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Anderson Intelligencer in Anderson, South Carolina

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Anderson Intelligencer

Location

Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1874

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Closing Scenes in the Legislature of South Carolina

The Charleston News and Courier reports on the 1873-74 South Carolina General Assembly ending amid claims of corruption and fraud by Ring figures in Colum bia. It describes adjournment, pay certificates, printing contracts, and calls to retain federal troops to preserve order during elections.

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Sumner Will Names Harvard and Longfellow Trustees

The 1872 will of Senator Charles Sumner bequeaths Harvard College the bulk of his books a two moieties to his sister Mrs Julia Hastings and to Harvard in trust for the library. Longfellow Balch and Henry L. Pierce named as executors with Francis B Balch designated sole executor. Residue to Harvard and sister. The will requests gratitude be shown for friendships and library access gained.

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