News and courier - 15/09/1897
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"William McKinley, R. S. M., G. S. B., H. C. S., A. K., T. I. R., R. F. Weeks, C. W. B., A. F. H. Dukes, R. M. L., B., T. G. W., James G. Holmes, Adjutant General, Chief of Staff, S. P. H. Elwell, Chairman General Committee, Thomas B. Lee, Gibert Cunningham, J. E. N., Ex-Scotland Yard Detective, G. Walton Whitman, G. Walt Whitman, McDonald Furman, David A. Curtis, Rodrigues Ottolengui, Dexter Marshall,
ResumoNews: An Hour with the Sphinx Enigmas, Charades and Riddles for People of All Ages, Capt Frederic V. Abbot, Woman at Home and Abroad Bad Writes of Pet Dogs and Others, The Fate of the Dispensary Third Series of Letters from Members of the Assembly, The Fate of the Dispensary Mr Simkins, of Edgefield, Thinks That by Doing Away with the Obnoxious Features, the Constables and the …, For Little Folks An Expert "Kiter", Abbeville's "Crying Need" The Western Union Telegraph Office is Half a Mile from the Business Centre of the Town and Merchants …, The Line to the West Manager Smith, of the Freight Bureau Talks of a Trip Which Mr Emerson and Himself Have Just Made in the …, Woman's World A Chicago Girl and Her Self Imposed Task, Greenville and Vicinity A Change in the Management and Increase of the Capital of the Victor Cotton Mill at Greer's—The President-elect, A Hint from New York, Death of Dr Bedford Brown He Was a Distinguished Surgeon in the Confederate Army and Retained His Prominence in His Profession …, Cherokee's Belated Court Jury, Witnesses and Attorneys Have to Wait Two Days on Judge Benet—Great Interest in the Trial of Cole …, "Cotton Consumption in the South", One More Andree Pigeon, The Mummy of Jose A Gruesome Story of the Catacombs in Mexico, Horrible Story from Camden J. H. Stephenson, a Merchant, Taken to Columbia to Prevent Possible Lynching for a Monstrous Crime, The Fate of the Dispensary Fifth Series of the Legislative Symposium, The Pennsylvania Riots Order Kept among the Miners Only by Show of Force, Mr W. B. Seabrook Death in Georgia of a Gentleman Well Known in Charleston, "Getting down on All Fours' What Competition Has Forced the Dispensary to Do, Odd Wheel Notes, No Supplementary Tax Dispensary Will Pay $70,000 to the School Fund, The Fate of the Dispensary Some Belated Replies to the Circulars Addressed to Members of the Legislature, Sun's Heat on Large Buildings The Washington Monument Moves Perceptibly on a Hot Day, Stages of Water, The Swimming Record Broken, Tillman Not Very Dead The Late Senatorial Primary Strengthens His Hands, A Tree Growing Upside down It Bears Fruit with Its Roots in the a and Its Limbs in the Ground, The Crops in the Field Weekly Report of the Weather Bureau in Washington, A Big Land-Owner Dead, The News of the Day, Sons of Veterans A General Order Issued by Gen. M. L. Bonham, Commanding This Division, In Memory of Molina Del Rey Gen Longstreet Celebrates the Semi-Centennial of the Battle in Which He Won His Majority, The Wonderful Michael, Twenty-One Dead Miners Bloody Work of One Hundred and Two Deputy Sheriffs, More Bloodshed in Laurens Two Negro Women Kill One of Their Friends with Razors—Cotton Sales Begin with the Mills as the Chief …, Walt Whitman is Right If the Men Who Ruled Him out of the Campaign Did No Wrong They Ought Not to Be Ashamed to Give Their …, More Ink, Less Plate, Cotton in the Fields Monthly Report of the Condition of the Staple by the Department of Agriculture, Another Fad, Cures by the Touch A New York Doctor Claims They Are Easily Explained, Columbia's Taxing Power An Important Decision of the State Supreme Court, Reassuring Reports, Home Matters in Washington Gossip about the South Carolina Waggleses, Camphor Trees in Florida, Weekly Cotton Statement, Shocking Railroad Wreck Thirty People Killed and Nearly Two Hundred Injured by a Collision near Newcastle, Colorado, Imitative Criminality Terrible Influence of Literature in Which Crimes Are Detailed, Mrs. Rizal is a Spanish Joan of Arc She Fought in the Philippine Rebellion to Avenge Her Husband's Death, Multiple News Items, Is the Queen in Danger? Bloodthirsty Anarchists Cause Alarm in England, A Conflict of Evidence Chapter X., A New Road to Greenville Meeting Held at Honea Path to Organize a Movement Looking to the Building of a Railroad from Abbeville …, Hints for the Household, The President's Return Mr McKinley and