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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1905

Page

19

Tillman on the Run and South Carolina Liquor War

The piece argues Senator Benjamin Tillman faces a pivotal reelection as South Carolina battles long running liquor politics. It outlines the 1892 dispensary system, its alleged graft and inefficiency, and Tillman’s shifting stance from prohibition to state controlled sales. Public sentiment leans toward abolition or reform, challenging Tillman’s leadership and political future.

Ira EB Bennety Washington Post Columbia S. C Benjamin Ho ‘Fillman Ufe Ben Tillman South Carolina Tillman Burt DIL Olepehaary System Tt Ils Tilman John Gary Evans News- Page 1 Athens Gale Tillmanites Supreme Court of the United States State Board of Control County Boards of Control United States Supreme Court United States State Board Tirzah Cincinnati Batesburg John Hell Towill Board of Control Gov. Heyward Batesville Towill Charleston News and Courier Mr. Towill Uquor Marion O& mMenias United States Senate Benjamin R. Tellman

Licensed to Marry and Obituaries in Maryland Notices

A fragmented 1906 NOTICE page lists marriages and funeral notices for Samuel Ho Bucen Mollie Hall and others, with names like Alonzo M Buck and Michael J Gallagher, plus dates in September 1906. It records weddings in various Maryland locations, deaths and funeral arrangements. residents and kin are named with ages where provided, and church services noted for St Stephen's and other local churches. The item preserves local society details in terse, register style.

St Stephen's Church Gallagher No. Bil M Gallagher J. Stephen's Church J. Mrgiltoon Noyes Maryland William M_ Galt Eliza Shedd

Health Office Record From 1929 List of Inmates

A health office record lists multiple individuals with ages and addresses. Notable entries include Joshua Johnson 65 at Freedmen's Hospital and Maida Robinson 83 at Brainard Street. The document appears as a dated roster from an emergency hospital context with several incomplete or misspelled names and locations.

Harlot L. Bowers G St Nw Arthur B Carroll A. North Ct Leonard Campher Virgin

Notice of Marriage and Death Insertions

Public notice from The Washington Post states marriage and death notices can be inserted and telegraphed without charge in multiple morning newspapers including The New York Times The Philadelphia Public Ledger and The Minneapolis Tribune with simultaneous appearance upon application.

Washington Post NEW York Times Poston Glola Bliffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record-Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Fittsburg Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald Louis Republic Syracuse Post-Standard ST Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Flain Dealer

Grand Army Chieftain Outlines Pension Plans

Corp James A Tanner back from Denver encampment speaks at his desk of G A R aims to pass two new civil war pensions through Congress giving surviving soldiers ninety day veterans twelve dollars a month and boosting existing pensions by the same amount. National headquarters to be in Fendall Building. Col John Tweedale named adjutant general and Col A C Bakewell appointed national patriarch of schools. Department head Tanker to arrange reception date.

Grand Army Corp James A. Tanner Denver Congress Fendall Building City Hall John Tweedale Col A. C. Bakewell New York National Patriarch of Schools Tanker Department of the Potomac Corp. Tanner

Punch Sdle a Negro Life Novel Review

Galveston News praises Punch Sdale's novel as a truthful portrayal of Afro-American life. The reviewer notes the author, likely Southern and connected to Richmond, captures dialect, etiquette, slum scenes, and racial character with accuracy. Cloth edition, 434 pages, price 1.50, Neale Publishing Co. New York and Washington offices listed.

Galveston News Richmond

Chandler Sees Roosevelt Plan a Railroads Fight in Congress

Former New Hampshire Senator William E Chandler argues no legislation backing President Roosevelt will pass next Congress. He cites railroad interests as likely to defeat the proposal and warns of tactics by rail executives, lawyers, ministers, and editors allied with the industry.

William E. Chandler New Hampshire Roosevelt Chandler Edward A. Moseley Interstate Commerce Commission Mr. Chandler Concord N. H Senator Cockrell Post Washington Post Jim Crowers Samuel Spencer Southern Railway South E. B. Pike Spencer Attedt Severnad Court of Review House Senate Elkins Esch-Townsend Congress Washington Lincoln Grant Garfield McKinley J. Pierpont Morgan

Ripley Explains Rates Before Interstate Commission

Chicago hearing features testimony against railroad pricing from President B H Lipley of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe. He argues freight charges on dressed beef from Kansas City to Chicago should be 360 percent higher than livestock rates, claiming higher costs to move meat than packaged products and that the railroad loses money on each car of dressed beef hauled KC to Chicago.

Chicago Sept. By Marlana Western Railroad Mission Tesday BH. B. Lipley Atchiron Topalen Hante Fe Missouri River Kansan City Ripley Kansas City

Bank Theft Plot Details Forged Hanover Check

The article details a bank theft plot where thieves forged a Hanover Bank certified check by imitating Paying Teller Byrnes signature. They used a Pearl & Co check form with Gothic type and a handwritten signature, relying on the certification stamp and teller familiarity to fool banks, leading to a securites envelope being passed to the thief.

Hanover Bank Byrnes New York Pearl & Co

Swindle scheme tied to Pearl & Co loan details emerge

Investigators link a counterfeit check operation to a prepared Hanover Bank check and a Pearl & Co loan made on Tuesday. Bank officials doubt innocent third-party victimization, while Pinkertons flag expert swindling. Vanderlip cites Wall Street risk, and no securities have appeared in transfers. The National City Bank offers to cover securities on Pearl & Co demand. Movements of Ocean Steamships list arrivals and departures including La Loraine and Lucania with mixed routes.

Hanover Bank Pearl & Co Pinkertons Vanderlip City Bank Wall Street Pickertons National City Bank

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