State Treasurer Bates Reports on Bond Refunding and Dispensary Finances
The new York Times style summary notes South Carolina Treasurer Bates releases the annual financial report detailing the 1892 bond refunding, debt management, and Dispensary figures. It covers the New York negotiations, the Manhattan Trust deal, court rulings supporting the contract, and the year’s receipts and expenditures including Clemson and Dispensary appropriations. The report outlines outstanding brown consols, redemption funds, and cash liabilities as of October 31, 1893, plus notes on legislative timing and reporting challenges.
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Columbia
S. C
Bates
New York Stock Exchange
New York City
Brown Econsols
New York
Colden Rhint
Augusa
Manhattan Trust Company
French
United States
Europe
Kio
Kench
Baltimore
Richmond
Charleston
Baltimore Trust and Guarantee Company
Robert C. Davidson
J. Rhind
Supreme Court No
Supreme Court
Clemson
Net Office Center
Legislaure
Brown
Morrill Fund
Due Claflin College
Clemson College
Burton
Downer
CASIS
Morrill
Claflin College
Agricultural College
Uied
Railroad Commission
Alance
Financial ledger shows Clemson funds and brown consols data
The record lists expenditures and balances for state accounts including Clemson Agricultural College sums, interest and redemption costs on brown consols, public debt expenses, pensions, salaries, and miscellaneous state funds. It notes totals for October 1843, the amount issued for new bonds in 1893, and disbursements from the State dispensary.
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Lic
Clemson Agricultural College
Brown
Supreme Court
Clemson College
Clemson
Silver advocates seek free coinage bill after election
Washington reports Silver supporters push to renew free coinage of the standard silver dollar. Bland states a bill to repeal Sherman laws and re enact 1887 measures may come before Congress, while tying tariff talks to financial policy.
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Washington
Congress
Bland
Cofuaze
Sam
Democratic Party
Muoc
Lama
Mountain border battle ends in killings and chaos
Ad vices to the Greenville News recount a mountain fight near the Greenville Spartanburg line. A whiskey wagon owner shot dead and dispensary officer Lenny Fisher killed. many injured amid a boisterous melee with knives and revolvers.
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Greenville
5.C
Greenville News
Spartanburg
Parris
North Carolina
Lenny Fisher
Annual Bill of Cotton Goods Auction in New York
The annual bill of cotton goods for Biss Pabyan & Co was held at Wilmerding Hoguet Co on White street to gauge trade abroad. About 16 000 pieces were offered this year amid mills running on half time and 000 workers watching for winter work, with prices meeting expectations and activity expected to push receipts toward over one million dollars.
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New York
Witter
Estero States
Bios, Pabyan Co
Col
Bisaid
Election cycles show discontent and rural shift in 1896 critique
An academic lecture analyzes the 1896 election with Waite arguing that discontent and the stay-at-home vote across New York Ohio Pennsylvania and other states signal a growing realignment. He links population debt industry distress and populist trends to a looming Democratic advantage and Republican weaknesses.
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Washinaton
D.C
Frederick C. Waite
Porter
Columbian University
A. . Craven
Johns Slopkins University
Waite
Johns Hopkins
SS de Fats
Johns Hopwell University
Walpoint- Phoouim
Permi- Uh
Mathemges
Larrison
New Yorks
Depew
Cleveland
New York
Empire State
New York City
Buffalo
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Nebraska
Poops Party
Moarvinad
Lin
Seminary fire in Madison injures sister and claims children
Edeewooud Seminary near Madison Wisconsin burned last night two miles from town. Two young girls Maggie Stack and Maggie Rice died, Frances Jenneourg escaped. A sister injured by smoke may not recover. Fire started on the second floor and spread rapidly. Financial loss estimated at 60000 with partial insurance.
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Madison
Wis
Edeewooud Seminary
Pitty
O. UG
Washburn
Maggie Stack
Chicago
Maggie Rice
Stevenspoot
Frances Jenneourg
Schools and Scholars in South Carolina Stats Report
The year reports 2070 teachers noted as non colored and 500 colored men and women in Edgefield, with Edgefield leading in teacher numbers and Spartanburg next. State salaries total 2440022017 dollars. Charleston tops 58410 35 in pay. Institutes served 1554 teachers, cost 201995. Pupils enrolled total 225100 with 120007 colored and 102571 white. Studies include reading spelling arithmetic geography grammar history physiology and higher branches.
