News and courier - 28/06/1899
1899; Gale Group;
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G. W. Atkinson, Gamaliel Bradford, S. C. M., R. S. M., R. H. G., Jr., J. E. G., R. M. L.,
ResumoNews: The Gorman-Wright Stemmery Capacity Doubled and Florence Now Claims the Largest Stemmery in the State—The New Road Machine to Be …, Port Calendar—Phases of the Moon for June, An Hour with the Sphinx Enigmas, Charades and Riddles for People of All Ages, The New French Cabinet It Has but a Slim Majority in the Chamber of Deputies, Race Trouble in Alabama Negroes Resist the Arrest of One of Their Number Who Assaulted Mr Jones, Gen Otis Still Sanguine And the Government at Home Takes Its Cue from Him, The only members of the Peace Congress who voted for the use of dum-dum bullets were the British and United States representatives, A Very Wise Swan, Alger, the Michigander Announced Friday That He Will Run for Senator—Blind to His Many Shortcomings and Doubtless Trusting in …, A Man Cut in Two at the Waist Yet He Was Able to Talk to His Doctor and Saw the Lower Part of His Body Carried off, The Chess Chronicle Notes and Comments for Lovers of the Royal Game, Interest in North Carolina in the subject of good country roads, says the Wilmington Messenger, is steadily widening, and it explains, The Transvaal Threatened Mr Chamberlain's Significant Speech in Birmingham, Peoria is Indignant, An Insect Census in London, A Promising Candidate, Eighty-four per cent of the entire State of Idaho is still public land, amounting to more than 44,000,000 acres, Fernando Po Not Sold, Southern Wholesale Grocers, The Death Penalty Imposed James Phelps, Murderer, Will Be Hanged August 4, Stages of Water, The World of Trade Tendency of Values Upward in Iron and Steel, Poor Whites of the South An Eloquent Plea in Their Behalf by the Hon J. L. M. Curry before the Conference on Christian Education …, Provisions, Tin Plate Mills to Be Closed Result of Failure to Agree on a Scale of Wages—Fifty Thousand People Will Be Thrown out of Work, Gen Wood in Washington He Talks about Yellow Fever in Santiago and about the Chances of His Leaving the Army—Has No Time to …, The News of the Day, Disturbances in Spain The Government Threatens to Declare Martial Law Throughout the Kingdom, The Square Cotton Bale Texas Ginners Say It Must Be Uniform—The Standard Gin Box Ought to Be 24 by 54, A Present to the Czar, "When the Bethlehem and Carnegie mills were fighting each other," says the Birmingham Age-Herald, "they furnished plate for Russian ships down to $210 a ton, Work at the Hague What Mr Holls Says about the Protection of Private Property at Sea—Progress of the Arbitration Proposals, He Thought He Knew, A Kidnapper Sentenced Justice Werner Very Severe in His Condemnation of Mrs Barrow, Shells to Blow up Uncle Sam, The Deadlock in Kentucky Riotous Proceedings of the Democratic Convention, Cultivation of the Rose Recipes for Destroying the Enemies of This Blossom—Interesting Traditions, Multiple News Items, The Industrial Problem Dr. True Advocates Instruction of Farmers at the Public Expense—Mr. Holmes Draws Some Conclusions from …, A Great Savings Fund, An Expansion Democrat Ex-Governor Stone, of Missouri, Takes Issue with W. J. Bryan and Other Leaders of His Party, Victoria's Fiji Island Troops, Irrigation in Sumter, His Compliment, Ordained to the Priesthood Interesting Services at the Holy Communion, The Rough Riders' Reunion, New and Larger Cotton Mills They Are Being Built in the South Very Largely by Local Capital and Are to Be Managed by Home Folk—Extraordinary, Historic Schoolhouse, A Salon Statue, West Virginia's Offer, The Cadets in Camp Saturday's Sham Battle a Great Success and Was Witnessed by a Large Crowd—A Tent Fire—Monday's Visit …, New Pile Driver, American Woman in Trouble She Killed a Mexican in Mexico for Assaulting Her and is Now in Jail, A Remarkable Washtub, Very Easily Satisfied Queen Victoria Satisfied with an Emergency Army of Eighteen Thousand Men, A Talk with Alger He Will Not Resign—He Says Pingree is for Mckinley—He Will Not Admit That Otis Needs Troops, Chadwick's Queer Story Does He Prove Too Much in His Account of the Santiago Fight?, Obelisk to the Late Empress, Chinese Labor in Hawaii, England's Iii Fated Family, Boat Races at Poughkeepsie The Four-Oared and Freshman Races Rowed Yesterday—Pennsylvania Wins the Four-Oared Race, and Cornell …, "Woman's First Mission" Sensible Speech of the Countess of Aberdeen, President of the International Council of Women, Now in …, Chinese Medicine, An officer of the 2d Georgia regiment who served in the late Spanish war told a reporter for the Savannah Morning News on Sunday that he did not believe there would be a call upon the States for volunteers, and added, Absenteeism in the Army An Evil Which is in Urgent Need of Remedy, An Old French Flag, The Chinese Wall Doomed, Washington and Lincoln Respective Views of the Declaration of Independence, State Teachers at Work Winthrop College, the Ideal Place for a Summer School, Jeffries and the Doctor The Medical Man Says He is Over-trained and Nervous, The Jersey Truck Men Southern Farm Products Have Killed Their Early Market Monopoly and They Want to Protect "Cukes" and Potatoes …, South Carolina Dog Law Curs May Eat Sheep, but They Cannot Stop Trains, "Criminal Factories", His Party is the Country That is Roosevelt's Idea—Because Honest Men Denounce Imperialism He Accuses Them of Lack of Patriotism …, Murdered by Tench Cox The Verdict of the Coroner's Jury in the Inquest over the Body of Prioleau Southern, near Mariotta, Philippine Volcanoes The Archipelago's Fifteen Active Craters—One Calamity after the Other down to 1880, Disturbances in Cuba Cubans at Nuevitas Said to Have Seized the Guns Which They Were Paid to Surrender—The Cienfuegos Riots, Southern Biblical Assembly, Death of Henry B. Plant How He Rose from Express Boy to Railroad Owner, The Peace Conference The Emperor William May Come down from His High Horse—Armed Peace Costs More Than a Tremendous War, Otis Needs More Troops An Early Call for Volunteers Said to Be Imminent, Major Marchand and His Mission, The Seaboard's Extension Contract Entered into to Build the Road from Cheraw to a Point on the Florida Central and Peninsular, Newberry College Higher Education for South Carolina Lutherans, The City on the Congaree Sayings and Doings of the People in Columbia, The Cadets in Camp All Having a Charming Time in Orangeburg, The Daily News, of this place, published a dispatch from New Chwang, saying two Russian engineers and ten Cossacks have been killed by brigands near Kirin, Manchuria, A Deadlock in Kentucky Democrats Make a Platform, but Not a Candidate, The Fight against Trusts Prospects of the Anti-Trust Conference in Chicago. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements. Miscellaneous: The Weekly News and Courier. Editorial: Wheat and Flouring Mills in South Carolina, Not a New Departure. Review: A Review of the Week The Course of Trade as Shown by the Markets.
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