Clemson College Board of Visitors Report On Military Discipline
The Clemson College Board of Visitors report praises military drill and discipline, notes clean barracks, orderly students, and strong labs, and endorses military training as essential to character and education. it mentions grounds improvements, farm experiments, and a high demand for admission outpacing capacity.
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Clemson College
O W. Simpson
Clemson Collee
Pohose
Dosa
Iconian
Wenn Teienig
Miemover
Sumer
Hell
Red Hill
Chansom Suehovehnance
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Grain S. Mawar
Thomas
Hagstrosn
Democratic Convention Held in Columbia Last Week
The state convention met in Columbia last week to affirm platform positions and elect delegates. Party leaders outlined priorities for upcoming campaigns and discussed organizational strategies for statewide races.
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Columbia
South Carolina Democrats Adopt a Harmonious Platform
The State Democratic Convention in Columbia united behind Bryan and the Chicago platform with added planks. Tillman was endorsed as National Committeeman, and delegates were instructed on national positions, condemning imperialism and urging Cuban independence, Porto Rico, and the Philippines review.
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Leslie's Weekly
South Carolina
Democratic Party
Piedmont
Hampton
Stampton
Court House
Chamberlain
Edgefield
Mott Gary
Midway
Barnwell County
United States
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Ruger
Milenton
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Chicago
W. F P. Stevenson
Cheraw
B.R. Tillman
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Wilie Jones
A. C. Latin
W. B. Wilson
Charleston
Thos, Talbird
Beaufort
Bambergfield
Lowndesville
Woalla
Greenville
John Garytanburg
C. Wilborn
Old Point
TL Y. Williams
Lanessue
W. Garris
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Wibling
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Kansas City
Congress
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William Melintey
Americas
Philippines
Pres Dent McKinley
Spain
Porto Rico
Repal I Party
Perritorios
Republican Congress
William Jennings Bryan
Great Britain
Committee On Constitutions
Democratic Party of South
Mr. Gentry
BR. Pillman
United States Senate
Republic
Lawrence Mul W. Youmans
Tillman
A Word for the Fishes and Assemblymen’s Chance
A brief commentary highlights a push to honor marine life while lawmakers seek a lasting legacy. The piece positions fish appreciation as a public relations opportunity for assembly members and notes potential commemorations or resolutions.
The Big War Dogs With Lige Highly Curious Letter
D G Wasmarox writes a long letter praising readers of the Old Reliable. He critiques laws on fishing nets and fish imports, comments on politics and tariffs, and laments news coverage from the Philippines. He wishes readers well and ends with a quip about Miss Portune.
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Wasmarox
D. G
Mercury
South Carolina
Josh Billings
Congress
Tianna
Britain
Charity
Philippines
American Volunteer Army
Ty Courier
Dame Fortune
Miss Portune
Predevicke battlefield memorial park bill advances in Congress
The bill to establish a memorial park in Virginia dedicates Spotsylvania battlefields including Fredericksburg and the Wilderness. It aims to preserve sites for military study and marks, noting General John Newton’s assessment of vast battles and man and action in the area.
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Virginia
Spotsylvania County
Vayte
Fredericksbun
Silom Church
Our Mountain Orator And Southern Baptists In Hot Springs
Article reflects on Western Carolina rising prominence amid healthful soil and clever oratory. Notes farmers institutes planned by Lartzogs, Clemson institute in August, and a distinguished Black preacher Charles S Morris inspiring Southern Baptists in Hot Springs, with observers praising his effectiveness despite race bias.
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Ovonee County
Courier
Western Carolina
South Carolina
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Rome
Carolina
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Alps
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Colorado
Alexander
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Farmers’ Institutes
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Armers
Branc
Clemson Colle
Leetur
Summmer Institute
Southern Baptist. Convention
Hot Springs
Charles 8. Morris
Africa
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Governor urged to grant permission to remarry after cruelty
A reader reports leaving her husband due to cruelty and asks the governor to allow her to remarry. She emphasizes her status as an orphan and seeks permission to wed again, describing her troubles in a lengthy letter from her county.
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Amar
Oer County
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