Latimer seeks open contest for naval cadet slot in district
Washington report notes Rep Latimer pushing to fill a vacancy after Maxwell’s resignation with a fair exam open to all qualified white youths in his district. He also seeks to allow Private Cunningham a special promotion path, while pressing agricultural amendments to boost seed distribution and grass experiments for Southern pasture growth.
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Wasmerox
Pearman
Clanson College
Maxwell Orig
Annapolis
Latimer
Navy
Lather
Cunningham
Cunningam
Althougr
I Itonse
South Carolina
Congress
Lader
Agricultural Department
Gates
Wilson
Warsaw College
Department of Agriculture
Department
Reese
House
Senate
Eine and Courier
Our Columbia Letter on State Education and Politics
The column reports strong Assembly sentiment against popular liberal support for higher education, noting added appropriations for colleges and Winthrop Hall dormitory. It discusses the dispensary bill, state board changes, and liquor contracts, plus political rumors about ex Governor Cochran Geine and Speaker Gary. The piece reflects era political tensions and funding debates shaping education and public policy.
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Covemuia
General Assembly
Tearain
Winthrop
Senate
State Board
Halla
John Cgine
Bed Ouin
Thal Weyeke
Gary
Is Am Certain
Sheppard
McSweeney
Tawrwata M
Ari
Taylor Climber Fights In Kentucky Rivalry
The text reports Gov. Taylor declaring a vigorous contest over a Louisville agreement after extended talks with about 150 Republicans. It frames the political dispute as a return to the gubernatorial struggle post assassination with competing claimants and a divided legislature. It also includes stray notices about county farmers organizing clubs and a boastful medicinal advertisement.
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Kay
Conrac
Louisville
Pete
Gov. Taylor
Gov
Taylor
Gav. Taylor
Goebel
Cotton Question Elates American Cotton Trade Victory
Editorial notes a shift in market power to American producers and spinners, with five months of the season gone and U S production rising to about 6.82 million bales. It cites English reserves at low levels, India and Egypt stocks, and a predicted range that may hold through the next season barring climatic shocks, while praising the progress of the American cotton trade.
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New York Sun
New York
Eine
Sterling Es
Vane Hauke
Vrilance
Lovwalin
TATA
Ixportaion
Onltan
Strugela
Aighe
Puuve
Great Britain
Venelind
Vuk
Ambiguous notes on local events and people
Fragmented OCR style snippet mentioning Abie ville Mid and Anderson with scattered names and travels. References to Mis Patlies, Cowles, Speer, and Mr ht Allen appear in a blurred regional context, suggesting a miscellaneous local notices page with travel and social details.
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Wwe
Ae Fey aUtys
Milley
Abieville
Mid
Threka
Threka Becieved the Aad Wl Adh Silay Alieniian, and Deo Downy Fr Callin Pally
Aileemer
Anovaan
Cowles
Speer
Ht Allen
Satuday
Anderson
Melbavin Worroy
Sentences Commuted in Anderson County Case List
The record notes commutations in Anderson County cases: McSweenry Bine convicted of manslaughter in February 1800, reduced from 16 years to one. Dock Metihee convicted of murder in February 1808, reduced to two years. Tolligan convicted of forgery in June 1890, reduced to six months. Solicitor Ansel and supporters argue no intentional harm, citing carelessness and family support factors.
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Columbia
McSweenry Bine
Moven Anderson
Anderson County
Ansel
Erin
Dock Metihee
Anderton County
Tolligan
Ketone
Neentor
Tollison
One of the most successful Colton MM presidents in South Carolina
Charleston’s New York Commercial correspondent highlights Colton MM president Col. Orr, son of the late Governor Orr and former state legislator, who led Piedmont Mills to near doubling capacity and higher stock value. Piedmont Mills stands among the South’s largest exporters, with shipments to China noted.
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Charleston
New York
Col
Jaen le Orr
South Carolina
Maone
Calditines Pa OriMont
Piedmont Manufacturing Company
Piedmont
Col. Ory
Governor Orr
Russia
State Legislaure
Walnee House
Legislative Hall
Col. Orr
Col Ho, Hamnett
Piedmont Mills
China
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M.D. Evans & Day
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Washington
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Laurens County
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Mall
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State News
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Praviie
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Ty Colette
Cemironfenjul
Ann Dent
Neattte
Dynean Tedlinges
Alohey
M. Sidley
Deanen
Jackson
National Teachers Association
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Emlrande
Voth
Tiastilthouse
Greenville
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Aiegre
Commercial & Farmers’ Gink
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LM. Corry
State
Bat Johnson
W. A. Neal
Mishohe Ferguson
Plekebs
Amtros
Silnda
Fedit
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Republican Executive Committee
McKinley
Willie Rebmaun
Ety
Pharaday Prem
William Robinson
Mt. Tensant
Charleston Post
Will Sims
Brevard Fowell
Ebenezer
York County
the County Peachers
Milerdon County Awvill
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Will
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