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Newspaper

The Times And Democrat

Location

Orangeburg, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1908

Page

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Audubon Society work boosts bird protection in Orangeburg

James H Rice Jr State secretary held two enthusiastic meetings in Orangeburg County outlining Audubon efforts to save birds and wildlife. He spoke to teachers and citizens about law enforcement, wardens, and community support, urging local membership and outlining the society's aims and rewards.

Audubon Society South Carolina Orangeburg James Henry Rice, Jr Thackston Rice Orangeburg County Mr. Rice Court House Thomas M. Raysor National Audubon Society America Canada Audubon Society of Edisto River Blackville

Republican platform praises Roosevelt and protectionist policy

The document lauds Theodore Roosevelt and the Republican administration as advancing national wealth equality and justice. It champions tariff protection, labor and farmer benefits, anti trust enforcement, railroad rate reform, and opposition to Democratic obstruction. It urges merchant marine revival and forest preservation while endorsing Audubon enrollment.

Roosevelt Republican Party Theodore Roosevelt Washington Lincoln Congress White Mountain

United Democracy Defection Shapes Nebraskan Victory Outlook

Willis J. Abbot analyzes Republican internal pressure to favor Roosevelt in Chicago delegate contests and the Democratic push to gain congressional seats. He notes Taft opposition, Bryan’s likely Denver nomination, and strategic moves by Lloyd and Harrison, with emphasis on Rainey and Chandler's influence among Black voters and party unity.

Willis J. Abbot Republican National Committee Roosevelt Chicago Hitchcock Taft Hearst Republican Party Cannon Knox la Follette Fairbanks Ohio River Grant Denver Bryan New York Pennsylvania Rhode Island Connecticut District of Columbia House of Representatives Congress Henry T. Rainey Maois Rainey House Senate Ryan Thomas F. Ryan Judge Parker W. F. Sheehan Democratic National Committee Sheehan State Committee of Nebraska Pulitzer Executive Committee Mr. Ryan Parker St. Louis New York State Chandler New Hampshire Bill Chandler Washington South Louisiana Returning Board Rutherford B. Hayes White House United States Washington, D. C

Dynamite at Royal Mines Triggers Police Mobilization

After a dynamite blast at the Royal mines near Argentine Pa state constabulary troops have been summoned to the scene and preparations are underway for investigation and security in the area.

Royal Mines Argentine

State Officials and Legislative Candidates Listed for Closed Nominations

A final list released Tuesday details Senate and House nominees for statewide offices. It names candidates for U S Senate, Governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, attorney general, comptroller general, superintendent, adjutant general, railroad commissioner and several congressional seats with incumbents and challengers across South Carolina counties.

United States Senate J. G. Evans Spartanburg R. G. Rhett Charleston George Johnstone Newberry O. B. Martin Columbia E. D. Smith Bishopville A. P. Grace W. W. Lumpkin M. F. Ansel Greenville Cole L. Blease T. G. McLeod R. G. McCown J. F. Lyon A. W. Jones Abbeville N. W. Brooker C. Elmore Stiles R. Mellichamp Orangeburg J. E. Swearingen Greenwood A. F. Lever Smith J. O. Patterson Julius B. Boggs Wyatt A. Aiken W. P. Pollock T. B. Butler D. B. Finley William Murchison P. A. Hodges J. W. Coggeshall J. W. Ragsdale J. E. Ellerbe P. T. Hildebrand J. M. Speers J. K. Henry J. T Lease Geore Ge Bell Timmerman J. E. Davis Ey F. Barnes H. M. Graham J. Jh. McLaughlin Pp. H. Stoll A. B. Stuckey Christie Benet W. H. Cobb G. R. Rembert B. B. Clark R. A

Calhoun County Campaign Opens in Warm Grove Meeting

A Calhoun County campaign event in St Matthews drew about three hundred guests as governors and state officials spoke in a well ordered program. Organizers closed many businesses for the occasion and praised the dignified, nonconfrontational speeches and smooth execution led by County Chairman Dreher.

News and Courier St. Matthews Calhoun County Calhoun Ansel Cole L. Blease I T. G. McLeod R. M. McCown Jennings Lyon Jones E. C. Elmore

Four die as driver crashes car into East River in New York

Chauffeur John Bauer took employer’s touring car without permission for a wild ride in heavy rain. The Renault plunged from a West Fifty-sixth Street pier into the North River, killing four aboard and injuring others. Bauer faces homicide charges while in custody without bail.

New York John Bauer West Fifty-sixth Street North River Bauer Colman John West Fifty-first Street Coleman Rosie Knight Virginia Berdon Adeline Bedell H. Larned Frank J. Gould Nolan

Bandits Attack Pack Train Near Los Grandes Mines

A dispatch from Mexico City reports bandits attacked a pack train bound for Los Grandes mines near Balsa Guerrero. Four guards were aboard. three were killed and one wounded. The raiders seized four thousand dollars as Rurales pursue the highwaymen.

Mexico City Los Grandes Mines Balsa Guerrero

Locked In Freight Car Seven Days In Heat

Chester A. O'Connell a Bath Beach machinist was locked in a freight car for seven days after the car started north from Jacksonville with potatoes. He survived by eating raw potatoes and was found unconscious in New York and rushed to Lincoln Hospital where typhoid fever developed.

New York Chester A. O'Connell Bath Beach Warlam Yates Lincoln Hospital O'Connell Jacksonville Fla

Vicious Graft Allegations On Virginia Capitol Work

Report from Richmond claims state capitol building, finished two years ago, shows bad condition due to poor workmanship and defective Pratt and Whitney type sheets. Workmen uncover startling defects amid investigations.

Virginia State Capitol Richmond

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