Large vegetable crop and rail shipments plans
Southern Railroad officials prepare for spring shipments as favorable weather boosts crop prospects. Rail movement will serve coastal and island destinations with fertilizer and vegetables to be loaded at Charleston wharves. Carolina Traction Co chartered to build an electric railroad from Rock Hill to Charlotte through York and Chester in South Carolina and Mecklenburg in North Carolina.
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Southern Railroad
Carolina Traction Co
Rock Mill
Special
Carolina Traction Company
Rock Hill
Charlotte
Nec
Theoad
York and Chester
South Carolina
Mecklenbure
North Carolina
Liquor Claims All Settled By Dispensary Commission
In Columbia a whiskey firm settled a dispute with the New York firm for about 16 000. The commission deducted 2000 for toy charges. The article notes a settlement with the dispensary commission totaling sixteen thousand dollars.
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Columbia
Speeisl
Elaine
New York
Aml
Rentuc
Pratt
Bonds May Be Issued For Good Roads
Special committee in Columbia advised passage by unanimous vote. Representative Corve calls for issuing 2 million dollars in bonds to fund good roads work in the state.
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Columbia
Ways and Means
Com Untte
Representativ Corve
Campaign on Tuberculosis Campaign in Colurebia City
A Special A shipment of eshibite arrived last Friday and Saturday for the tuberculosis campaign. Lectures planned to engage the public and spur interest in the effort.
Retired South Carolina Colonel Dies in Ambush
Brigadier General Special-Homry Thompson, longtime Keeunt South Cuistina commander, retired after 25 years in the National Guard, shot from ambush. Harteville resident Special Jack Jouveau, a Black man, killed instantly on the G. Walker Power plantation near Hartsville in Darlington County's Negro section.
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Columbia
Homry
T. Thompson
Keeunt South Cuistina
Copervice
Adjatwne
Harteville
Jack Jouveau
G. Walker Power
Hartsville
Hegro
Darlington County
Rapist Sentenced to Be Hanged at Special Term
Kingatree reports a man convicted of assault with intent to ravish was sentenced to be hanged on February 4 at a special term of court. Widespread injunctions against alleged “blind tigers” were made permanent by the South Carolina Supreme Court. A safe at Walhalla post office was blown, 250 dollars in stamps taken. A three story brick hotel rises at Cheraw. D. J. Garrison’s Camden residence burned. An unknown Black man was killed on an Atlantic Coast Line train near Cantont. Dr. B. H. Padgett of Walterboro is dead. A Columbia banquet honored Marshall and a local man entertained 200 guests. A Columbia negro was fined 20 dollars in police court. C. W. Stites of the U.S. Public Health Service plans a speech in Columbia in February.
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Kingatree
Cheraw
D. J. Garrison
Camden
Kanton
B. H. Padgett
Waltermore
A & Marshall
Fie Atas
Columbia Negro
Dn C. W. Stites
United Pobbie Heaith Department
Columbia
Lawmakers In South Carolina Senate House Daily Actions
Recap of legislative days in January with party divides on prohibition, governor’s message referrals, visits to Winthrop College and Clemson, Dillon county creation bill, and drainage statistics efforts. We note bloc votes, water for ink use, and forthcoming bills.
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Senate
Winthrop College
Lee
Amon
Clifton
Ansel’ Mesxage
Gen. Lee
Dillon County
House
Columbia
Clemson Colelexe
Cossrove Intros
South Carolina
Sidorees
En- Smith
Senate and House Pass Bills Amid Vacancies and Delays
The Senate killed Laneys bill to ren e rate running of automobiles. Sinkler proposed eliminating trading stamps. Sullivan backed penalties for frequenting pool rooms. Clifton framed a pending tax proposal. The House cleared several bills including nurse registration, protection for stockholders, and corporate notices. Ware amended railroad law. Riley urged reporting on livestock liens. A joint session is set for Jan 25 to fill all officer positions, with multiple vacancies on the circuit bench and at the penitentiary and college boards likely extending elections to two days.
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Senate
Laney
Sinkler
Christan
Sullivan
Clifton
House
M.L. Smith
Congrave
Trowning
Ware
Railroad Commission
Riley
Coxgrove
Muatnal Protective Associations
DLT
Smith
General Assembly
Wilson
Law Practice Commission Bill Advances To Third Reading
Friday January 14 notes demand a petition to the supreme court for attorney admission and creation of a state board of law examiners with three members serving three-year terms appointed by the supreme court. Anduton Society bill for gate protection favored. Schedule includes monument commission to honor Confederate women and the statue near Capitol approaches.
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Sinkler
Supreme Court
Alsa
State Board of Law Oxayers
Hall Holt
Anduton Society
House
Iard
Orner
Capitol
Senate
South Carolina Battleship Builders Move to Attend Assembly
The builders of the battleship South Carolina sought to sail to South Carolina waters before adjournment so the body could be present to present services by the state. A kindergarten measure failed, municipal indebtedness including Darlington passed to think reading. Dick's bill on professor employment in state colleges failed. tiedmith's proposal to raise salaries from 10 to 4000 dollars also failed. The vote was 55 to 49, and the House adjourned until Monday.
