Bevan's Chances Rated Favorable by News and Courier
The News and Courier views Bevan’s chances as improving daily. It notes Maryland shifted to Bryan, Indiana seen as doubtful by Republicans, New York aligning with the Democratic column, and many ex-Kinley voters returning to the party. William Lo Wilson backs Bryan. Democratic press rallies behind him amid a divided past. The New York situation appears especially encouraging.
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News and Courier
Bevan
Maryland
Bryan
Indiana
Hill
Bourke Co
Ian
New York
Spur Court Hears Guilty Plea In Juvenile Case
In Spartanburg court Wednesday, Thompson, a six year old boy, pleaded guilty to housebreaking and larceny. Judge Benet noted no reformatories for juvenile crime in the state and suggested the mother whip the child in the sheriff’s presence to avoid pressing the case. The court did not provide for county chain gang placement for convicts.
Fertilizer Tax Revenue Forecast for Clenson College
Clenson College expects fertilizer inspection tax revenue to exceed prior years. Previous totals were $59,000, $63,000 in 1890, and by October this year receipts rose sharply to $340,000. with a 25 cent per ton levy on all forms, sales should push total income higher before year end.
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Clenson College
Emall
If All Candidates Wore White Opinion Piece Satire
The piece suggests candidates should wear white robes as a symbol of political aims, imagining a nation where attire signals ambition. It contrasts ancient Rome with modern America and envisions a universal white dress code for Washington as a single focal point. A separate notice touts Woolford’s Santary Lotion claim and a local court date for Monday.
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Sexu Lidatas
Rome
Saturday Evening Post
Bethel Presbytery Meeting at McConnellsville Opens Minister Ordains and Reorganizes
Bethel Presbytery met at Olivet Church in McConnellsville with 54 members enrolled. Rev WOW Ratenford elected moderator, Rev Wo OA Latter assistant to stated clerk. Rev Barkpatrick ordained. installation planned. Rev SC Caldwell admitted. several charges and committees elected. Narrative on state of religion discussed. pastors tasked to preach on family religion. elders to read congregational narratives. Graniteville News notes arrest of a nominated lieutenant governor candidate in Augusta gambling den.
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McConnelisville
Olivet Church
Oorsher
WG Neville
Wow Ratenford
Ted
Presbytery
Alexander Sprant
DN McLaughlin
AR Hanks
Davidson College
WO Hall
Hill
D. S. McAlister
Graniteville News
Augusta
Chester Lantern
Too Many Pardons and the McSweeny Dilemma
The Spartanburg Herald criticizes Governor Miles B McSweeny for pardoning Thackston, arguing a fair trial showed guilt and the governor should not replace jury verdicts with mercy. The piece urges a swift legal fix and cautions against weaknesses in the state dispensary porters system and liquor controls.
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Miles B. McSweeny
the Herald
Thackston
Greenville
Wovern
Eroll Thackston
Frightful Death On Freight Train Near Goldsboro
Arthur Snipes, a young white man, died in a graphic freight train accident in Goldsboro North Carolina. He attempted to board a westbound freight, his foot caught in a frog and his leg torn from his body. Dragged then run over, his body was severed and his head crushed in the fatal incident reported by The Ledger.
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Goldsboro
Arthur Snipes
Southern
Spartanburg
John E Vernon
North Church Street
Rewards Offered for Killings Across The State
Rewards totaling numbers of dollars offered for arrests of homicide suspects across multiple counties. Names include Robert Woodward Moley Jackson Ode Helvin John Dean Joe Smalls and others in Union Marlboro York Greenwood Laurens Beaufort counties. Also notes Spartanburg sheriff elect John E Vernon injured by a kicking horse and Edgefield farmer James Cantelon achieving large corn and cotton yields with one mule amid a poor harvest. Newberry dispensary vote results show 75 votes with 40 for and 37 against.
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Robert Woodward
Thomas Lemmon
Union County
Moley Jackson
Ad McRae
Will Watson
Mary Watson
York County
Ode Helvin
Jesse WcNair
John Dean
Davis Kerner
Greenwood
Nerve a Cad Nerve a Cad Ti you have neuralgi a
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil promises to aid nerve and brain feeling, claiming it can curb nervousness and appetite by supplying fat and nutrients from food. It offers a free sample and urges trying the product to improve health.
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