Winthrop Normal and Industrial College Vision Speech
A long speech outlines the plan for Winthrop Normal and Industrial College in South Carolina. It champions women’s self sufficiency through teaching and industrial training, aims to empower without unsexing, and stresses homemaker ideals while fostering independence and dignity for future teachers and workers.
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Pdb Gat
Saratoga
Noirl
Winthrop College
Winthrop
South Carolina
Wordsworth
Horrid women and the college plan in South Carolina
A speech blasts “horrid” women who imitate men while urging union among South Carolinians. It calls for women to rally to campaigns, promote harmony, and advance two colleges, Clemson and Rock TMM, toward better peace and governance.
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Wordsworth
Adam
Clemson
South Carolina
Coast Line eyeing Charleston Augusta rail link push
The Atlantic Coast Line is reportedly surveying a route from Ashley Junction near Charleston to Augusta, renewing interest in a Charleston Augusta railroad. Sources claim the Coast Line aims to recapture Georgia corridor losses and may move quickly if decisions align with its vast resources.
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News and Courier
Charleston
South Carolina Railway
South Carolina and Georgia Railroad Company
Charlestons
Augusta
Louisville and Nashville
Port Roya
Fairfax
Atlantic Coast Line
Ashley Junction
Ha'Strabecht
Coast Line
Iauich
Tiga
Jyst
Georgia
Charlotte
Columbia
Cho Wilson
Denmark
Denmark Road
Oil Fueled Locomotives Proclaimed By Railroad
In Aurora on May 18 the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad will outfit several engines with oil burning apparatus. Superintendent F C Rice touts cleaner operation, better engine condition, longer lasting fuel, lighter weight, and reduced space for water, promising broad adoption across the fleet.
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Aurora
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
F. C. Rice
Tillman Letters Stir Alliance Debate Across South
Editoriales in Columbia newspapers react to Governor Tillman's letter to Alliance chairman Mitchell. They frame the letter as a practical, if polarizing, call for concentrated reform effort and align with or against Democratic principles, warning of a potential shift toward a silver platform and new third-party currents.
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South Carolina
Alliance
Tillman
Union
Columbia
Mitchell
Democratic Party
New Silver Party
News and Courier
Farmers' Alliance
Senate
Thomas P. Mitchell
Hoe
Ltter
United States
Tillman’s Letters Show Surrender to Alliance Demands
The Charleston Sun lauds Governor Tillman for his May 15 letters to Mr. Mitchell, claiming they reveal a total bow to the Alliance and a weak pledge to party loyalty. It cites his vow to vote by conscience while supporting Alliance demands, even if unwise, and argues this proves independence as a leader.
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Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Tillman
Surrail
Charleston Sun
Iurrah
Alliance
Lam
United States
Court of inquiry to probe Darlington and Charleston failures
A court of inquiry, ordered by Governor Tillman, will investigate failures to respond to orders by Brigadier General E A Huguenin and other officers. The panel will convene in Charleston on May 24 1894 to examine conduct of naval and infantry units and report findings with guilt assessments.
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Hogin
Columbia
D. C
J. Tillman
Darlington
Executive Ofice
Ofice of Adjutant
S. C
R. N. Richbourg
I.J. Dennis
Wie Jones
J. T. Barron
Charleston
E. A. Huguenin
Mount Pleasant
Gordon Volunteers
Cap. L. T. Szlar
B. K, Tinuman
Murder Mystery Haunts Atlanta After Lod Holdup Slaying
Authorities probe the strangling of Mrs. Mary Lilly in her suburban Atlanta home. Robbery motive suspected as home ransacked from garret to cellar. two men, George Hawkins and George Yancy, were arrested amid threats of mob violence. Lilly, a former Army wife and physician with a large practice, left substantial property and two sons in the U.S. Army.
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Atlanta
Mary Lilly
George Yancy
Nevroes
Alva
Lilly
Sixteenth
United States Infantry
Davis
Columbia
United States Army
Charles Lilly
Talmage Tabernacle Fire Tears Through Brooklyn Church
In Tad Luotty New York on May 13 the Rev Dr Talmage's Tabernacle at Clinton and Green Avenues Brooklyn burned at noon. The adjoining Hotel Regent and several nearby houses were destroyed. Loss estimated at 1,000,000. Firemen injured but not fatally. Dr Talmage wept as the church burned and congregants escaped.
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Tad
Effects of No Rain Bulletin For South Carolina
The weekly weather and crops bulletin reports generally favorable conditions across South Carolina with rain easing drought in the southeast. Cotton and corn see mixed progress with replanting and worm damage noted. vegetables and fruits vary, and overall agricultural prospects are described as encouraging despite pockets of poor showers and dry periods. rain totals over the week are listed for multiple towns, highlighting scattered rainfall and lingering regional differences.
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Columbia
S. C
Bauer
Richland
Orangeburg
Sumter
Clarendon
Lees
Sea Island
Colorado
Blackville
Charleston
McComick
Greenwood
Watts
Hardeevisia Igi
Allendale
Stephens
Hunter
Greenville
Fearful Crime Report from South Lake Weir
A black man Neil Young broke into Mrs. Nolmes home near South Lake Weir at 3 am and assaulted her teenage daughter age 15 after waking two sisters. He threatened the mother and fled but was captured near an old church and jailed in Ocala. Rumors speak of possible lynching tonight.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Times-Union
Ocala
Ila
Neil Young
Treasury gold drop prompts bond speculation in 1890s
A New Bond Isaac, WasaInaron reports that treasury gold falling below 65 million sparks talk of a new bond issue. Secretary Carlisle aims to keep gold reserves above 65 million, with congress unlikely to act on financial measures. If gold output ceases, a bond sale to refill the treasury seems almost certain.
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WasaInaron
Treasury
Carlisle
Congress
Governor Candidacy Declined by W. O. Evans
In a letter published in the Charleston Register Evans announces he will not seek the South Carolina governorship. He will support the Alliance candidate who best represents farmers and Alliancemen and urges friends statewide to share this view.
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Columbia
South Carolina
W. OD
Evana
Lynching of McKinley family in Sharon Springs
A Kansas special reports William McKinley and his son Lewis lynched for the murder of Charles Carley a week earlier. Fred McKinley confessed the crime and said he was induced to commit it by his father and brother.
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Torraxca
Capitol
Sharon Springs
Kan
William McKinley
Lewis
Charles Carley
Fred McKinley
Willam McKinley
Musical Homes Are Bright With Pianos and Organs
An appeal promotes piano and organ ownership by Ludden Bates Southern Music House of Savannah Georgia. The ad argues instruments brighten homes, last for years, and repay the cost by engaging youth, inviting readers to write for free catalogs and to correspond for models and prices.
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Ludden & Bates
Southern Music House
Savannéh
Great
Music House of the
South
America
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