The Great Need for Compulsory Education in State
A speech in the State Senate argues compulsory education is essential for all children. Senator Kayser stresses that every child, rich or poor, must be educated to become enlightened citizens. The address condemns parental neglect and urges a system of public instruction to lift the state and protect future generations.
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Compulsory Education Law Aids Citizenship and Literacy
A long extract discusses mandatory schooling as essential to citizenship, noting states with compulsory laws reduce illiteracy and that the system is no longer experimental. It references South Carolina and Charleston area, arguing education underpins lawful obedience and public welfare, with debate over a bill establishing a university or literacy measures in the state legislature. The text lists many names and procedural details from a legislative session.
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Legislature debates state dispensary investigation
The House discussed a bill to appoint a joint Legislative committee to probe the State dispensary’s workings. Amendments directed generous pay for commissioners, limited criminal use of evidence, and funding from the dispensary, with leaders urging a thorough, rapid inquiry.
Inaugural Address Opens Heyward Term in South Carolina
Gov. Heyward was sworn in for a second term in a formal inaugural at the South Carolina House. The procession and oath were described in detail with remarks on duty, public service, and commitment to fiscal restraint and state progress. The governor urged unity of the General Assembly and emphasized safeguarding the state’s growth and integrity.
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Come Back Home Boys Urgently Urged By Editor
A plea from The Atlanta Journal urges wandering boys and their families to reunite. It emphasizes mothers’ care and fathers' responsibility, recalls heartsick parents and the need for letters home, and warns of dangers faced by runaways while highlighting community and lawmaking context.
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Mysterious murders and local elections in Florida and South Carolina
A Tampa Florida report recalls a brutal family murder in Wauchula with the Kirby household burned and all members killed by a hammer or blunt force, amid speculation of a party of Negroes. The piece also covers South Carolina legislative races, including Judge Gary’s unanimous election and penitentiary board votes, with candidates and vote tallies noted.
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A. Ek. Banedirs
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Cherokee
Senator Johnston
Aiken
H. B. Tolman
Aed Wa & Breeding
Merry Gure
Unclear fragmentary text from historical notice page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Hleniwood and Charlottesville with references to a murder case, a former mayor, and a court ruling. The readable portions include a Supreme Court remark, a death by hanging on January 20, and scattered names and places, but the overall meaning is obscured by garbled words and nonstandard spelling.
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