His Wife at the White House Once More and Glad to Get Back, Murder Trials in Beaufort George Green Will Hang and Lawrence Powell Will Serve a Term of Five Years at Hard Labor, Both of Them …, The Fate of the Dispensary Fourth Instalment of the Views of Legislators, Zimmerman on Pacing The Advent of the Multicycle and How Cyclists Are Aided, Opening of Clemson The Largest Number of Cadets Present on Any Opening since Capt Fuller Has Been Commandant, Miss Elizabeth Wallace Well Fitted to Take Her Place in University of Chicago Faculty, Major P. T. Hayne An Appointment Made by Gen C. I. Walker in a Special Order Issued Thursday, Self-Murder in Battle Modern and Ancient Instances of Tragedies of That Class, The Moral, The Naval Squadron Drill Wonderful Performance of Admiral Sicard's Fleet, The Rebellion in India, The Creation of the World A New Version Found in the Ruins of Nineveh, The Charleston Postoffice Dr Crum Does Not Appear to Be in It, or Anyone Else so Far, except Majo Mowry, The Wrong Boy, Our Dead at Northern Prisons Richmond Confederates Arrange to Erect Monuments to Mark Their Graves, Death of a Peacemaker Julian Cogburn Dies from Wounds Received in Trying to Separate His Brother and Another Man—A Magistrate …, Power Mad Niagara Gigantic Force of the World's Greatest Cataract, Death in the Electric Chair, To Help Elect Hanna, Bad News from the Klondyke Winter Has Begun and the People Are Starvin, For Damages and Rent More Agricultural Hall Litigation Started, Dr Andrews Makes His Choice, The Color Line Again "Major" Taylor, the Negro Crackajack, and His White Rivals, The British steamer Feronia, Capt Butterwick, hence from Savannah, grounded in the Thames during a fog, Fitzhugh Lee in Washington A Conference with Secretary Sherman and Mr Day and What is Said about It, Work of the Wheel The Short Bicycle Skirt and Its Growing Popularity among Women, A Sensation in Saluda Arrest of a Notorious Criminal and Desperado Who Has Been at Large for Nearly Two Years—Dispute between …, The Fate of the Dispensary Mr Rogers, of Marlboro, Proposes to Substitute Private Dispensaries for Those Now Run by the State, Silver in the Bank of England The Thunderer Says That One-fifth of the Bank's Reserve Will Be Held in Silver, New Lightship for Hatteras It Cost Eighty Thousand Dollars and is Fitted with Every Modern Device, State Soaked with Liquor More and Cheaper Whiskey to Beat the "Package" Stores, Applicants for Office Information Which Will Be of Interest to People Who Wish to Work for Uncle Sam, "Healer" Schlatter An Interesting Story of This Remarkable Man, Mr W. A. Vandercook The Big Wine Merchant from the Pacific Coast in the City Again—Says He is Charmed with the South, and …, Sunday Killing in Clinton, Usury or No Usury? The Law and the Building and Loan Associations, The Progress of Yellow Jack Two More Sporadie Cases in New Orleans—Barkley, a Post Village in Mississippi out of a Population of …, The Mason-Slidell Seizure Statement in a British Magazine of Victoria Averting War, An Atlanta Sensation, Killed in a Fist Fight A Negro of Sixteen in Richmond Proves No Match for a White Boy of Fourteen, The Monument to Women Chaplain Elwell Exhorts His Confederate Comrades to Zealous Activity in Raising Funds, Tobacco Sales in Florence A Large Number of Sellers and Good Prices Realized—Purvis, the Negro Murderer Tramp, to Be Tried in North …, A Famous Railroad Suit Was There Fraud in the Lease of the North Carolina Railroad to the Southern Railway?, The Rebellion in India Natives Seem to Be Making It Hot for the British, New Orleans to Be Cleaned If Necessary $50,000 Will Be Spent for Sanitation, Cleveland Admits His Wealth The Former President Tells the Assessors of Princeton That He is Worth about $150,000, Homicides in Sumter County At Brogdon One Negro Kills Another with a Base Ball Bat—At Providence a Negro Hit Another in the Head …, The Washington Pie Counter Flies Begin to Swarm as the President Returns to Open the Pio Box—The Buzzing of Some Georgia and South …, Newberry's Gala Day The Firemen's Tournament a Complete Success—Columbia Carries off the Honors of the Occasion, The Rebellion in Cuba Further Accounts of the Fall of Victoria Do Las Tunas—Insurgent Outrages—Guerillas Massacred by the Victorious, The Government of the Future, At Sea in a Side-Wheeler Terrors of the Trip to Alaska on the Eliza Anderson, The new Bishop