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Aiken Recorder in Aiken, South Carolina

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Aiken Recorder

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1886

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Tillman Convention Echoes in South Carolina Debates Farm Policy

A fragmented discussion at a political gathering critiques Tillman and allies while urging tax funded higher education and a state college system. The piece contrasts farm interests, expansion of agricultural colleges, and concerns over indirect taxes to fund public education against broader state political influence.

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Carleton Filkishs Hhimi Tillian Culumbia Csube Falke Gans Bor Tillman Beneft Luis Spesels Filloan Tilliat Tilian Tiling Paamey Coolman South Carolina New York Mr. Tilvention Balint Post Sone Adolt Pons Bey South Caroline Yfar Real Agricultural and Mechanical College Huston Chester Buile Lange Moi Lifa Butt Everskiting Agricul Athens Maj Bacon Veteerdow Wien Atlanta Eye E. Brown United States Georgelon Sand Macon Democratic Party of Our State
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The Limit of Liberty and Public Disorder in York May 6 1846

A lengthy, chaotic account reports political unrest, street clashes, and arrests in York with references to Bohemian and anarchist activity, police responses, and claims of radical agitation. The piece cites court actions, public threats, and a surge of disorder affecting workers and residents, ending with ongoing investigations and directives.

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Reading in Rural Libraries and a Book Agent’s Role

The excerpt discusses youth reading habits and the debate over liberal education. A visitor compares a library’s usefulness to a book agent, arguing for engaging texts beyond textbooks to spur interest in reading among rural students.

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Calhoun Webster Burr Preston Stevens Trombe
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Fragmented OCR tale of a ring and mistaken penny

A garbled historical fragment describes a person acquiring a balfpenny and a ring, the buyer reacting to the money, and a later talk about worth and consequences. The text includes misread names and scattered dialogue, with unclear setting or outcome.

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Unclear fragment reports on safety and justice disputes

Fragmentary text references American demands for safety and legal protections, mentions Portland and San Francisco, and hints at clashes between justice and a dog. The readable portions are too distorted for concrete events, names, or dates.

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General Oilers Waterloo Portland Justics San Francisco
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