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Edgefield Eoplong
Spartagburg
Charleston
South Carolin
Columbia
D. C
Spartanburg
Totar
Aiken
Abbeville
Ubt Anderson
Ane
Barnwell
Benuloct
Berkeley
Hes
Anne Wees
Chester Ee
Chesterfield
Clarendon
Colleton
Darlington
Keane
Edgefield
Fuairfield
Florence
Georgetown
Greenville
Lampton
Ilorry
Kershaw
Riehhand
Union
Williamsburg
Tragic Cayuga Lake Drowning Involves Cornell Instructor
L S Mertham, Cornell political economy instructor, and Miss M J Yeurun, a student, vanished after their boat overturned on Cayuga Lake. A hunter later found an overcoat believed to be Mertham’s. bodies expected to be recovered by geermen. Both sets of parents notified of the likely drownings.
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Cayuga Lake
Princa, N. Y
L. S. Mer- Tham
Cornell University
M. J. Yeuruin
Baltimore
Aeentleman
Jttoris
Cornell
Laurens County
Morrah
Vanderbilt University
John Lopkins University
Ilis
Chattanoota
Teno
Lim
Democratic leaders discuss opening DNC HQ in Washington
In Washington on November 17 Chairman Marrity ex Postmaster General Don Dickingon ex Assistant Secretary Josiah Quincy ex Congressman B T Cable and others held conferences. They discussed opening Democratic National Committee headquarters here to mount a systematic campaign for 1904. The group planned to pursue a concerted effort to check the landslide and all attended the White House today.
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Washington
Marrity
Don Dickingon
Josiah Quincy
B.T. Cable
Littnois
Jonn
Fury of the storm leaves ships wrecked and soldiers frozen
Across the United Kingdom the furious storm pounded coasts from Cornwall to Caithness. Vessels were wrecked, crews saved or lost, and six ships ashore near Wales as squarely ships were driven onto rocks. Six soldiers found frozen to death near Portsmouth.
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London
United Kingdom
St. Ives
Coast Guard
Orkney Islands
Scotland
Inga
Dunbeath Castle
Caithness
Modwin
Kentish
Italy I Head
Yorkshire
Whitby
Tern
Swan
Windemere Lake
County of Lancaster
Winterton
Norfolk
Havre
Normandy
Portsmouth
Nampshire
Gurpadshed
Cornish
Liverpool
Cardiff
Arne
Filey
Reay
Ilavee
Calais
Four European ladies stranded in Chicago seek aid to return home
Four women of high social standing who came to Chicago last May with exhibits for the Woman's Building are penniless and friendless, including Countess Salazar of Naples who accuses the Italian government and the fair organizers of false representations. Also: Mme Magnusson of Iceland Mme Korany of Syria and Miss Jeanne Sarabji of India. Society figures investigate aid but officials have shown little interest. one observer calls it a stigma that these visitors are left unassisted.
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Chicago
Europe
Salazar
Naples
Italy
Mme, Magnusson
Iceland
Mme, Korany
Syria
Jeanne Sarabji
India
Countess Salazar
Man Identified as Aberdeen Man in Mob Hanging
Ottumwa Iowa reports a mob hanged a man identified as QC Johnson of Aberdeen South Dakota alias Pred Gustavuson. A young coworker named Lester told police the man was a brute and stated the assaulted child is dying.
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Ian
Orrumwa
Gustafson
Justice Rurti
Jones Sax
Sax
Gusatsi
Kite Sax
Wand
Launon
Gustafson Balind
Truitt’s
Sheri? MacLintyre
Mayor Fores
Hle
Ottumwa
The
Johnson
Aberdeen
S. D
Pred Gustavuson
Lester
Arched stone root falls during prayers. several killed
A recently erected arched stone root at St. Pierre Chadel in Courpiere near Cleremont-Ferrand collapsed during prayers by Sisters of Mercy. Several nuns were killed and others severely injured.
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Paris
Courpiere
Cleremont-Ferrand
Sisters of Mercy
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STATE
TREAS
Fiehe
Hause
Mountains
Stey-At-Imome
Popullem
Senate
Kire
Fury OF the Storm King
Britain
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