Address by C E Miles on medical college fate and duty
A long address by Dr C E Miles urges support for South Carolina’s medical college, praising its work for the state and urging continuation within the state university system. He warns against quackery, stresses high standards, and calls for state aid to preserve the college’s future and expand facilities and curricula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thas
Iin
Charleston
College
Holbrook and
Moultrie
Priolenn
Frost
Dickson and
Bollinger
Geddings
Medical College
South Curling
State University
Serena
Beltar
South Carolina
Fortuna
Board of ‘Health
Feenbee
Puraliy
Variou
Ikaes of Life Anc
Wace
Ft. Pee
Roseth
Fiji
Eo Rnce
Uberal
Thoroug
Endo
Rene
Eelp Pic
Atill
Ake Ieci
Orpheus
Forest Report Printing Debate in House of Representatives
Aiken argues to print 25 000 copies of the forestry report, replacing 6 000, citing costs and benefits to agriculture. He defends the author and sections on forest management, climate, and resin industries, noting chapters and data in volumes one and two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of
Forest
Agrisultur
Aiken
Speaker
Macmatary
Howe
Congress
Atwarl‘cao Association For
Sclever
Committee On Public Lands
Millioner of Forestry
Avis
Bia
Hare
Nir
Thia
Yor
Order of Gongerees
Makit
Nome
Pinley
South Garda
Europe
Praia
Europé
America
Ogres
Urope
Oport
Aca
Thaye
Merringleton
Washington
Bouve
Philadelphia
Spenter
Singleton
Committee On Agriculture
Committee On Printing
South Caraling
West
Hough
Ayain
Committee of Agriculture
Sonny
John Brown Jr Details Plans for Harpers Ferry Raid
John Brown Jr outlines his father’s aims to halt slaveholding through forcible emancipation and guerrilla bands in the South. He states Gerrit Smith supported the broader plan but did not know that Harpers Ferry was the target. Brown asserts most of the party disapproved of the Harpers Ferry raid.
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South Carolina
Sihardoa Lea
Hiberatas Hall
Sarah
Ieee
Shea Speer
Andia
Elsbiy Aks
Gerald Amu
Ie Cate
Hines Fressant
Epee
Sartiaimad
Bim
Tered
Thia
Hnard Srog
Pero
Phyllien
Val Narally
John Brown, Jr
John Brown
Harpe Ferry
John Yorkroue
New York
Ynsnwattzinie
Harpe’s Ferry
Gessit Smith
Cochrane
Fetter
Smith
John Brows
Takkma
Garrit Suilih
Exeire
Harper's Ferry
Harpar
Alares
Poe
Lila Gthor
Gerrit Smith
Harpee
Kegi
Thie Atteale
Max
F. Hoiburt
Bishop
Ohio
E. Sterling
Cléayland
Jeathan School
Hurlburt
Nero
Cour
Harlburt
Albany
A Woman of Influence Forgery Case in Memphis
A lengthy report details a curious forgery scheme by Mary Hampton a Memphis teacher and her mother a fellow educator. It describes multiple forgeries forged endorsements and notes for thousands of dollars, dishonest loans, misused Board of Education funds, and lavish spending on hats gowns jewelry and furniture. The piece notes anonymous incriminating letters and hints at social repercussions while listing several victims and banks involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia ‘Mary Hampton
Tiee
Hampton
Ae Jaa Daa Te
Osborne
Leath
Mia Hampton
Nntes
Osborne Dan Myth
Miss Hampton
Reily
Education
Boar of Education
Atle Hampton
Mn Kate E. Dawnon
Pier
Envet Bank
Memphis
Board of Education
Iill
Aed
Abe
Fisher
Buswet Bank
Reilly
Col. Leath
Quiry
Bampton
Mise Beeston
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C. E. Miles
Atelier
Feollese
Pentleisen
Bae
Burtford
Onn
Wyeit Aten
Heptotpalatine
Ralard
Yokoda
Tani
Earth
Ocean
Adam
Verquilles
Ady
Band
Caus
Demen
United States
Itera
Britain
Hnland
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