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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1902
Page
3
A Brazilian farming community mourns Senhor Cabral after a brutal robbery at his Fazenda in Ball Horizonte led to his death. Neighbors report he was beloved for generosity, helping strangers and forgiving debts, while the crime spurs tributes and questions about sustaining the church and mission work amid danger.
The fourth international convention in Toronto drew 3,000 delegates from 22 countries and 465 institutions, with 200,000 students. It sent 1,953 volunteers to mission fields and sparked a wave of earnest zeal, led by Bishop Galloway and echoed by Peter Mott’s spiritual leadership. The movement vows to evangelize the world in this generation, urging prompt obedience to Christ’s call.
A damaged OCR note sells a quack remedy claim by W. Grove as a powerful cold cure. It states box warnings and laxative components, urging purchase at all druggists with a promise of money back if not effective. The text reads as a dubious patent medicine pitch.
A hospital in Chicago doubts music therapy for the ill after a nurse with a violin is injured when a delirious patient smashes the instrument. A Sun Frog is jailed five months for stealing an umbrella. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised by multiple witnesses for treating coughs and colds, especially in children.
The South Carolina Division of United Confederate Veterans, Greenwood, issues General Order No. 57 urging large delegations to the Walls Confederate Veterans Reunion in Dallas, Texas, April 22-25, 1902. It promotes travel by the Southern Railway Tourists Cars at a 1 cent per mile rate, details official train routes from Columbia via Newberry Greenwood Greenville, with western delegates meeting in Atlanta.
An Oregon farmer with a speech impediment talks from Pendleton to Portland via telephone. His friend notes improved speech after the call, but the Pendleton man quips that one cannot afford to stutter when talking costs seventy five cents a minute.
Washington correspondent reports case where Wisconsin based law yer Cooper, chair of the house committee on insular affairs, was asked by a voter to defend him in an assault trial. The defendant described a sevenup game dispute leading to a beating, with judge remarking any man who would gamble unfairly should be licked.
An unnamed traveller registers in a mining camp hotel ledger under a possibly familiar alias J. Giglets Buffiand with an exchange about prior Congress service. The landlord dismisses concern, then muses on habitual constipation and a tonic's cure, interspersed with moral platitudes and a quip about home life from an old bachelor.
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