Legislature Opens Amid Salary Cut Talk in South Carolina
The General Assembly convened with no major measures on opening day. The House debated a salary reduction bill and the Senate discussed a repeal of the dispensary law in favor of high licenses, while appointments and committee work filled the session.
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Clara Barton pleads Red Cross aid for sea islands
In a Beaufort dated letter Clara Barton of the Red Cross appeals to Secretary Carlisle for boats and supplies to aid 30,000 island residents across 250 miles. She details dire need: beds, food, tools, and work to employ 5,000 men within days, warning of exposure and starvation without immediate relief.
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Senators Gather for Annual November Session
Lieutenant Governor Gary called the Senate to order. Most senators attended though Trazard Williams Smythe were absent. The chamber appeared decorous yet many notables wore a dreamy faraway look amid the mild sunlight.
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Removal of Civil Service Commissioner Johnston Prompted by Report
Washington November twenty eight George D Johnston Civil Service Commissioner has been removed by the President He was the sole Democrat on the commission and was appointed from Louisiana by President Harrison to replace Hugh S Thompson Johnston refused to comment and other members were silent The removal grew from a report by the commission on appointments under the Postoffice Department The majority supported the report while the minority report was suppressed Johnston had tendered resignation but refused to yield today the President removed him Also reported rescue at sea Randall and wife and ten crew members from the wrecked schooner Louis Landall off Smith Point were saved by the tug I Merritt at daylight all are alive awaiting care The schooner is breaking up
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Income tax debate looms in Democratic tax committee
Representative McMillin's Ways and Means subcommittee met at the capitol to consider an income tax amid whispers of compromise. Secretary Carlisle reportedly opposes taxing individuals, favoring legacies and corporations. others push higher whiskey taxes as a new revenue path.
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New Orleans Crop Report Through November 24
Crop state ment from September 1 to November 24, inclusive shows Port receipts at 2 005 215 bales versus 2 432 264 last year and 3 207 130 year before. Overland to mills and Canada 275 336 versus 315 415 and 616 512, interior stocks above September 316 206 vs 216 146 and 432 536. Southern mill rulings 215 685 vs 206 430 and 187 395. Crop brought into sight in eighty five days to date 3 471 501 against 3 170 335 and 4 443 201. Week to date 305 551 vs 351 776 last year and 416 808 the year before. Comparison based on corresponding dates of prior years.
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