Land Commissioner Leslie Under Fraud Probe
A committee investigates the administration of Land Commissioner Mr Leslie amid missing books and unaccounted funds. The probe reveals large unaccounted sums, questionable land deeds, and payments routed through the State Treasurer and others, with calls for accountability and possible titles restoration.
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Cee
Vni
CLP
Leas
Ams
Laos
Leslie
Ax Land
Bin
Parker
Hose
Teslie
Land Commission
Ted Bees
Wimoar
Tasla
Leolie
Louis Jones
Eld
L. A. Bigger
Clarendon
Mx. Lealé
Evi
Charleston County
L.A. Bigger
W. J, Whipper Slould
Afr
Scott
Les Tiv
Beteres
Wre
Sibel Hataboe
DeLlarge
Mr. Leslie
Kimpton
New York
Financea Board
Fameul
Rimpton
Lasilie
Barnwell
Oragobute
Secretary of State
Lee
Vie
J. G. Gibben
Mrr. Leskie
Fairfield County
Sons
D. C. Singleton
le Yeas
Treslie Mat
Gibbes
Lealin
Cardozo
Lenlis
By. Donaldson
The
Wadsworth
Chesterfield County
Meeks
RJ. Donglanon
Ats
Sae le An Omer
C. Bowen
Leslie Pres
Wits
Greenville
Columbia Ballroar
Lestle
Leslin
Report of Charleston delegates on Blue Ridge Railroad hopes
Charleston Chamber of Commerce delegates report from Anderson on March meetings about completing the Blue Ridge Railroad from Knoxville to Anderson. They cite Georgia and Tennessee progress, potential convict labor, and strong local support, urging prompt action to keep the line from Charleston to the Northwest. The delegation notes tunnels, graded sections, and extensive stonework, plus anticipated financial schemes and public passes.
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Charleston
Anderson
Cxannestos
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
Rad
Tennessee
Knoxville
Knoxville and Charleston
North Carolina
Dd Carolina
Tennessee River
Georgia
South Carolina
al Masouian
Rabun Gap
North
Succes
Caroline
Seth Curolina
Blue Ridge Railroad
Walhalla
Iarillione
Thiat
Minn
New World
Caroling
Georgle
Adsevils Meritain Pen Pictures Of The Press
Edward Alphonzo Bronson, editor and proprietor of the Barnwell Sentinel, is profiled as one of South Carolina’s oldest newspaper men. Born November 28, 1823 in Hartford, Connecticut, he built a long career in Camden and Barnwell, enduring financial struggles, Civil War hardship, and a commitment to journalism and Confederate cause while shaping the state press landscape.
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Edward Alphonzo Branson
Barnyrell Sealine Insd
South Carolina State Press Association
England
Edward Morton Bran
Hartford
Connecticut
Viglleen
Charlotte
North Carolina
Young Bronson
Camden
Bronson
Camden Journal
Thoma W. Peguea
Beenas
Joanna
DeKalb @ Gears
James Polk Dickenson
Wators
Job G. Bowman
J. C. Morgan
A. S. Johnson
Ue Telegraph
Daily
Carolinian
Barnwell
Brickville
Barnwell Sentinel
St. Patrick's Day
Blackville
Barnwell Lage
Seine
Tadneenani
Rarnrrell
Hay
Sentinel
Sherman
Brann
Bigey
Beonosa
Bronzon
India
Staite
Stokes
Graeker
Dorr
Murray
Elford
Ela
Movin
Messares
Mr. Bronson
Poe
Doubleday, Taille “Porta
Sumter
Moultrie
Faisfield
Anderson
Fort Moultrie
Indies
Seytour
Fort Sumter
South Carolina
U.S
Port Moultrie
Gen
Doubleray
Mean
Seymour
Aires
Manassix
New York
Union
Delaware
Rhode Ia
Arkansas
Oregon
Californias
Insetts
Pennsylvania
United States
Territories
Lowisiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Amerie
Heathen Chines
San Francisco
Oneal Olen
Hostort
London
Franklin
Julius
Victoria
Balmoral
London Times
Windsor
Tom Paine
Hamilton
Owas
J. Fennimore Cope Mandé
County
Zenger
Prs
Alan
Conservative praise and critique in South Carolina Assembly
Corroborating pieces defend Conservative efforts in the General Assembly while condemning harsh attacks from rival papers. The text lauds Conservative resistance to “bogus inquiry” into Judge Mackey and Cochran’s bill, cites Governor Chamberlain’s actions, and reflects on party strategy for May conventions and county representation. It interweaves anecdotes, journalism history, and political forecasts without graphic detail.
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Caluyabin Rese
Abbeville
Bonte
Hie Fitate
South Carolina
Chamberlain
Mackey
Lancaster
Major Hamilton
Chester
Edkeme
Ascult
Aresa
Chester County
Cochrin
Strooka Fair
Deleratia
Piedmont
Anderson’ Intelligencer
Tod Earl
Tien
Mak
Jong
A Tang Speech in the Legislature of British Saas
A long speech by De Cosmos in a legislative session is described as possibly the longest on record. He defended against a confiscation bill for settlers, spoke for about twenty hours with interruptions and fatigue, and ended with the majority’s overwhelming support for the measure despite his exhausted condition.
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Bey
Iran
Igor
Greenland
Harper's
Thas Mare
de Cosmas
Saas
de Cotman
Stefried de
Canis
de Cosmos Wen
Inelstad
Leia
Re Ny
Quads
Fragments Reveal Odd Dialogue and Odd Jobs Showdown
A garbled excerpt shows a New York lawyer hiring a new boy and giving odd instructions about keeping the office clean. The text includes misphrasings about flowers and cigar boxes and a casual remark on paying for a pot, suggesting a damaged, nonsensical OCR from a historical page.
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Bane
New York
Cironmetamees
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Edward A. Bronson
Sydney Smith
Wealand Mansion
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Otto
Pope Eugening
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Ara Ie
Raine
Avignon
Vatican
Petrarch
St. Harles Borroméa
Ancient
Rome
Bank
Mark Twain
Booth
Baltimore
Ainning
Taglipa Booth
Fei Bas Aly
Math Anak
Ohio
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