News and courier - 23/08/1899
1899; Gale Group;
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J. E. N., H. H. H., T. R. T., Emily Crawford, R. S. M., G. Duncan Bellinger, Attorney General, E. B. C., A. J. S., J. Washington Watts, H. G. O.,
ResumoNews: Bad Doctrine for a Republic Commissioner Schurman, in the Philippine Matter, Recommends That Faith and Confidence Be Put in the President, The Dead Who Wore the Grey Congressman Mann Will Ask for an Appropriation for the Confederate Graves in Chicago, Wheeler Arrives at Manilla A Disaster to a Party of the 24th Infantry While Crossing the Mariquina, Religion and Gunpowder Unique Resolutions Adopted by a Greenville Church, Gentlemen of Greenwood They Will Bring Four at Least of the Brutes to Justice, Strong Body, Strong Mind Interesting Deductions from Tests of School Children's Brain Power and Physique, An Anarchist Riot in Paris Mob Destroys the Interior of the Church of St Joseph, Columbia Canal Sold At Least That is the Rumor in Darlington—Price, $1,000,000, France's Tragi-Comedie Progress of the Pitiful yet Absurd Trial of Dreyfus, The News of the Day, Choosing a Catholic Bishop, A Question of Economy How the Pay of Dispensary Constables May Be Saved, Fourteen Fishermen Lost A Disaster near the Mouth of the Neuse—Another Disaster Feared, Glorious Day for Dreyfus Picquart's Keen Analysis of the Secret Dossier, A New Idea in Politics Talk of a Democratic National Convention as Early as February, The Cotton Duck Trust, Samuel Lord, "It would cause little surprise now," says the Chicago Tribune, "to learn that Gen Mercier had a hand in committing the crime of 1894", Yellow Fever Investigated The Report of Two Leading Experts, Surgeon Wasdin and Passed Assistant Surgeon Geddings, Both of Them …, Cotton Mills at Seaports A Twenty Thousand Spindle Mill at Mobile and a Cordage Factory at New Orleans among the New and Significant …, Bank Clearings, Enormous Liquor Seizure The Key Distilling Company, of Statesville, the Largest Whiskey House in North Carolina, Had 8,000 Gallons …, Before the Beginning, The Baker Boom "Busted", Bad News from the Bahamas Fully Six Hundred Lives Lost on the Island of Andros, and the Town of Red Bay Swept Away by the Storm—Ninety …, Col Neal's Peculations The Attorney General Will Enter Suit at Once, A Wild Estimate?, Southern's Annual Report Statement Showing the Earnings of the System and Giving Some Other Interesting Information, Variety in Cereal Food, Fell from a Log Train Fatal Accident near Florence to A. E. Chapel, of Latta, After the Riots in Paris All Churches Are Now Guarded by Soldiers—Streets Still Full of Turbulent Persons—The Siege of Guerin …, Ten More Regiments, Cause and Effect, The Transvaal's Reply It is Not at All What the British Government Wants, The Corn Crop of Kansas The by and Large of It from Various Points of View, An Hour with the Sphinx Enigmas, Charades, Riddles for People of All Ages, Murder at Hampton, Fla, Cabinet Crisis in Berlin, Trotting at Readville, Schurman a Dreamer, What Will the Judgment Be? None Can Tell until Labori and Demange Speak, Women of the Philippines Their Redeeming Feature is Their Sense of Absolute Personal Cleanliness, Lexington's State Senator Dr. D. M. Crosson, of Leesville, Nominated by a Good Majority—Seven White Men Charged with the Murder …, Death of Mrs E. K. Mullally A New York Lady Who Had Many Friends and Relatives in This City and State, Santo Domingo a Hotbed of Revolution, Multiple News Items, British Sailors Rescued, A Panic in a Circus, Dreyfus's Enemies Testify Boisdeffre, Gonse and Cuignet Reply to Picquart, Sneak Thief and Artist Herman and Carter—One Stole $3 80 and Was Sent to the Penitentiary for Six Months; the Other Stole $1,600,000, Clemson Farmers' Institute Papers by Eminent Specialists in Agriculture in All Its Departments—Cheap Board and Lodging—A Large Attendance, Very Melodramatic A Scene in Atlanta's City Council—Serious Consequences Carefully Provided against, What Ohio Negroes Think They Object to Whitecapping in South Carolina, The Whitecapping Cases The Preliminary Hearing at Greenwood Monday, The New York Evening Post, in its comments upon the recent speech of Senator Tillman denouncing the white-capping business in the Greenwood section, is in error when it says that the negroes "have been quiet and inoffensive recently, it is said, but some of the whites covet their lands, and are taking these means to get possession of them", Sumter's Step Forward Manufactories to Be Exempt from Taxes for Five Years, A Reformatory in Virginia Colis P. Huntington Establishes an Institution for the Care of Negro Youth Now in the Penitentiary and …, Stages of Water, A Strike without Mob Violence, A special dispatch to the Birmingham Age-Herald from Anniston some days ago spoke of Hudson City, in that State, as "the most unique city in the United States, in that it will be the only exclusively negro town in the country", Mr Samuel Lord Death of a Prominent Member of the Charleston Bar at His Home in Summerville, A Great Week for Florence Large Sales of Tobacco, One Lot Bringing 25 Cents a Pound—Not a Tag Turned down in One Day's Sales of …, An English Jurist's Opinion Thomas Terrell, Q. C., Thinks That the Court Has Already Decided to Acquit Dreyfus. Arts & Entertainment: The Figaro's Story is True Lieutenant-Colonel Klobb and Lieutenant Meunier Have Been Killed by the Men They Were Sent to Supplant, The Chess Chronicle Notes and Comments for Lovers of the Royal Game, About Music and Musicians Does Music Evoke Concrete Images?—Its Actual Effect on the Fancy. Business: Great Advance of Prices R. G. Dun & Co Report an Enormous Volume of Business and "a Growing Handicap in the Advance of Prices"—Impossible, Business Notices, Wiped out by the Flames The Fate of Cripple Creek's Sister City, Victor, Col.. Classified ads: Drugs and Medicines, Multiple Classified Advertisements, Special Notices. Miscellaneous: Terms. Review: A Review of the Week The Course of Trade as Shown by the Markets. Letter to the editor: The Angora Goats Mr. J. Washington Watts Tells What He Knows about the Importation of Angora Goats into This Country and ….
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