Lever and Brantley Face Off in Seventh District Race
Special to Greenville News from Charleston reports incomplete returns show Lever of Lexington leading in the second race with about 400 votes while Brantley of Orangeburg lags closely behind by roughly two thousand in the seventh district. Howell of Walterboro closes on Brantley as Orangeburg precincts await, making a Brantley majority likely and leaving Lever with a strong path to election due to support from voters dropped in earlier counts.
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Charleston
Lever
Lexington
Brantley
Orangeure
Howell
Walterboro
Bora
Orangeburg
Never Hit a Man When He 15 Down
The State asks readers to consider decency over political bias if a public figure like Bryan or Tillman is felled by an assassin. The Greenville Daily News rejects vilifying praise of misfortune and urges restraint, noting such attacks are a matter of taste and decency rather than legal crime.
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Wm. J. Bryan
Tillman
Bryan
Willian
United States
Greenville Daily News
West Jinwlon
Individul
President McKinley Dies in Buffalo
Summary of telegraphed bulletins from Milburn House Buffalo Sept 18 detailing President McKinley’s sinking spell after 2 AM and decline that led to his death at 5 15 PM. Doctors and cabinet members gathered. digitalis used earlier. reports confirm death.
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Milbourn House
Buffalo
McKinley
Park
Hitchcock
Wilson
Associated Press
Sehley Court Opens Amid Objections in Inquiry
Sehley Court of Inquiry opened in Washington with Schley objecting to Admiral Hewison on the board. Witnesses Frost and Nichols testified Hewison spoke uncomplimentary of Schley. A clash between Raynor and Lemley followed, Lewison replied, and Schley won a sustained objection before adjournment awaiting a Navy Department appointment.
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Washington
Sehley
Schley
Admiral Hewison
Messrs. Frost and Nichols
Hawison
Raynor
Lemley
Lewison
Navy Department
Dewey
Jariat
Or Well Said to Have Been Struck at Lake City
Lake City reports a remarkable strike on an urban lot where an artesian well bore at 65 feet released oil and coal including anthracite of large size and a kerosene smelling fluid. The find is on AJ N Sutcliffe’s property near the Athletic Coast Line station.
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Lake City
Willumsburg Co
Baker
AJ N
Sutcliffe
Editor’s turtle fishing tale at Twelve Mile Creek
Yesterday morning the Wrux haw Editor visited Twelve Mile Creek to fish and faced a large snapping turtle. He pinioned the animal with stakes, waited by the bank smoking a cigar, and still managed a nice string of fish, viewing the feat as a hard won “good thing” for an editor. Osceola, S. C., Sept. 12, 1901.
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Sroorr
Wruxhaw Enterprise
Twelve Mile Creek
Osceola, S. C
Mrs Hughes Skips in Enduring Charleston Rumors
A chaotic Spartanburg Journal item recounts Mrs. Mattie A Hughes fleeing town after accusations of a kept house, theft of $2,000, and a history of murder and trials. The piece notes her possible movements to Charleston or Charlotte, claims of liquor cases, and a general city concern over her disrupted depot business and threats to police.
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Spartanburg Journal
Criminal Council
Greanville
Hughes
Mattie A. Hughes
Rene
Gore
Charleston
Charlotte
Hosband
Geo. W. Hughes
Greers
Townsend
Greenville
Spartanburg
Educate Your Bowels with Candy Cathartic Train
Advertises Cas earets Candy Cathartic to train bowels like muscles or brain. Claims genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. and unused in bulk. Sold by druggists locally.
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Ifc
Body of Dickson Killed by Falling Tree in Sharon
The body of young Dickson, killed when a tree fell at Sharon last week, was brought to Rock Hill and then to his home in Mlingis. Accompanied by a nephew known as Teddy Ottis, the incident ties to a prior killing on an Olina river boat. Federal officials discuss pursuing Czolyoxz and Emma Goldman, with evidence concerns delaying New York overt acts and possible federal prosecution.
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T. A’ Dickson
Sharon
Rock Hill
Mlingis
O. Dickson
Teddy Ottis
Tihnois
Olina
Mc. Dickwon
Young Dickson
Buffalo
Spt
Penny
Root
Czolyoxz
Emma Goldman
New York
Goldman
Lancaster Town Election Notice on Ballot Extension Request
Notice of an election in Lancaster for extending the town limits from one half mile to one mile from the courthouse. Managers AD Hill Ward J Wylie Porter and D Reece Williams oversee polling in town. Ballot asks yes or no to the expansion. Mayor Wadd y Thomson and Clerk Geo W Williams sign.
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Lancaster
Wilke
Board House
W i. Cauthen
Polly
J. F Hunter
J. A. Foster
M. Crockett
AD Hill Ward
J Wylie Porter
D Reece Williams
Town of
Court House
Waddy
Thomson
Geo W Williams
Local Notes and Upcoming Journal for Rock Mill Area
Local items report farm produce sales and visits from Charleston and Columbia visitors. Died was an infant of Mr and Mrs John Kennington. A six room cottage contract awarded on Main Street. Rock Hill to get a daily newspaper The Journal with W H McCaw as manager. Graded school opens next Monday and teachers May Brock and Ida Corbett arrive. Mail advertisements listed for week ending Sept 14 1901.
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Lancaster Graded Schoul
Poelock A
T. R. Langley
S. Marion Witherspoon
Main Street
L. M. Clyburn
Rock Mill
The
Journal
Rock Hill
W. H. McCaw
Greenville News
Exposition Magazine
May Brock
Ida Corbett
W. R. Tillman
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Yorkville Enquirer
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Williams-Hughes CO
Dickson
Hlingis
Rock Hill Herald
BF. Miller
Chas. T. Connors
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Improvementa
Irene
Nissen
Owensboro
Clyburn-Heath Mule CO
J B Mackerell
John W. Conder
Columbia
J. C. McDow
Jobn Kennington
George J Hacker
R. A. Billings
Maggie
Eunice Miller
Willie Blick
Charlotte, N.C
J. R. Wallace
R. R. Riddle
West End
Lancaster Mercantile Co
Jane Duncan
Heath Spring
B. F. White
Rev
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
Vrey Howze
Chester County
James Howard
Odell Whorter
Morris Smith
Mayme Johnson
Laura Reeves
A. N. Brown
C. A. Pender
Bad Love
Robert Higgins
Shep Hatto
A. W. Watts
J. J. Stongner
Belle Nance
P. M. Lancaster
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