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The General Immigration Bureau Report to Gov Orr
A long state communication from the South Carolina Bureau of Immigration outlines efforts to attract European settlers, promote industrial growth, and establish immigrant routes via Charleston. It details pamphlets distributed in Europe, registration of 125 proprietors, 272 acres, and 6000 pamphlets printed in multiple languages, plus agency expenses and proposed future offices. It urges continued support and mentions labor needs, rail connections, and potential franchise for a new immigrant line through Charleston.
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Tonesu
Ionarion
Charleston
Sunuary
Janes L. Orr
South Carolina
Kobroury
Gumuia
Stata Fur
Enpropa
South Criollna
Dagvik
Swed
Xevlloney
Varlat
Kyont Fur Sueadinavia
Melahors
Germany
Tyan Sir Cealand
Musyra
Mulohors
Givan Bond
Dia
Thale Dathaa
Maj. Kyaw
Aloe Ra
Lozun
Hua
Hogy
Ta Tuna
Fe Nevessary
Europe
Stito
Petoto
Scandinavia
Maying
Charleaton
Iituuts
Stanford
Charlunton
Qeorgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkinawa
Tennessee
Janis
Pirties
Charlestan
Telab Papera
New York
Anu
Ireland
Hireau
Tiio
Plantore
hugh-Mbarelity
General Assembly
Bureau of Immigration
Dalory
Scandinavik
Atl
Novamber
Cormnainy
Rypliah
Stata
Lovie
Dros Jand
Quintany
France
Savery
Alsiar
Iueligration Bu
Reaus
Louisiana
Piya
New Orleans
Missouri
Far West
Far West Travel That Rate, Texaa
Gurmany
Galyoaton
Kia
Toriacasco
United States
Onaus
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