Palmetto State Acts And Recess Sparks In South Carolina
Governor messages highlight swift passage of bills in Columbia as the General Assembly adjourns temporarily. Key actions include university funding, a monument, cotter warehouse system plans, and continued debate over dispensary and tax measures in the Senate and House.
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Columbia
Senate
House
Bsg House
Committee of Free Conference
University of South Carolina
Board of Trustees
Ris
Seneral Assembly
South Carolina
Dames Iarion Sims
Stats House
General Assembly
Medical Pro N
South Carolina Medical Society
C. £. Spencer
Yorkville
Spin
W. T Bates
St Mathews
J. W. McCown
Florence
Board of Commissioners
Oc Gu
John S. Felribesk
Cherieston
Anderson County
Assembly
Vernor
Bicase
House of Representatives
Blease
Committee On Ways and Means
Judiciary Committee
Columbia Railway Gas and Electric Company
Congaree
Salud
Sinkler
Charleston
Vander Horst
Montgomery
Marion County
Young
Mitchum
Political Pot Boils in Marion County as Sheriff Race Forms
In Marion County political talk grows with two or three men forming a small group on the street. An announced sheriff candidate is J M Dozier, a popular grocer, with deputy W A Wall and J T Dozier also in the running. Also, Clemson College staff opened a Farmers Institute in Simpsonville with T F Jackson and C B Hadden hosting a course on horse and mule breeding, feeding, and stock selection.
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Marion
Sheriff's Office
J. M. Dozier
W. A. Wall
J. T. Dozier
Farmers’ Institute
T. F. Jackson
C. B. Hadden
Clemson College
Simpsonville
T. J. Jackson
Jackson
Coal ships head for Charleston amid famine relief
Charleston reports two large schooners carrying hard coal have broken through Chesapeake Bay ice and sail toward Charleston, signaling relief from a long famine. Edgefield notes fertilizer use may drop 25 percent due to bad roads and farmer curtailment. Chester records robberies at Edsemoore depot with no clues, plus heavy whiskey consumption. Greenville mourns John Gurke, injured by a box car, with an inquest planned. Edgefield details a shooting between Charles Copeland and William Reardon. Copeland posted bond. Chester notes death of former mayor William Henry Hardin, aged 65, veteran of the War Between the States.
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Charleston
Chesapeake Bay
Edgefield
Chester
Seaboard Air Line
Edsemoore
Greenville
John Gurke
Southern Railway
Burke
Charles Copeland
William Reardon
Copeland
Reardon
Pleasant Lane
William Henry Hardin
State Pension Board
Veteran notes and court activity across South Carolina
Across the state reports highlight veteran gatherings in Orangeburg, sessions of the court of general sessions in Columbia, and a rash of small-town incidents. Greenwood and Rock Hill feature a suspected safecracker arrest and postal service carrier denial, while Greenville plans a major dairy project and local politics shift with treasurer retirements and ginner reports.
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Walker Gaston
United State
Orangeburg
Court of Sessions
Graves
Greenwood
Grendel Mill No. 1
Peace
Pinkerton
Rock Hill
United States Post Office Department
Inspsetor Brown
E. E. Porg
St. Matthews
Thisburg
Py. L. M. Able’s
Greenville
Edgefield
Court of General Sessions
George E. France
Columbia
Caldwell & Arnette Co
Winnsboro
James P. Caldwell
W. C. Peay
R E. Caldwell
R. E. Arnette
L. P. Wannamaker
Cheraw
Stock Dealer Charles Barber Convicted of Fraud Breach of Trust
Charles H. Barber a Spartanburg stock and bond dealer was convicted of fraudulent breach of trust and sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary. The supreme court affirmed the sentence and he may be brought to prison within ten days. The case involved $100 received as settlement for a prior fine and subsequent refusal to pay, with further trust fund misappropriation alleged.
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Columbia
Charles H. Barber
Spartanburg
Mueil
Supreme
Sally Harrison
United States of America
Court of Sessions
Richard Harrison
Professional Bt Legi By Ni¢ Ry As Wi 3 SSG
The readable fragment notes a professional league biography or sports card for Ni¢ Ry with references to SSG and 3 SSG. It hints at practice schedules and Wednesday write ups but lacks clear events or outcomes to confirm.
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Ni¢ Ry
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Fragmentary OCR lists items and prices for a Noe ENO product line with mentions of Mix'd Mix and Sepang. The readable fragment includes figures like 5 70 6 3723 8.00 1.30 and partial shop terms, lacking coherent narrative or full context.
Ave Pees of AAAs Love As Viewed 87 Saes
Fragmentary verse and stray phrases describe romantic feelings and relationships. The text references a unnamed speaker, affection, and implied yearning, with scattered lines about love and attraction. The overall piece reads as a damaged literary fragment rather than a coherent article.
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Governor
Palmetto State
W. L. Mauldin
Finance Committee
Shere
Averbuck
Shiloh
Nesses
Aden
Petwee
Tha
Kost
State Park
Secota
Evein
Summers
Commerce and Immigration
W. J Johnson
Carlisle
Reading
News OF
Measurer Jenkins
Robert H. Jenings
Jennings
S. T. Carter
Carter
Camden
T. B. Blyther
Antioch
United States Cour
Blyther
Arabia
Gotham
Charles
Sareblexs Richt
Cherleston
Johnston
Medical Society
Columbis
Offcers
Norfolk
Tri-State Medical Society
A. E. Baker
S. C
F. B. Knowlton
Colimbia
D. C
Cres
Richmond
TR. E
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Entine
Lisac Turgeons C
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We Dic
Executive Council
J. E. Boggs
Boggs & Findley
Pickens
DR. Ro Eingold
Ayers
Bale
Martin
Ae Abe
Mecullough, Martin & Blythe
Attiorneys-At-Law
Wasauis Teig Bronviit
Pickens Railroad Company
Noe Eno
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Tases Fae Po Her Hasan
Starons
Artal
Souther
Sorel
Soveneius
Tierra
Sonera
Morrises
West 7
Austria
Fey Vey
Sheridan
T Is
Charles Lamb
Fis
Osos
Rocherox
Chloe
Petin
Royste
Veryvinere F
Roystfer GE Fanco
Norfolk Va
C. Baltimore
Pinas
Alt
Pye
Aesorini
Scripscare
Pita
Hewies
Heen
der. H. Snider
Kia
Rales
Ny At
Caer
Seiko
Ofaats and Childen
Sovays Bought
KE Sentaun Company
NEW Torr ‘Citt
Iegos
Tavis
Reguins Price
Sv &Ceds
Skees
Sage Plant Growers
Orreadas
Chicago
New Orleans
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