Long List of Acts Passed by the Legislature in 1899 Session
A lengthy roll call of acts considered and enacted by the South Carolina legislature in 1899 covers topics from municipal bonds and charter amendments to county government, taxation, and public welfare. The measures address railroad funding, court procedures, jail and police reform, school funding, stock and charter renewals, convict labor exchanges, exams for jurors, and prison administration among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banka
8Th Judicial Circuit
South Carolina
Dendy
Courts of Common Pleas
Oconee
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Orphanage
Board of Trustees
Railroa Railway
Wamway
Wurnpike
Canal
Chembers
State Board of Control
Seoad
South Carolina clubs unite under Federation movement
The Once a Week Club of Seneca spearheaded a regional federation of eighteen women’s clubs across South Carolina. The group aims to advance education and civic betterment, not suffrage, with重点 on free kindergartens, library extension, and village improvement efforts. Mrs. M. W. Coleman of Seneca leads outreach in Charleston to co ordinate and broaden the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Woion
Tta
Nowa
Seneca
Seaboard
M. W. Coleman
Carrently
Mia
Coleman
Local notes fibers and parish updates from Valhalla era
A mixed community update reports visitors and residents in town, church notes, school matters, and local incidents. Names include Charley Fanrtin Hallowell, Dr Barton, Luther Dean, H Dear, Woodson D. Giles, Sam Grant, D. W. Hiatt, J. A. Me Teakey, Grace Thompson, M. L. Thompson, J. A. Brown, and others. A serious accident on Master Johny Ables’s farm leaves him in critical condition after a tree collapse. Church schedules for the Valhalla Circuit are listed, with multiple appointments across Whitmire, Double Springs, Laurel Springs, Oconee, Newry, Fairview, and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wily Bruce
Charley Fanrtin
1Hallowell
Qaid
Barton
Bohol
Pine Grove Academy
Luther Dean
Southwest Ga
H. Dear
Woodson D. Giles
Denver
Sam Grant
Oakway
D. W. Hiatt
Townville
J. A. Me. Teakey
Johny Ables
W. T. Bunthi
J. A. Brown
A. R. Charot
Fair Play
Steve Smith
Businesa
Clemaon
Union Baptist Church
Valhalla
Whitmire
Acm
Jooasnos
Sundy
Double Springs
Laurel
Ooonco
Newry
Fairview
Fla
Revolution in Cotton Baling Promises Farmer Gain
A Southern newspaper column argues that the move to round cotton bales will end wasteful practices from jute bagging to improper ginning. It cites cost reductions, higher farmer profits, and reduced tare, noting firms already pay more for round bale cotton and predicting a major shift in the market. It also discusses industrial policy, the U S Industrial Commission, and Southern labor conditions as factors shaping the cotton trade and regional competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tno
Georg
Liverpool
Tenet Biv
Qvorgia Hea
Itack
Egypt
Atlanta Constitution
Charleston News and Courtey
Ellison A. Smyth
Polyor Manufacturing Company
United States Industrial Commission
Industrial Commission
New England
Ifo
Kyle
South
China
India
Africa
Record
Smyth
Meantine
Wnap
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States
Mealth
State Board of Moealth
State Board of Health
P. Dendy
Walhalla
South Carolina Society For
Moapital
Ayer
Aniroe
Siberia
J. Te HN
Packavitlo
M.A. Simmons
Chad
IRS
Toa Mandnary
Lina
Thor
Notonde
Hall
Nature
Ottenny & Co
Tolédo
Hull
Andlestine
Tavonia
Anderson
N. G
S.C
Anderson Power and Tight Company
Soneen River
Taewonin
Tugalod River
Knox
Lavonia
Georgia
Kranco
Napoleon I
Jaw
First Republic
First Empire
Hood
Oxton
Christian Science
Washington
Waya
W. B. Onrtis
William @. Crabbe
Christian Science Congregation
Avon
Heonao
Castoria
Boston
Edward
Lennon
Jend
Havana
M. A. Simmons
Beara
Avaya
Bignat
Wontminator
Feat Be Nawaroth
Hocorth
Ua. m
Rock Spring
Contor
Stook
Tie Punta
Ps J. You Lion
Thayor
P. Sm
Walng Simmons
Alabama
Virdon
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