Walhalla Cotton Mills Nears Completion and College Growth
Work on the Walhalla Cotton Mills advances with machinery orders placed and delivery set for October 15, aiming to have the mill running by late December. Spartanburg College reports its largest opening, predicting enrollment near 350 from multiple states as the faculty supports its expanded operations.
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Debate on Varlows Mesaures and Railroad Law Reforms
Fragmentary report details a wide range of proposed state measures on corporations, railroads, liquor licensing, and elections. It notes debates over chartering rules, railroad regulation, bans on bank charters, and early plans for suffrage provisions, with Tillman and other figures shaping sessions and adjournments.
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Fragmentary 19th Century Delegates Meeting Text
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Boarding Houses for Plants and Florists in Winter
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