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South Carolina
General Assembly
Patlivans
Eithin
Darlington
Tiedmith
South Carolina Senate Passes Various Bills in Session
The Senate acted without quorum on several measures, including Sinkler’s bill for attorney admission with a new examiners board. Croft’s civil code amendment advanced to the house, Christensen’s bill on an industrial school for boys passed with a reform outcome. Other actions covered distillers, wages, a reformatory cost shift to counties, and a charter renewal for Porter Military Academy. The House had no session.
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Senate
Sinkler
Croft
South Carolina
Christensen
Carlisle
Corton
Otto
General Assembly
Earle
Porter Military Academy
Charleston
Paris Bourse Operative Tangled In Campaign News
Reports from a periodical press epoch describe Truline on the Paris Bourse as operative and an organization formed to urge Governor Hughes in his campaign for a short ballot. The Seonain village near Parma, Naty, faces a slow eroding siege by a foundation two lies wide. Ambassador Teld denied involvement in the British parliamentary elections of 1144. Albert’s legitimacy to vie for the throne is questioned amid a test cave plan tied to a new cooperative with the Busreme Cent before June 30. Demonstrations occurred in Secretn Knox’s paper positions as nations argued regarding Maneimris. The Department of Agriculture probes station earning indices amid complaints of variant bets sold by Knice, Boto von Koenitz, and his elderly spinster bride Min Louisa Ewen at a St. Augusting hotel, known as mother and xt. Bernard Robbing plans a Wil in the New York State legislature to publish a watch on the act Cease of Artistic Ree Intiony, tied to cases of wife desertion.
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Paris
Teln
Hughes
Cempaien
Seonain
Parma
Naty
Anassador Teld
Mathe
Albert
Nes
Migier
Staley
Maneimris
Department of Agsieninee
Varletien
Knice
Boto von Koenitz
Bron
Min
Louisa Ewen
New York
St. Augasting
Bernard Robbing
Newe York State
Poe pamphlet fetches record price in collector craze
The Philadelphia Ledger notes Mr. Morgan paid 3800 dollars for two copies of Poe pamphlet fiction, a sum likely higher than Poe ever earned for all tales. The rarity, not the text, drives the price, as flat editions surge among collectors while preservation remains accidental and uniqueness elevates value.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Mr. Morgan
Poe
Unrest Extends to Senate Amid Tag of Committees
Washington reports ongoing turmoil as lawmakers move to select frequent committees to probe the Singer Pinchot controversy. Insurgent and regular factions clash in the House, with predicted clashes over Taft era policies and interstate commerce reforms. Debate centers on canal bills and agriculture committee actions as Finance and expenditures loom.
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Washington
Senate
Capitol
Stitudstill
Republican Organization
Gemeip
Prem Roosevelt
Ernie Hatin
Dabural
Mann Canal
Agricultre
Heline
Garlington Guilty in Seminole Securities Case Trial
Former officer Garlington found guilty on multiple counts in a high profile Seminole Securities prosecution. The judge presided over the trial, with evidence presented on allegations of fraud and market manipulation. Prosecutors described the scheme as involving wholesalers and traders, seeking penalties including long imprisonment. The verdict follows a lengthy courtroom battle and signals a hard line approach by the court.
Smallpox Closes Theatres in High Point
Swalth authorities order closure of worship places and theatres and motion picture shows to prevent the spread of smallpox. Twelve cases reported. schools will not be closed.
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Cona
Sproml
Sual
Witeat
Hookworm Conference Opens in Atlanta GA
The Hookworm Conference in Atlanta opened with more than two hundred prominent physicians, civic and commercial leaders, and medical representatives gathered for the first national conference on the study of hookworm. A new organization named The Southern Health Welfare Association was formed during the session.
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Atlanta
Uiree
Rockfellee Ranision
Lite Insurance
Tony
Hie Firet Notenal
Ainew
The
Southern Health Waleenen
Perteetea
Notable Meeting This Week in Washington
Special representatives from every phase of the United States citizenship gathered in a conference on Tuesday and Wednesday under the National Civic Federation at the Ba Inseo theater for the discussed objectives and policy directions in civic life.
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Washington
United States
The
National Civic Federation
Ba. Inseo
Farmers Get Vast Sum in Export Prosperity
Washington reports show strong farm export values as domestic shipments rise. Wheat at 70 cents a bushel and higher prices boost the agriculture sector, with port trade and rail figures indicating substantial gains over last year. Government data detail the record numbers in wheat and other exports, highlighting the country’s expanding trade surplus.
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Washington
TWN
le Department of Commerce
Bahar
Labor Moves Into Politics in National Federation Session
Debates within the federation reflect a shift as labor groups contemplate political involvement. Delegates discuss a proposed resolution urging affiliated organizations to pursue a broader role in shaping national policy and election strategies. The session signals a growing expectation that labor must engage actively in political processes.
Murder Mystery Near Me Mex Ends in Tragedy
A governess is found strangled in a summer residence near Me Mex. Police, led by detective Peak Sehormerhorn, investigate the bizarre crime scene as the community seeks motive and a suspect. A male acquaintance is reported with possible threats prior to the incident.
