Congress At Work In Statehood Currency Debates
The Senate and House organize for business as Morgan argues against statehood for New Mexico and Arizona conditions. Debate spans impeachment against Judge Swayne, Mormon influence in Idaho politics, and a currency reform bill with bids on government deposits under consideration. Members underline party dynamics and parliamentary maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
New Mexico
Mallory
Merchant Marine Commission
Committee On Commerce
Senate
Smoot
Idaho
Frank Martin
Holzheimer
James H. Bradley
Rennilivan State Committee
Judge Parker
Hertfeld
J. W.N. Whitecotton
Provo
Utah
Maho
Martin
Mourvisan Oy
People Aidt
DuBois
Taft
Braty
Isho
Washington
House
Williams
Mississippi
Governors Message Outlines South Carolina Finances and Reforms
The annual message to the General Assembly outlines South Carolina's financial condition, detailing years of deficits, rising debt, and proposed tax and revenue reforms. It notes a shift toward cash basis budgeting, estimates increased revenue from a license tax, and cites sinking funds and public bond payments as key fiscal elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nou. D.C
General Assembly
Commonwealth
Tetary of State
South Brown
South Carolina State Institutions and Reforms Report
The address highlights growth at Winthrop and other colleges, praises the Agriculture and Immigration department, and reviews public works from the Dispensary to the Penitentiary. It commends the State Board of Health, pensions for Confederate veterans, and recommends biennial legislative sessions to cut costs. It also notes improved common schools and calls for better library support and school facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Caraling Military Acad
Vic
Emson College
Ashly
Winthrop College
South Carolina
South
Ini
Orangeburg
Ir Rerluc
Arolina
Carolina
Commissioner OF Agriculture Sme
Commerce and Immigration
Joder
Beyou
South Caroling
Watson
Jstese
Fuller
Ve van
War Department
State Board OF Health
Tate
South Carolina Legislature Sees Short Sessions
The Senate and House faced a quiet session with most officers re elected unopposed except Captain Herbert. A dispensary investigation resolution by Senator Dicase sparked debate while bills on county boards and rail rates moved slowly. The House advanced a resolution to end Saturday sessions and a number of new measures were introduced amid limited actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
County Boards of Education
Senate
H. L. Mannning
Bumiter
BR. R. Hemphill
Klerky
Dicase
Hainer
House
Prince Allamont Moses
M. L. Smith
J. €. Hamer
Marloro
Altamont Mosis
Secate
W. P. Pollozis
Fraser
Toole
State Board
Ifn
Henry
Beaufort
South Carolina
Ware
Smith
Mr. Praser
Josh Ashley
Immigration Department
Biease
Brice
Raysor
Heyward
Sloan
Calhoun
Edgefield
Abbeville
Greenwood Enties
Edgefeld
Begefeld County Board
Olvie Edgefield
Cose
Slate Board of Canvassers Us
Secretary of State
Fice
Jacksonville
Fla
Southern Stock Growers Convention
Tampa
Fia
Hampton Monument Fund and Cotton Measures
Hampton Monument Commission passes resolutions mourning Col. C. S. McCall of Marlboro and names Gov. appointed member, with Marshall elected chairman. Farmers Union adopts a plan to cut cotton acreage and fertilizer use, urging statewide organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Monument Commission
Col. C. S. McCall
Marlboro
McIver Williamson
Darlington
Marshall
B. Mitchell Seabrook
B. Morgan
Altamont Moses
Anderson
Farmers’ Educational and Gooperative Union
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Iad
Wagona
Goat Curls
Nobty Morse
Snor-Digs Valocipedas
I'reyele
Chase’s File
Babcock
H.h.coskery
Augusta, GA
Congress AT Work
The
Swayne
House of Representatives
Charles Swayne
Florida
Littlefield
Maine
Lamar
Afr. Cochran
New York
Palmer
Broher
Bolden
Davis
Pensacola
Eart
Levinson
Cou
Attranc
Jastida
Enn
Frost
Bara EB
Puller
Nam Baie
Che
Zere
Élliire
Gouth Carolina
Jis
State Hospital
Yiewe
Carolina Affairs
Geneal Getton Market
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Savannah
Baltimore
Boston
Charlotte
Union
Glenn Springss Radl Road
Virgin Street
Old Presbyterian Cemetery
Wilmington
N. Y
New York and Florida
St. Augustine
Hardeeville
N. C
McCutcheon
Grikt Ang
Colored Rain
Plasman Moseley White
Salters
S. C
Manila
Joloy
James J. Sewell
Fourteenth
United States Cavalry
Hoy W. Ashbrook
Seventeenth
United States Infantry
Halstead Dorey
Fourth United States Infantry
F.C. Richardson
Fall River
Mass
Textile Council
Douglass
Stock Growers’ Convention
American Public Health Association
Havana
Dowhanvit
Russia
Jay
Whely
Lord Russel of
Killowen
England
Non
King Shrisdan
Demiari
M. J. Christensen
Congress
Farrand
Staal
Box
J. A. Holland
S.C
W. J. Rutherford & Co
Reynolds and
Washington Streets
Acosgusta
Georgia
Tes
Arrington Bros
Ads & Ae Company
W. F. Sample
Saluda County
Ti. H., Scott, JR
Edenfield County
Geo.p. Cobb
Augusta
Millenery
Lal Store
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