Aiken Defends Role in District Bill Passage
Wyatt Aiken argues that his leadership and data gathering secured South Carolina의 new federal district court. He disputes Senator Tillman credit claims, recounting efforts with the delegation, House opposition, and cross party support that enabled the bill's passage despite obstacles and delays.
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Tillman
Federal Court
Congress
Byrnes
Senate
House
Judiciary Committee
Webb
South Carolina
Mann
Wyatt Aiken
Aiken
Senator Walsh
Montana
Evans
Senator Overman
North Carolina
Representative Page
Smith
Floyd
Arkansas
Governor names long list of staff officers
Governor Manning yesterday appointed his military staff to serve without pay. The list includes Military secretary C H Cabaniss Adjutant general W W Moor and numerous colonels and lieutenant colonels from cities across the state. Also noted is the death of Charles Francis Adams in Washington on March 20, a historian who defended Governor Chamberlain's administration.
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M. P. McCalln
L. W. Perrin
Manning
Grovernor
C. H. Cabaniss
W. W. Moor
John B. Adger
Belton
George W. Dick
Sumter
R. M.cooper
Wisacky
A. L. Gaston
Chester
M. P. McCalla
Lowndesville
T. W. Davise
Beach Island
W. J. Muldrow
Anderson
W. A. Klauber
Bamberg
W. R. Darlington, Jr
Allendale
W. K. Fishburne
Moncks Corner
J. D. Shirer
Lone Star
Arthur Young
Charleston
E. W. Duvall
Cheraw
J. M. Witsell
Walter
Orangeburg
C. R. Doyle
Calhoun
Spartanburgt
James McCutcheon
Johnsonville
OG. L. Coli
John T. Roddy
Rock Hill
T. J. McLaurin
Sumnter
E. E. Aycock
Wedgefield
J. A. McKnight
W W. R. Burgess
Clarendon
George Warrenton
Hampton
Allen Bradham
Charles Francis Adams
Massachusetts
Washington
Chamberlain
South Carolina
The Real Reason
A Sunday school visitor asked why Lot's wife became a pillar of salt. After a pause, a boy quipped that it was because she was too fresh, prompting quiet amusement.
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Lot
Outlook for the South Sees Prosperity After War Turmoil
Industry and agriculture in the South begin a gradual recovery as cotton markets stabilize and diversification spreads. Fairfax Harrison argues that wartime demand will lift prices, encourage grain and livestock farming, and renew industrial progress anchored by southern resources and proximity to raw materials.
Southern manufacturers expand export trade to Latin America
Conditions under way. In company with manufacturers in other parts of the United States, those in the South have had their attention directed to the exceptional opportunity which now exists for the development of export trade, especially with the countries of Central and South America. A considerable number of southern manufacturers are already shipping to the Latin American markets, and they and others are taking intelligent steps for the enlargement of this business.
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United States
South
Central
South America
War in Mexico from Tampico by Rev Pressly
The Presbyterian missionary in Tampico writes of busy church life, large English services, and a $40.95 collection. He describes food shortages, price spikes, a starving child, and aid from the Ladies’ Aid Society. Rumors and fortifications shape a tense siege landscape as Carranza’s fate looms around Monterrey and Tampico.
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Dona Cecilix
Ladies’ Aid Society
Carranza
Monterrey
Shaking Hands At Ferry Dock Prompt Colorful Exchange
A brief and humorous overheard exchange at the ferry dock recounts a colored man recalling his marriage to Widow Jones. He jokes that she shifted terms of endearment each week, ending with accusations she dislikes him.
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Jones de
Hatkeeper’s Memory Confounds Judge at West End Hotel
A famed judge dined at a West End hotel where the hat steward is famed for remembering ownership of headgear. When the judge received his silk hat he questioned the steward who replied he gave it because the judge had previously given it to him, with the steward showing no change in expression.
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West End
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Messrs. Mant
Cullop
Gallop
Senator Tillman
McGowan
Capitol
B. R. Tillman, Jr
Henry C. Tillman
Mayes
J. B. Knight
Johnson
Lever
Finley
Whaley
Messrs. Thurmond
Lyon
Democratic Congress
Abbeville
8. C
Harrison
Depres
New York American
Fairfax Harrison
Southern Railway Company
United States Agricultural Department
Mexico
Neil E. Pressly
the Presbyterian
Tampico
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