Senate backs moderate tariff stance amid clashes in two houses
The Senate pursues a tempered tariff path with safeguards against entrenchment while clashing with the lower house over Hart legislation and limited revisions sought by the President. Conference talks loom as business interests eye a balanced outcome and broader protections. The Aiken Standard publishes its owner ship statement as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Tariff Committee
South Carolina
Aines
Aldman Duncan
Adep
Eliter
Mesanigsit
Business Nihyebs
Walter EL Tuinest
Aiken
Ant Sara Ut Ipr Velitaor
Turbulent toil ends in quiet title dispute
In a terse legal notice from a coastal district, Thomas Teitidin seeks a right to a property once misdescribed in a 20th century record. The action names the record office at Pike Gate and requests confirmation of ownership before a court date in August.
Food Sours and Health Notes From Daily Diets
Fragmented text discusses souring foods and indigation risks. Mentions indagation and possible effects on meals. References grape fete and milk reactions with unclear context. Concludes with dubious claims about diet and health, offering no concrete guidance.
Old Charleston to mark 256th anniversary by the sea
Charleston will celebrate its 256th anniversary with a multi day program from April 10 to 12 headlined by a dress parade at Fort Moultrie and naval yard inspections. Notables include government and military figures with events at Battery and Point Gardens, a Huguenot Society pageant, boat races, a large barbecue, and a grand parade reflecting Charleston’s history.
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United States
Charleston
Carolina
Province of
Lords Proprietors
Hoover
Washington
Thomas P. Stoney
Alfred Huger
The
Huguenot Society_of
South Carolina
Thomas S. McMilkin
Fort Moaltrie
Figehth Infantry
New Willis
P. Coleman
Eighth Infantry
Fort Moultrie
Charleston Navy Yard
Hinor
Newton A. McCully
Sixth Naval District
Navy Yard
Tom Ceemeerte
Hie Point
Charles Town
Ol Tawr Creek
Fort Sumter
Cnmpe Pridiy
Vereptiens
Road Construction Plans Begin Soon in Southwest
A terse notice indicates road work is scheduled to start soon in the southwest portion of the area. Details remain unclear in the fragmentary text.
Bridge Savannah South Carolina Paving Plan Outlined
Cohumin Chairman C Jlunes bf the state highways commission outlines a $65,000 paving program affecting the Savannah River side of South Carolina and southwest counties. The plan envisions new hard surface routes, bridge needs, and extended highway connections including No 28, No 3, No 6, and No 17, with a forecast of major highway improvements in the coming years. The statement notes no fixed construction chronology and emphasizes broader access and better traffic flow for the region.
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State Highway Commission
Savannah River
Abbeville
Saluda
Barnwell
Orangeburg
Springfield
Aiken County
Yemassee
Allendale
Beaufort
Hampton
AL Lonature
Cusgren
Vannah
Georgia
Savannah
U. 3
Bighway No. 17
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Congress
Editeur
Walton FE
Alderman Duunenn
S.C
Addermann Tunesin
Ft Swan
Duscan
Au. Thomas
Phillips
Ee Ie
Quaint City By the Sea
Maine
Patrick J. Fasley
Charles_ Pool
Summerall
Frederick Vailll
Society of Mayflower Descendants
Portland Maing
Dob G. Rieharts
Mix Cgefinite
North Carilink
Uta
Strefina
John Zertill
All Americaable Company
Hen A. T. Clearwater
Gatstiee
Supreme Court of
New York State
Raynan Brucquet
Feabopnel Registatave Dee Rerio
Durpin
Mbyy Quad Marine
Alee
Mpregeins Pian
Seth
Charcotan Eifetel Proche
Alloayer
Fenetum Geminas
Cdo
Pepeesert
Sreht Ees
Viivderie Ds Vay
Edgefield
Avendale
Resufort
New York Chamber of Commerce
Army
Navy
Stewart
Lombardis
AP Gusta
Eoantey
Etat
Pasive
Ogden Wathous
Veur Certiiiver
Pet Hone
SOCAL
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Syale
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Jay Mac Chevrolet Co
Atken, S.C
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