Passage of biennial sessions bill in South Carolina House
The South Carolina House debated and voted on a biennial legislative session bill. After long speeches by many members, a motion to reconsider failed, and the bill passed on a second vote by a two-thirds majority, advancing toward the Senate and potential final approval.
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Lide
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Sue Bey
Iiddon
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Marlboro
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Aull
Hatley
Danks
Barros
Bates
Etna Brown
Carwile
Corgentall
Dolcock
A Davis
Degnis
Ba- Wore
Doar
Dayle
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Gaston
Gagse
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Halle
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J.B. Herbert
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Ashville youth dies after work accident injuries
A 19 year old lad from Ashville North Carolina died after injuries sustained while out shaking two weeks earlier. He and several others went to a place near Aghovilly during a cold spell. He fell and was treated by medical staff but succumbed on Tuesday after lingering in critical condition.
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Charles Nolcombe
Ashville N. C
Saureday
Whalcombe
Abelic
Nhelgilly
Amir Takot
Brutal Murder in City Home Reported at Luncheon
A horrific double murder occurs during a luncheon hour. George J. Abfelds, a Ron-based businessman, finds his wife and 5 year old daughter severely attacked with a hatchet and blade inside their home. The assailant, described as a black man, fled the scene as police and crowds gather. Reports note a large mob outside the residence and officials scrambling to restore order while doctors attend to the wounded.
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George J. Abfelds
Ron
Mildred
Apytalos
Elty Jal
Cutohia
Capt
Heitonnvin Blues Milar Company
Vise Mnyor
Joan Woods
Corporation Court
Columbia
Ladiey
Artoe
Pita
Pealee
Cope
Abig Haul and Gambling Case at Waletta Street
A large group of 24 men and W K Watts faced a gambling session bust on upper Math street. Watts seeks a continuance. case bound over for April. Separate train fire incident reported near Mississippian yards with injuries and a man saved moments before catastrophe. Several legal and travel notes follow in the Spartanburg region updates.
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Shad at Paw Fine Gaieon and political debate cited
Fragmentary text describes the Shad at Paw Fine Gaieon and a political scene with Beowtdr Walkur of Geergosuwey. It references a special order, an amendment, and enforcement delays. A controversial discussion mentions young brides and proposed settlements including sums like 850,000. The piece shows social and political tension with unclear narrative.
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Senate
Gran Tlm
Beantor Wali
Scholarships Debate Over State Aid to Clemson and Other Colleges
The House debated a proposed provision for prepaid scholarships aimed at Clemson and other state colleges. Supporters argued for broader access and tied funds to agricultural education, while opponents warned against bias toward specific courses. After extensive amendments, the bill passed second reading 82 to 2 as the session adjourned.
Beneficiary Scholarships Bill Advances to Senate
The house passed third reading of a Clemson Agricultural College beneficiary scholarship bill creating 124 scholarships worth $100 annually. Awards would be funded from college income and require exam, oath, and eligibility checks, with selection by the State Board of Education and county boards. The measure aims to aid worthy and needy young men aged 16 or older seeking agricultural or mechanical studies.
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Clemson College
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Senate
Clemson Agricultural College
South Carolina
House of Representatives
State Board of Education
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County Boards of Education
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Unknown man found in box car during fire in Southern yards
A dead unknown man age about 15 to 18 was found in a box car in the Southern yards after a cotton bale blaze aboard freight No. 74. He wore a neat suit, olive complexion, black curly hair, and carried 26 cents. Coroner’s inquiry found no identity and death by strangulation. The body will be buried by Southern Railway.
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Southers Railway Company
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Coast coast oyster and game laws in early state act
A garbled report describes a broad state act regulating oyster fishing shellfish and other game on the coast. It outlines licensing, fees, and enforcement to protect fisheries, waters and public lands, with penalties for violations and officers to manage the sinking fund. It mentions licenses for gathering and sale, county treasurers, and penalties including fines and imprisonment.
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They Looky Allie and the Speech on Lacey Allegations
A garbled 19th century report mentions Major Lacey of Lowes and Secretary Alger in debates about resemblance and impersonation in Congress. Speaker Reed referenced an inquiry into Alger’s wartime conduct, punctuating with a snide remark about Lacey and loyalty.
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Fragmentary report of a fatal air crash near Ware Killid
An incomplete OCR text describes a fatal incident involving a bird mayer, Cary Tuwell, and TOM Hardy with unclear details. The fragment mentions a death on 14 M4 feiirody Wilk and a potential crash event near Ware Killid.
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