine concrete facts.
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Panella
Candidate for Reelection as County Superintendent of Education
A candidate announces bid for reelectio n to the office of county superintendent of education. He thanks supporters and seeks votes in the Democratic Primary in Lancaster County. Public notice invites party members to consider the incumbent’s continued leadership and past favors.
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Firma
W. ©. Cauthen
Pease
Rett
Sop
Sayin E Vitor
J Perrys
Ps Eentias
Moe
Vanity Supervisyr
Ifice Averpia
Lancaster County
Bole Pieteby
Punty
Bluca- Honea
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W. L. Croxton
E. B. Lingle
Dr. R. Knight
D.C. Freeman
Great Commission
J. H. Boldridge
S. N. Watson
R. J. Blackman
William Little
William Cary
M. J. Yates
D.C Freeman
J. W. Little
Judson
Rice and
N. Watson
BP. T.witty
Spartanburg
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Coly
Senator Tillman
Ashley
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Florence Times
Williams-Hughes CO
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Batiste
Neely
Havana
Lancasster
Quay
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Weil
Nnouelig
Jobo A. Cook
Hollis H Horton
Udierbie
AENY
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W. F. Estridge
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Derouliv
House OF Representaives
J. Long
Rowell
Mcbow
Catawba House
South Side
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