Clemson College closes its first session with high enrollment
Clemson College reports 444 students instructed in the first session, with 350 cadets remaining after attrition and about 300 returning in February. Nearly 600 new applicants seek February admission, to be whittled by competitive exams as the agricultural and mechanical departments expand and modern facilities and laboratories are showcased.
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Political intrigues dominate House caucus and leadership talks
Democratic members push for a party focused caucus before the tariff bill debate. Leaders weigh who should wield the Speaker’s influence as Reed faces opposition. Gen. Hathaway and others are named as potential figures. Cabinet and recess appointments are listed amid broader party strategy discussions across Tennessee, Louisiana, and South Carolina.
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Keeley Treatment Critiqued for Harsh Alcohol Policies
The Keeley method is praised for bold confrontational stance toward whiskey and for giving patients the exact stimulant they crave. It rejects tapering and overdosing fears, instead allowing full access to alcohol and letting competing remedies fight over the body. The article cites the Keeley Institute in Columbus as evidence of its results.
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Refuted slander over Editor Sims in Orangeburg affair
A South Carolina letter exchange defends editor J. Sims against a long standing slander alleging political flip from Radical to Democratic. Letters from Col. Gilland and Louis Jacobs testify to Sims’s Democratic alignment and support, framing the accusation as a deliberate smear from 1876.
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Senate debates phosphate tax as miners seek royalty limits
In Coluapra South Carolina the Senate spent most of the session reviewing local bills and then approved the phosphate tax measure after debates over royalty rates and exemptions. Proponents argued the state must fix rock values, while opponents warned against overburdening miners and companies.
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Will Accept no Compromise on Currency Tax Bill
The Banking and Currency Committee discussed the currency issue with amendments to relieve clearing house certificates of the 10 percent tax. Congressman McLaurin demands no compromise and pledges to handle other bill features later. He insists the law on tragedy notes be amended or repealed.
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Farmers and Manufacturers Urge Local Quotes Before Purchases
A plea from local dealers invites farmers and manufacturers to let them estimate costs on machinery before buying elsewhere. The message cites strong ties with suppliers and argues home dealers can match or beat foreign prices, keeping money within the state.
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