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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1902

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McLaurin Declines to Run in Primary Fight

Senator McLaurin declares he will not seek the party primary or align with personal attacks. He defends independence, criticizes the two party system in South Carolina, and recalling the farmers movement and tariff disputes, argues public policy should trump personal rivalry.

McLaurin

The Dictator's Plan and the State Franchise Question

A fragmented discourse questions the prime system and the dictator's aims. It asks whether the people will be allowed to express intelligent choices or be excluded from decisions, amid debates on political control and civic rights.

Missing Cordie Childers Seen in Morganton Mystery

Special to The Observer Letoir May 3 reports Miss Cordie Childers missing since Wednesday with no evidence of violence. Mrs Addie Allieting in Morganton says she saw a woman matching her in Morganton University morning. the girl denied being Cordie and identified as Minnie Lend. Town talks of possible voluntary departure amid mistreatment claims and a looming political primary.

Letoir Cordie Childers Lus Addie Allieting Mor Mtohim Newland Morgan Minnie Lend Hele Pepe

Sufficient Reason Why Bryan Should Not Run

Miladelphia Record quotes Colonel William J eyon's positive declaration that he will be a candidate for President in 1904. The piece argues his stance on free silver shows he cannot be an available contend er. A reporting blurb notes a highway incident and an inquest verdict in Me Milliard H. Movie was shot on a public road. coroner's jury finds not homicide justifiable.

William Jeyon Viorence West Tim Uiogs Neero Tiouunnsville Milliard H. Movie

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