Lever and Brantley in Second Race for Seventh District
Special to Greenville News from Tarlestan Sept 12 reports incomplete returns in the Seventh district showing a likely contest between Lever of Lexington and Brantley of Orangeburg with Howell of Walterboro close to Brantley. Lever leads second race with about 3,500 votes. Brantley over 2,000. Brantley gains Brantley majority expected from Orangeburg and Orangeburg voters. Lever likely to win the second race, aided by support from supporters of those previously dropped.
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Tarlestan
Lever
Lexington
Brantley
Orange- Vineng
Howell
Walterboro
Weditither
Orangeburg
Lover
Never Hit a Man When He 3s Down
A Greenville Daily News editorial argues against schadenfreude in political attacks and defends restraint when public figures face adversity. It contends crimes against decorum are not legal offenses but moral breaches harming civilization, urging higher standards of conduct and solidarity during national misfortune.
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D. Bryan
Tillman
Bryan
United States
Greenville Daily News
Wellington
NY Law Limits Czolgosz Punishment If President Recovers
The harshest sentence possible under New York law for Czolgosz, should the president recover, is ten years in prison.
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Czolgosz
New York
President McKinley Dies in Buffalo
Milbourn House in Buffalo reported an initial sinking spell just after 2 o'clock. Doctors, cabinet members, and officials gathered as Digitalis and restoratives were administered. A bulletin later confirmed the president was critically ill and then died at 5:15 PM, with the death noted in Buffalo on Friday evening.
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Milbourn House
Buffalo
McKinley
Park
Hitchcock
Wilson
Associated Press
Schley Court Opens Amid Objections and Testimony
The Schley court of inquiry opened in Washington with fewer spectators than expected. Schley objected to Admiral Howison serving on the board, then read his challenge and called Messie Frost and Nichols as witnesses. They testified Howison spoke unfavorably of Schley, and after a brief dispute Hawison retired to reply. The court sustained Schley and adjourned until the Navy Department appoints a successor. Dewey was noted as a strict junior.
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Washington
Schley
Admiral Howison
Messie
Frost and
Nichols
Hawison
Raynor
Lemley
Pavy Department
Dewey
Or Well Said to Have Been Struck at Lake City
Lake City scenes the greatest excitement since the postmaster blaze as an artesian well borers strike coal at 65 feet on A. N. Sutcliffe property. Anthracite-like coal is described as large as guinea eyes with a kerosene smell and burn. Atlantic Coast Line station master Sutcliffe owns the site.
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Lake City
Willamsburg Co
Baker
A. ON. Sutcliffe
Atlantic Coast Line
Editor and turtle duel by Twelve Mile Creek
Yesterday morning Wax haw Enterprise editor visited the Twelve Mile Creek banks to fish. He battled a large snapping turtle pinned by stakes and waited in a shaded bank spot, smoking a cigar, while securing a string of fish. E Osceola, S. C., Sept. 12, 1901.
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Eprrok Sivarr
Waxhaw Enterprise
Twelve Mile Creek
Missing Spartanburg woman fled with 2000 and clothes
Mrs Hughes known as Mat tie Hughes left town last week in male attire taking 2000 dollars and her restaurant business. She is sought by her sons and police. rumors place her in Charleston or Charlotte. She previously killed her husband Geo W Hughes near Greers and faced multiple mistrials. A Greenville court case and liquor charges loom as she reportedly threatened police.
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Spartanburg Journal
Greenville
Mattie Hughes
Mattie A Hughes
Charleston
Charlotte
Geo. W. Hughes
Greers
Townsend
Spartanburg
Hughes
Fult
Four Legged Partridge At Yorkville Enquirer
Mr J F Goforth of Bethany neighborhood exhibited a four legged partridge at the Enquirer office last Saturday. He found it in a public road within a covey of 30 to 45 small birds flushed by his wagon. The bird moved abnormally and the examination noted the peculiarity.
