News and courier - 14/12/1898
1898; Gale Group;
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Henry Cauthen, A. K., R. S. M., Louis J. Bristow, T. R. T., W. W. B., E. E. Verner, R. K. Munkittrick, A. J. S., J. E. N., R. M. L.,
ResumoNews: The True Sinews of War All about the Men Who Get the Food for Our 2d Regiment, Riotous Crowds in Paris Mob Led by Two Deputies Makes a Demonstration, He Has Crossed the Bar Impressive Funeral Services over the Remains of the Late Rev Charles E. Chichester, Tillman and the Filipinos, The Treaty of Paris, Queen Victoria's Imperial Crown, Chang Yan, Chinese Giant, An Hour with the Sphinx Enigmas, Charades and Riddles for People of All Ages, In for an Empire, A Hero Goes to His Rest The Death of Gen Garcia, the Famous Cuban Leader, A Republic or an Empire? The Question before the People of the United States, Postal Service in Port Rico Under the Spanish Regime There Was an Annual Deficiency of $89,537 in the Telegraphic and Postal Services—The, The News of the Day, Sir William Jenner, the distinguished pathologist and physician in ordinary to the Queen and the Prince of Wales, died to-day, Bermuda's Angelfish, Gifts for Ray's Regiment They Will Be Sent Free from New York to the Regiment in Cuba, The Game Cock City Sumter a City in Reality as Well as in Name, Our Soldiers in Savannah The Second Regiment Having a Good Time, This Launched a Battleship, The Cotton Movement It is Still Larger Than It Was Last Year and the Supply is Half a Million Bales Greater Than It Was at …, Kentuckians Going Home, This is how a Dallas (Tex) reporter chronicled a hanging, North Carolina Baptists, A Prince Who is an Explorer, We May Be Happy yet, Treaty of Peace Signed Spain Driven, at Last, from the Western Hemisphere, Home Matters in Washington Congressman Stokes Working on Discharges of Tired Volunteers—He Still Believes in His Anti-Future Bill, The Funeral of Gen Garcia It Will Take Placed Washington To-Day with Appropriate Ceremonies, Education by the State How the Scheme Works in South Carolina, Resident Creditors' Rights They Are the Same as the Rights of Creditors in Other States—No State Can Make a Distinction, The Troops at Greenville Second West Virginia Regiment May Go to Cuba on January 1—A Permanent Army Post for the Mountain City—Death …, A New York Journal Fake Senor Carlos Quesada Socarras, an Alleged Cousin of the Secretary of the Cuban Janta, Spins a Wonderful …, Liberal Nebraskans A Newspaper Raises Two Thousand Dollars for the State Troops on Christmas, Other Foreign News Baron Von Buelow's Speech in the Reichstag on Germany's Relations with Other Countries, Especially England …, Filipinos for Annexation, Bailey Still in the Lead Leading Democrats of the House of Representatives Hold a Caucus, and a Test Vote Proves That Bailey, …, The Mountain City Visit of Governor Voorhees, of New Jersey, to the Troops of His State—He Does Not Think That Jersey Lightning, Marching through Havana The First North Carolina Regiment Greeted with Enthusiasm by the Cubans, Sailed Away to Cuba Had the Saratoga Been Ready for the Soldiers When It Arrived Here the Start Could Have Been Made Saturday—A …, James Beatty, an old Crimean veteran, who died in England the other day, was known in the service by the Sobriquet of "Whip and Spurs", Cuba's Telegraph Lines Two Thousand Miles of Wires, Belonging to Spain, of Which Gen Greely and the Signal Corps Will Take Temporary, It is said Lieutenant Hobson received an offer of $5,000 from each of two magazines simultaneously for an article descriptive of his exploit with the Merrimac at Santiago and put the affair in the hands of a legal agent, who succeeded in running the offered price up to $6,000, at which figure the bargain was concluded, The Augusta Strike Still on Relief Committee of Striking Operatives Appeal to Their "Brother Laborers Throughout the United States" …, Monster Plug Tobacco Trust "The Continental Tobacco Company" Absorbs All the Big Concerns and Organizes under the Laws of New Jersey, …, Our Next Minister to Madrid According to Diplomatic Precedent There Will Be New Ministers on Both Sides—The First Who Comes or Goes …, The Shooting of Eliza Goode Discharge of the Men Arrested for Lack of Any Evidence against Them, Rivers and Harbors, Order Reigns in Summerville The Unrulay Soldiers among the Three Thousand at Camp Marion Have Quieted Down, and Arrangements Have …, Winding up the Conference Sunday's Services and Yesterday's Proceedings, A Pretty Fight as It is The Governor and the Dispensary Board at Odds, State Supreme Court, Multiple News Items, The Methodist Conference Proceedings of the Meeting in Greenwood, The Olive Pecker Terror John Anderson, the Murderous Cook of the Olive Pecker, Hanged Twice—The Second Time His Neck is Broken, The Negro at the North Some Observations of a Southern Reporter of a Philadelphia Paper—The Recent Meetings of Colored People …, McKinley to Visit Augusta, Dispensary Loopholes Policies of Insurance in "Wild-Cat Companies", The Rice Market The Circular Issued Weekly by the Dan Talmage's Sons Company, Matters at Camp Marion The Cold Spell—Leaves of Absence Somewhat Restricted—The Roads to Be Repaired—Gen Waties a Native of …, Col Bryan's Resignation, The Methodist Conference Williamston College to Be Church Property Hereafter—Drs Carlisle and Coke Smith Speak on Education—Dr …, Christmas Presents, The Heavens for December Star Colors in Orion—Eclipses of Sun and Moon—Planets Brightest—Lunar Conjunctions, Col. W. J. Bryan to Resign He Will Neither Affirm Nor Deny That the Has Forwarded His Resignation to Washington or is about to Do …, Our Soldiers at Savannah A Fine Sunday in Camp after a Hard Cold Snap, Startling Riot in Havana Cubans Want to Close the Theatres in Honor of Garcia. Classified ads: Hood's Sarsaparilla, Multiple Classified Advertisements, Special Notices. Elections: Quay's Successful Wriggle He Will Be Re-Elected Senator before He is Tried. Miscellaneous: Terms. Editorial: Starch from Potatoes, That Costless Corn Crop. Letter to the editor: Capt Chichester in War Time A Gallant Confederate's Glowing Tribute to "the Yankee Captain" Who Saw the Right and Dared against Mighty …, The Cost of Raising Corn Mr Vorner, of Oconeo County, Gives Some of His Own Experiences. Business: The World of Business R. G. Dun & Co's Report of the Week's Transactions, At Christmas Play and Have Good Cheer for Christmas Comes but Once a Year" Wonderful Business Woman, The State's Rum Business It is More Prosperous Than the People Who Support It, Business of Bishopville A Live, Progressive Town and a Good Cotton Market, Which is at Present Entirely Lost to Charleston. Arts & Entertainment: A Christmas Jingle. Review: A Review of the Week The Course of Trade as Shown by the Markets.
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