Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1907-01-10
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MINOR MATTERS OF INTEREST
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SnanceliOr Won BuelOW calls on the
German electorate to put down social
ism.
Great Britain will send splendid
naval fleet to the jamestown expo
sition.
The new French Church and State
Separation bill was signed and pro-
mulgated.
Archbishop Ryan denounced tho
French government officials as worse
than pagans.
Judge William Bush. 50 years old,
was run over and seriously hurt at
Parkersburg.
Defeated for reelection, Massa-
chusetts septungenarian ofticeholder
took his life.
Two thousand Norfolk women met
to plan the city's part in the James
town exposition.
Gov. Nardaman, of Mississippi, de-
clares stories of Spoba riots were
greatly exaggerated
Alexander j. Cassntt, president of
the Pennsylvania Railroad, dies sud-
denly in Philadelphia.
James NJ. Thomas was found dead
in n ravine near Danville under mys-
ferrous circumstances.
prominent Albanian shot and
dangerously wounded another at =
wedding near that city.
Labor Commissioner Neill SAYS he
hopes for early settlement of South
elp Pacific t,,au,n,, =,
a number of new laws, notably the
Pure Food, Free Alcohol and Anti
Pass laws went into effect.
The indications now are that Henry
a. Richardson will be elected United
States Senator from Delaware.
Governor Charles +. Hughes, of
New York, i'll taking office, declared
for purity in the public service.
Accusations against the Governor
of Mississippi were made by the re-
firing warden of the penitentiary.
Dr. Foster remains de facto super
intendent of the Williamsburg Hospi-
tai despite efforts to supersede him.
Sweeping reforms were advanced
in the first message of Governor
Hughes to the New York legislature
Tirty-tive persons. principally Ital-
ian laborers, were killed or burned To
death in Il wreck on the Rock Island
road.
After trying for nearly Il week TO
get married in the face of opposition
Richmond pair were made one on
4 train.
Governor Glenn, of North Carolina,
ordered the arrest of Congressman T..
Spencer Blackburn, on a charge of
criminal libel.
The French bishops will meet to
discuss the church 5 crisis in that
country at the Chateau de la Muetta
January l5.
The new $6OOO0,OOO coastwise
steamship consolidation formed by
Charles w. Morse was incorporated
at Portland, Maine
Governor Pennypacker of PennsyI
0ania, in his message to the lecisla-
ture, courted an investigation into the
State capitol scandal
a young woman against whom he
had decided a suit involving an inher
itance tried to shoot Judge in his
courtroom in st. Louis.
The Atlantic fleet, under the COM
mand of Rear r-Admiral Evans. has
sailed for Guantanamo, for the winter
evolutions of the fleet.
Major-General Jesse NJ. Lee wa. re-
tired under the age regulation, Brig
Gen. j. Franklin Bell was promoted to
the rank of major-general
The deadlock among republicans of
the House in Delaware was broken,
both branches of the legislature were
organized and the governors message
was read.
United States pledges support to
Great Britain in any steps toward
ameliorating conditions in the Congo.
Mayor Mcclellan of New York in
declining to reappoint Murphy can
didatc on the Board of Elections, uses
bhstering language regarding the
Tammany leader.
In report to President Roosevelt
| Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Lane, who has made an investigation,
states that the coal famine in North
Dakota was due to the shortage of
cars on Western railroads.
Charges of fraud were filed with
the Postmaster General against the
New York Cotton Exchange by Rep
roSentativc Livingston, OF Georgia,
and IIarvic Jordan, president of the