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J. F. Goforth
Bethany
Enquirer
Yorkville Enquirer
Train Your Bowels with Cas Carets Candy Cathartic
Educate your bowels with Cas carets Candy Cathartic genuine tablets stamped C C C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists ro c.
Body of Young Dickson Taken Home After Sharon Tragedy
The father of the young man killed at Sharon by a falling tree brought the embalmed body to Rock Hill last Friday night and conveyed it to his home in Mills. He was accompanied by a nephew. The deceased, known as Teddy Ortis, had left Illinois after a fatal incident aboard an Orne river vessel where he served as clerk. He reportedly returned home and notified the sheriff, but no arrest followed. In Buffalo, September 11, District Attorney Penny and Secretary Root discussed federal prosecution of Czalytoxz and Emma Goldman, amid evidentiary hurdles for overt acts in New York.
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Rock Hill
J. A Dickson
Yong
Sharon
Mllneis
C. O. Dickson
Teddy Ortis
Linois
Orne
Dickson
Buffalo
Spt
Penny
Root
Czalytoxz
Emma Goldman
New York
Goldiman
Notice of Election to Extend Lancaster Town Limits
The town of Lancaster holds an election on September 9 1901 to decide extending corporate limits. Polls open 8 am to 4 pm at County Chambers and a second polling place on road from Lancaster to Camden. Ballot asks whether to extend the limits beyond the present one half mile. Officials named: J F Hunter J C Foster M Crockett AD Hil taro J Wyile Porter D Reece Williams.
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Lancaster
Lown Council of Lancasters Gayle
Ile Corporste Nitin
Witd Sileamen
Repte
Ion
Naid Town
Couny
W i. Cauth
D Hilliard
Camden
Sota
Beenie
AD Hilstaro
J Wyile Porter
D Reece Wiliams
Sie Court
Lancaster Graded School Opens September 16 1901
The Lancaster Graded School will open on Monday September 16 1901 at 9 o'clock a.m. Pupils must purchase text books from lists not belonging to this district. Monthly tuition: Primary $1.00 Intermediate $1.50 High School $2.00. Freshman class admission to all state colleges without examination. Teachers meet September 13 at 10 a.m.
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Lancaster Graded School
Local News Highlights From Chester County North and South
Local items describe visits and arrivals from Columbia Charleston and Heath Spring. Notes on real estate, a six room cottage contract, harness shop orders for over 1000 bridles, a newborn in the Kennington family, and a Rock Hill journal project. School opens next Monday and a list of ads and overdue letters closes for the week.
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T. R. Langley
S. Marion Witherspoon
Main Street
Lancaster Mercantile Co
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Garter
Lever and Brantley
Greenville News
Schley Court
The
Ledger
Big Ganson
Immeanss
Holinois
Beara
Taibe
B. F. Miller
Chas, T. Connors
Sec
Tres
Imo
University OF North Carolina
National System Department
Narmacy
Rae Tab Hon
Tevetiens
Nissen
Owensboro
Clyburn-Heath Mule CO
J B Mackerell
John W. Conder
Columbia
J. C. McDow
John Kennington
George J Hacker
R. A. Billings
Maggie
Eunice Miller
Willie Blick
Charlotte, N.C
J. R. Wallace
Eos
R. R. Riddle
West End
Jane Duncan
Heath Spring
B. F. White
J. M. White
Unity
J. N. Outen
Monroe, N.C
Jacob Outen
W. H. Hodges
Gaffney
Richburg
Mr. Hodges
N. B. Clarkson
McCullough
OB Jones
Heath, S. C
Vicy Howze
Chester County
Journal
W. H. McCaw
Exposition Magazine
May Brock
Ida Corbett
W. R. Tillman
James Howard
Odell Whorter
Morrie Smith
Mayme Johnson
Laura Reeves
A. N. Brown
Belle Nance
P. M. Lancaster, Sr. U
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