Passage on Immigration and Exclusion Terms Narrative
Fragmentary report discusses a proposed White Slave Bill and related immigration ideas. It references deportation and exclusion of aliens, with mentions of women and national policy debates. Readable fragments point to legislative aims and social concerns of the era.
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Wastin
Syneus
Oat Viva
Allen
Sugar Men Sentenced on Williamsport Docks Conspiracy
New York Special reports convicts Edward A. Boxle John J Cortes Thomas Nehoo Patrick Gh Hediesses olivekers on the Williamsport docks at the slavemever with Oliver Spitzer faced a conspiracy charge. They were sentenced in the Tarted Stiles Circuit to a term in the penitent lars.
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New York
Edward A. Boxle
John J. Cortes Thomas Nehoo
Patrick Gh Hediesses
Williamsport
Oliver Spitzer
Lars
Washington Speeds Upward Push for Army Spending Prompt
A garbled historical note shows intent to secure a large military budget, mentioning the army and proposed expenditures of around 96.2 million dollars. The text alludes to political figures and wartime mobilization, with the phrase Washington spearheading elevated funding and procurement efforts.
Weyler's Book Nearing Completion Amid Turbulent Times
Fragmentary text indicates a four volume work by Weyler or related figure, with dates and named terms like OPE and THETA. The readable portions suggest anticipation of release and pressure from press outlets, involving Miahil Ty and general topics tied to liberation or industry.
Graves Named Forester and Acting Associate Forester
Washington report says Henry S. Graves is appointed Forester of the United States for the Valeo Forest Serial with Tate Lier as director. Albert F. Forti is named acting Forester and associate forester for the same agency in the restructuring.
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Washingt Sperial
Tate Lier
Henry S. Graves
Tn Valeo Forest
United States
Tneiereed
Catford M
Albert F. Forti
Leader of Ku Klux Dead
In a late breaking report from Montgomery Alabama a controversial Ku Klux leader identified as John Calvin Heed or Manta Ga has died. The article notes his role as a former organizer and asserts his prominence within the organization while offering oblique biographical details.
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Ku Klux
John Calvin
Manta
Ka Kinx Clas
Creditors to Receive Part of Louise's Estate
Report states creditors will receive a share of Kine Swapolit's fortune in 1201. The Printers Louise's remains are highlighted with an estimated 800000 in credits. The piece notes debts and distribution among parties as ordered by the cable court.
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Hensel
Louise
Kine Swapolit
Calhoun Statue Date Set in House Resolution
Washington special report notes the House approved a resolution offered by Representative Miles of North Carolina to move a date for unveiling the John Callan statue amid ongoing debates over commemorations and propriety in public monuments.
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Calhoun
Washington
Spreial
House
Miles
Seth Carolina
Fixine Moveli
John
Callan
Probable Leper Mentioned in Society Report
A fragmented New York item notes a probable leper designation linked to a Society of something event. The acronymed names and unclear phrases suggest a clipped report about medical or social concerns discussed at a meeting, with scattered references to individuals and proceedings.
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New York
John
Society of Mw Velival
Boston Young Men's Christian Association Building Burns
Fire at the Boston Y M C A in Back Bay destroys the corner building at Boylston and Berkeley streets. Origin unknown. property loss exceeds 2000 dollars. Authorities report full structure loss with minor injuries unlikely.
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Boston
Box, Sperial
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Boylaten and
Berkley Street
Back Bay
Westbound Atlantic Rates Advance to United States
An advance in westbound transatlantic rates to the United States is reported. Details are sparse but indicate a rising cost environment affecting shipping and freight movements across the ocean. End users in logistics may see earlier pricing signals and adjustments in booking patterns.
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United States
News Briefs From Across the Nation and Abroad
A chaotic collage of brief items covers incidents from Orla Florida where a refrigeration firm faced disruption, to Nashville where a shooting in a college setting is noted. Reports mention a Guatemalan presidential widow seeking admittance to a New Orleans asylum, a revived Cotton States paper and local strife, and railway or gas deals tied to Virginia towns. Scattered mentions include a failed escape attempt, a street incident in Milani, and chartering of new plants by Virginia laws. Wider notes reference labor wage talks, a bribery case in San Francisco, Civil War era figures, a Harvard expedition preparing to study South America, and two Russian officers purchasing air-dive gear for a South Pole mission. several tragedies are noted, including a fire that claimed two elderly lives.
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Bramwell
Payton
Anlehill
Karl Tay
Geanie Washing University Jrretessir
Milani
Atta
Chattanooga
Macon
Reist Athens
Colutubusary Baller
Wastin
Joli de Beastie
Haches
Oltahonn
Swaishastians
Selignile
Senate
Ite
Balliers
Newgate
H.C. Frick Coke Compt
San Francisco
Brick Calhoun
Newton Martin Cur
Saulting Colun
F .Fisher
New York
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New Jersey
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South America
Harvard Mrzern
South Pole
Ayent Ete
Daniel Uteler
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