The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-09-25
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Brief Summary Of Most
important Events
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freight rate discrimination against
that port.
Hon. A. C. Woods declines presi-
dency CT South Carolina college.
North Carolina democrats claim
that President Roosevelt suggested 40
I ton of republicans in throwing negro
out of party.
Governor Longino refuses to call
extra session of Mississippi legislature
to repeal coinsurance clause Of law.
The itinerary Of President Roose-
velt's tour of the west has been an
nounced.
Speaker Henderson announces
that he will not resign the speakership
at the coming session of congress.
AT Marshfield, Oreg., Thursday a
negro guilty Of assaulting white wo-
man was lynched.
The serious illness OF Lord Sails
bury, for years prime minister Of
Great Britain, IS announced In The
London Times.
-Advices from China indicate that
the boxers are rising throughout the
empire and a repitition OF the disor-
ders of 1900 is feared.
The Colombian government has
protested against the action Of the
United States in placing marines on
the trains which cross the isthmus.
Thousands of Hebrews are leav-
ing Roumania because Of persecution
of the government. The protest Of the
United States is supported by Great
Britain.
Carpenters and Joiners in their
convention at Atlanta, Ca, vote $10,-
900 to aid striking coal miners; move
ment begun to secure an eight-hour
day.
University Of Georgia opens one
hundred and second session at Ath-
ems with record-breaklng attendance.
Alabama republicans Indorse
Roosevelt by close vote on account Of
pleas of Office holders, and put out
state ticket.
First pension to Indian confeder-
ate Is granted in North Carolina.
The action of Speaker Henderson
in declining to accept denomination
has caused a sensation throughout the
country. Importuned by Roosevelt to
reconsider, the speaker states his de-
cislon Is final.
Secretary Hay addressed note to
the powers protesting against the
treatment of the Jews by Roumania.
Tho Massachusetts democrats
have nominated Colonel CASTOR for
governor and repudiated Bryan and
the Kansas City platform. George
Fred Williams fought in vain for the
Nebraskan.
The republicans of Connecticut
and New Hampshire have indorsed
Roosevelt for the nomination in 1904.
Carpenters and Joiners Of America
take steps looking to contributing
$4,000 to fund Of striking coal miners.
Savannah cotton exchange claims
that city is being Disseminated
against in freight rates.
On application of minority stock
holders a receiver is appointed for the
Hucomuga cotton mills at Greensboro,
n. G..
Good Roads Association Is formed
at Sanford, N. c.. and $50 miles OF
gravel road will be built.
Speaker David B. Henderson has
withdrawn from the race for congress
in the Dubuque, Iowa, district because
his constituents favor revision OF the
tariff as a means Of checking the
trusts.
Former Chief W. S. Devery has
been chosen Democratic leader for the
9th district of New York city after
most spectacular campaign.
The president sof the coal rail-
roads were in conference In New
York Tuesday. After the conference
il was announced that no concession
of any sort would be made to the
strikers.
President Roosevelt greeted the
people of Nassau county, N. Y, hon'
day. All of the men, women and ba-
HES and a few Of the dogs were at
Oyster Bay.
-Reports from the fire-swept dis
tricts of the northwest grow worse
The charred bodies Of thirty-elgnt
ocople have already been found.
Money is still tight in New York,
all loans going as high as 20 per cent
.ionday. Nearly ell the money fur-
lished was from the interior.
-Four hundred cigarmakers went
strike at Tampa. Fla. Saturday.
Republicans of Alabama throw the
colored brother oVerDoard. otate eA'
ecutive committee declares that here
after only white men can afallate with
them.
During a scufle between two ne
groes at Montgomery, Ala, Monday,
they fell into ditch and both had
their necks broken.
In the second primary in Alabama
between Wilson and Garder, for the
attorney generalship, a very llsnt
vote was polled.
The cotton in the Mississippi del
ia is shorter than it has been for
years.
The Democrats of Delaware make
"Gas" Addicks the paramount issue IN
their platform. They denounce him as