of Bristol, England, is a newspaper man by profession, Gone up for a Million! J. R. Willard & Co, Brokers and Bankers, with Branches in Various Cities and Doubtful Connections in …, Lieut Sobral's Visit The Spanish Attache Says He is Not a Spy, Saluda's Recent Tragedy Magistrate Still Accused of Handing Gillian the Pistol with Which He Killed Jalian Cogburn, An examination was made of some electric belts sold by a street fakir at Ottawa, Good Streets in Raleigh, Married Names, Horrible Murder in Augusta An Electric Lineman Beats His Father-in-law to Death with a Broken Wagon Shaft, Louis Philippe Played "Craps" The Game Was Introduced in New Orleans Society One Hundred Years Ago, To Free Water of Disease Germs—A Great Discovery, A New Foot Brake, Terrible Cyclone in Texas Great Damage and Loss of Life at Port Arthur—Sabine Pass Said to Be Destroyed—Other Places Damaged, Anti-Lynching Convention It May Be Held in Charleston, but Probably Some Other Place Will Be Selected, About Removing Stains Some Prosaic Information Particularly Valuable at This Time of the Year, Mystery of a Montana Mine People Who Enter It Fall Asleep and Their Bodies Become Rigid, South Carolina Tobacco Now a Leading and Paying Crop in Five Counties, Wants to Go to Prison The Penitentiary is Good Enough for Me, The Yellow Feverscare There Seems to Be Little Occasion for Alarm in New Orlean, but the Gulf Coast Towns Are Not so Well off, A Negress as a Lawyer, Gen Longstreet's Bride Famous Confederate Weds Miss Dortch in Atlanta, South African Cotton Mr Burgess Writes of Some of It Grown near Summerton—The Sample Sent with His Letter Too Small to Be …, Andrews is Determined. Business: The Rice Market The Farmers Seem to Be Having Their Inning This Year—A Lively Demand for All the Rice in Sight, This is True, Too Charleston Merchants Should Import Goods through Charleston's Custom House, In Edgefield and Saluda Death of a Dispenser's Wife—A Peacemaker Shot and Will Probably Die, Barnwell's Cotton Crop Short It Has Failed Very Much in the Last Thirty Days—Merchants and Liverymen Preparing for a Heavy Business, A Prohibition Tirade Mr Lamotte's Denunciation of the Dispensary Board, Killed near Norway A Train Runs into Mr J. C. Garick, Jr While He Was Riding a Railroad Velocipede—The County Institute …, The Trade of Charleston Kind Words about the News and Courier's Annual Review, The Dry Goods Market, The Trade of Charleston Savannah Rejoices in the Completion of Our Jetties, It is "The Life of Trade" How Competition Has Acted on the State's Rum Business. Elections: Five Years More of Trent, Kingstree's New Departure A New Intendant and Council Unanimously Elected—The People Intend to Pull Together for the Prosperity …. Classified ads: A Clear Head, Help, Multiple Classified Advertisements. Letter to the editor: The Death of Col P. H. Nelson Mr R. F. Weeks Mixed up Two Stories Which He Heard Thirty Years Ago, and Thus Accounts for the Error …, The Dead at Winchester A Suggestion That the Funds Raised for a Monument to the Women of South Carolina Be Used to Mark the …, For President of Clemson, The Treaty of Hopewell It Occurred on the Keowee and Not in York County, and Was a Treaty of Historical Interest and Importance, To Revive the Old Cheraws An Enthusiastic Citizen of the Pee-Dee Section Tells of the Incomparable Advantages of the Old Cheraws …, The Dead at Winchester A Leading Daughter of the Confederacy Agrees with Her Co-worker in Hampton as to the Disposition of the …, A Blast from G Walt Whitman He Charges His Brother Reformers with "Trickery, Hypocrisy, Fraud and Deceit," and Calls on the Legislature …. Shipping news: The New York Banks' Statement Heavy Shipments to the Interior Increases Loans and Decreases Cash—Specie May Be Forced into Actual Circulation, The German Navy, Bring the Ships to Charleston. Miscellaneous: Terms. Review: A Review of the Week The Course of Trade as Shown by the Markets. Weather report: Sun, Moon and Tide. Marriage notices: Marriaegs. Death notices: Deaths. Arts & Entertainment: Cycling Beyond the Sea, An Interrupted Song, A New Dress for the Autumn, The Chess Chronicle Notes and Comments for Lovers of the Royal Game, Wit of the Wheel. Display ads: Free to Every Subscriber!. Sports: Long-Tailed Japan Roosters Washington Has One That Sports Tail Feathers More Than Tan Feet Long.
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