Clemson College Address Praises Southern Heroism and Education
President Craig Head of Clemson College delivers on opening day extracts from a grand address praising Southern heroism, Reconstruction progress, and the need to expand agricultural education. He urges modernization of farming, industry, and public instruction, arguing for Clemson to lead in practical scientific training and rural uplift.
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Davenport Puller scandal debates in South Carolina
Senator Irby and local figures weigh in on the Davenport Puller affair in Greenville County. Statements from Samuel Fuller and Col Shaw describe meetings with Davenport and plans to settle or prosecute. The letter warns against money as a resolution and notes community sentiment and public statements in Oakville and surrounding towns.
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Fatal Lynching in Lexington County Stuns Columbia
Died at the hand of a mob, Dub Meetze was hunted down near his home in Lexington County after threats and arson claims linked to horse stealing. He was found shot as a posse closed in, with a coroner and jury declaring death by gunshot wounds at the hands of unknown assailants.
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Senator brby's statement read aloud by M Siaw
A fragmentary note records J D M Siaw and others signing a statement approving a senator's remarks on a matter. The text mentions Mr Fuller and Wm S Fuller and notes money was not mentioned until after their discussion.
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