President's Message Discusses Money Orders and Civil Service
The president outlines annual totals for international money orders and postal notes, letters and packages, and railroad mail service, praising civil service reform and urging economy. He cites pension rolls, Indian affairs, land settlements, forestry, and agricultural seed distribution, calling for tighter oversight, reform, and legislative action to curb waste and boost efficiency.
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Gener
Lam Fetis
Sec Navy
Guatemala
Cos
Miodius Visio
Great Britain
Iso Vibe
Weed Marine
Constani EY
Navini
Beilding
Navy
Cris
Mhaingiy
Philadelph
Charleston
Deteoi
Town
Comcort
Ft Castene
Merion Y Dolphin
Mitine
Montgomery
Mari Dei Ol
Golan i
Olympia
Cienrata
Els Batite Lown
Indiana
Meassac Cratiih
Wyrgi Iutser Braa Inn
WWE
Orwresa Lasst
Tai
Tariff Reform Call for Broad Lower Duties on Necessities
A speaker urges fair distribution of charges and a reduction in tariff on life’s basics. The proposal argues cheaper materials and lower duties would boost manufacturing, raise employment, and benefit labor, while funding via targeted internal taxes. The plan seeks swift legislative action and stresses national prosperity over personal ambition.
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Agricultural Department
Geneva
Lau
Theae
America
Congressional Commission
Lam
Perhaya
Jochidinca
Tornado Bayside Yorkville Damage and Purchases Offer
A small tornado swept Yorkville around 4 pm causing roof damage at the Carolina Buggy Factory the graded school and G I O Leary’s warehouse. Episcopal and Baptist churches lost spire and chimney sections. fences and trees felled. no country reports yet. Estimated damage tops 30000 with 3000 at the buggy company and a similar hit to Mr O Leary’s stock. Also ads invite piano and organ buyers with low down payments and 15 day trial from W N Tramp in Columbia.
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Yorkville
Carolina Bugsy
G.I. O'Leary
Bugey
O' Leary
Carolina Bugsy Company
O'Laary
Preparing a Fight Over Wool Tariff Shows Bipartisan Debate
The piece reports lawmakers pushing for a vigorous fight on the new tariff bill as wool growers and merchants circulate letters urging support for free wool. It cites reactions from Representatives Baldwin Boatner Gaar and Morrison, with South and Western states weighing in on duties and economic impact.
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Wastinton
Justice, Bateman & Co
Barrows
Burrows
Australia
Republic
Cape of Iood Uope
London
United States
Mississippi
Rocky Mountain
Congress
South Carolina
Biovikt
Loutsigsna
Baldwin
Michnesota
Boatner
Louisiana
Gaar
Lowa
Ways and Means Committee
Towa
Cal States
Canada
William —. Morrison
In Eratate Commission
South Carolina Senate Debates Marriages Law and Redistricting Bill
In Columbia on December 2 the Senate did not meet while the House began work on a bill to recognize marriages from other states after divorce. The current SC law does not acknowledge other states divorces. The vote to strike enacting words failed 69 to 43. A redistricting bill for congressional representation was set as a special order for next Wednesday, potentially placing Charleston in the Black District.
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Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Treasury
Asaishan
Bureau of Animal Industry
Cauca
Cultelli
Chia
United States
Rogaharach Eeputsbla Veterinary Caiewe
Tay
United Staeess
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Ireland
Department of Agriculture
Mnin
Patent Office
Columbia
D. C
Senate
House
South Carolina
Blease
Newberry
Messrs
Johnson
Waters
Jordan
Jardee
Blackwell
Charleston
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Gav Criment
Lts
Cherokee Outlet
Crover
Cleveland
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Mathushele
Stirling
W.N. Tramp
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General Assembly
Waylad
Greenwood
Stata
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ITO
J. W. Gribbes & Co
General Agents
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MPA Bee
Puatentoo
M& Darian
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