Northern Gentleman Writes of Calhoun at Clemson College
A Clemson College writer from Pittsburg dispatch shares a personal travelogue to Calhoun’s home near Clemson. He recounts boarding trains from Washington City, passing through Charlotte and Conwall, describing Calhoun’s residence, the route, architecture, and surrounding landscape with period detail and reflective tone.
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Clemson College
Pittsburg
John C Calhoun
Jol Calhoun
Wasrington City
Southern Railway
Charlotte
Central Station
Calhoun
South Carolina
Contra
Athuitias
Conwal
Mort Hill
Clemson Colleye
Callotin
View
John Quinney Adama
Adios
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Airphy
Buckador
Calhoun and the Quiet Room of Washington
In a fragmentary reminiscence a visitor recalls family walls filled with portraits of Calhoun and political foes. The scene shifts to a small living room in Georgetown Heights where Mrs Calhoun, a dignified widow from a bygone era, shares memories of John C Calhoun, his wealth, marriage, and social life in Washington. The passage notes Calhoun’s finances, his wife’s influence, and the era’s political figures including Van Buren and Clay, while questioning why Calhoun, though not wealthy, stood apart from money pressures.
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Calhoun
Lecal
South Carolina
Calhoun van Fio
Abbeville
Hathofa
Marshallfield
Webster
Clay
Wan Buren
Hermitage
Jackson
Gene
Hew
Jefferson Davis
Boon
Vollage
Ife
Ploride Calhoun
Spartanburg Invites Senator McLaurin to Speak
Spartanburg business leaders forward an invitation to Senator McLaurin to address the public in Spartanburg on a date in May 1901. The letter, signed by numerous local figures, requests a talk on progressive and material interests, with plans for a large audience and a Virginia promising reception.
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Aspartanburg
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Spartanburg
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TW. Smith
James Colivid
Ben. Montgomery
Tow
M Hlford
John J. Glaveland
Charlotte
Te Jy
Meftiuviin
Hrephice
Glondale
Fragmented OCR Notes From Local Page
Fragmented readable phrases describe a chaotic scene with names and places unclear. The text mentions Chevalaeet and DeWiles and references a test and a count. The overall record captures a jumbled account without cohesive narrative or clear events.
National Party entertainments and party games intrigue Gotham society
A long, florid description outlines a New York social event called the National Party hosted by Mrs Nation. Guests are treated to hatchet-shaped bonbon favors, a staged scavenger-like game with numbered bottles, and two picture puzzles split into envelopes. The piece also advertises a patent cure for alcohol-related ills and other assorted notices.
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New York
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Washington
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Disbursement of $100,000 Dispensary School Fund Delayed
Columbia April 26 report notes delayed distribution of the $100,000 dispensary school fund as county superintendents report. receipts to be sent today and tomorrow, with allocations based on enrollment after $15,000 already distributed from the deficiency fund. The piece also covers a Greenville Woman’s Clubs convention and statutory law points, plus notes on a governor education petition and a historical post office naming in West Virginia.
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Han
Spartanburg
News and Courier
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Ilo
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McSweeney
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Chesterfeld
Walefield
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van Greenvillate
Huggoland
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Tobacco Cure Ad Claims Vast Results Despite Vague Details
An early 20th century appeal promotes a tobacco cure promising health gains and vigor. It lists numerous testimonials and yearly conventions, invoking large organizations and travel routes to entice readers to purchase and join a advocacy network.
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Atlantic Coast Line Passenger Schedule 1807 Condensed
Notice from the Atlantic Coast Line Passenger Department lists a condensed schedule for the route between Charleston and Columbia with connections through Upper South Carolina and North Carolina. The document indicates times and service intent for January 1807, reflecting early intercity travel patterns and regional timetable details.
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Wilhingtons
Charleston
Columbia
Upper South Carolina
North Carolina
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