See Me Livery Day and Merit Shoes Ad
An advertisement urging customers to visit for footwear, boasting strong line, full satisfaction, and best value. It highlights the seller, claims merit wins, and promotes a speech by Senator Lodge of Massachusetts titled The Expatiates.
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Lodge Defends Philippines Policy in Senate Speech
Senator Lodge led a wide Senate gathering in a forceful address on the Philippines. He rebutted critics, argued for delayed further action, and outlined the nation’s duty to govern the islands with consent of the governed while warning against reckless intervention. He stressed duties, moral grounds, and a mission for peaceful, orderly governance.
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New Pension Law Passed by General Assembly
New pension law approved at the recent session of the General Assembly, outlining changes to retirement benefits and eligibility. The measure affects state workers and public service employees, with details to be implemented in phases over the coming fiscal year.
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South Carolina Pension Bill for Confederate Veterans Demands
A South Carolina act proposes a new pension program for Confederate veterans and widows. It details eligibility by residence, service, disability, and income, with a fixed annual appropriation and proportional distribution. The bill outlines application through county pension boards and required proof of service and residence.
Fragmented musings on political faith and future promises
The text appears as a garbled stream about civic duty and national spirit, naming figures like Deco Gvaid and HVT tion, with mentions of faith, perseverance, and a desire for collective improvement. It references upcoming tasks, leadership, and a hope for a better future amid chaotic phrasing.
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Quiet Campaign and Democratic Reorganization Discussed
A long report outlines pension board procedures in South Carolina and details calls for a quiet political year. It notes county boards, state review, and a plan to curb extensive campaigning ahead of the state and national conventions.
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Warrenville mill walkout over pay ends quiet strike
About five hundred Warrenville mill operatives walked out this afternoon in Booth Carolina. They left after demanding higher pay and threatening action, but the demonstration was not expanded.
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