Charleston Exposition to Mark March 20 Line
A concurrent resolution urged railroads to set low rates for the South Carolina Day events at the Charleston Exposition on March 20. Tickets go on sale March 19 from various points and morning trains on the 20th are expected to arrive by noon. A New York merchant connected to South Carolina reportedly warned officials through Plate lines, while Senator Tillman did not inform Senator Pratt. A separate note from Leeds reports a burglary at OC. BL McCallum store with the safe blown open last night. two tramp-like suspects are suspected, but no money was taken due to timely citizen alert.
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Tillman Denies Roosevelt Charleston Visit Talk
South Carolina Senator Tillman travels through New York and denies a New York Times report that he warned Senator Platt against Roosevelt's Charleston visit. He says he reached the city after 4 PM and did not meet Platt, dismissing danger to the president. The dispatch notes talk of a possible Roosevelt visit and details surrounding the McLaurin Tillman episode.
Biggest Bargains On Earth Ribbon and Apparel Deals
Bargains on ribbon at 2 12 cents per yard, ready made underwear at cost, black skirts once $7 now $4, 27 inch cashmere in all colors 2 and 5 cents, 75 cents shirt waists now 40 cents, Pereal wrappers once 1.25 now 75 cents.
President would not be in Danlar, South Carolina welcome assured
A New York telegram reported Senator Platt advising a presidential Charleston visit. Governor McSweeney denied the quote, saying Tillman’s remarks were misrepresented. He asserted South Carolina would host with hospitality and caution against archy while pledging a cordial reception if the president visits Charleston. The state’s leaders and people express strong support for a peaceful, orderly welcome.
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Ncham and Interstate Exposition Company
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Wasington
Governor to Presidey Clarifies Tillman Telegram Row
McSweeney denies official state stance on Tillman telegram. Governor and Lieutenant Governor distance themselves from Major Jankie’s actions, stating the telegram was a private matter and not authorized by the state. McSweeney endorses the repudiation as proper and necessary to protect the state’s reputation.
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James A Tilman
Jankie
Ybeld
M. B. McSweeney
McSweeney
Tillman
Pups Named Tillman and McLaurin Spark Debate in Greensville
Mr Owens and Anderson souty sent two thoroughbred bloodhound pups to Supervisor Speegle yesterday. One pup is irritable and quick to bite while the other is quiet yet vigorous. Capt J E Knight witnessed the contrast at arrival and recommended naming them Tillman and McLaurin, a suggestion Speegle accepted.
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J.E. Knight
Suggs
Tillman
McLaurin
Pee Dee River appropriation granted to Georgetown area
Special to The State reports from Hon. J. M. Finley that an appropriation of 128500 dollars for the Pee Dee river segment between this point and Georgetown has passed. The funding, long sought, marks the first-ever appropriation for this river stretch. Dos. M.
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Keep Your Bowels Strong Cardboard Patent Remedy
Constipation or diarrhora when bowels are out of order. Case carers Candy Cathartie will make them act naturally. Gensine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, too.
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