Inflammatory Yearly Editorial Notes on Imperial Policy
A dense opinion piece from the Intelligencer criticizes U S policy toward the Philippines and Puerto Rico. It denounces imperialism, defends protectionism, questions the President’s duties, and condemns political maneuvering, suggesting resignations over tariff and foreign policy. The author warns of upcoming elections and cautions against imperial overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Hawaii
Kirk
Bull
South
Doarto Rico
Mammon
Municipal ownership push urges city to gain street rail control
A lengthy congressional style report argues for the city to own and operate critical utilities and transit. It warns against extravagant corporate concessions and promotes municipal ownership as a sound, frugal policy to secure public services and future growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herson Watts
Eloye
Fretwell
Diary Leaves from Trinity School Notes and Deaths
A fragmentary diary from Trinity School reflects daily life with teachers Miss Oliva and Miss Roy Nance, plow work, and memories of school days. It notes Miss Corrine King shopping for Spring goods, and local people including Mr. S. A. Finley and Miss Daisy. Obituaries mention Mrs. Sue Fant and Mr. William A. Finley. Rev. Attaway conducted services. Lodges plan an official visit to Slabtown Loge No. 233 APM, with all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisiay
Cartes
P.M. Rims
Smith
Amilea
Roy Nance
Oliva
Corrine King
Atoire
WR. Cartee
Waisy Candle
S. A. Finley
Missea Vinley
Daisy
Anderson
William A. Finley
Anto
CG. H. Canter
Furmin Smith
Slabtown Loge
TarLon
Weather and community notes from Holland store region
Spring farming tips and local news across farmers and families. Weather hints promise cotton planting this week and favorable conditions for crops like wheat and oats. Notable items include gatherings at Lebanon Church, recent illnesses, a family bereavement, and residents extending sympathies.
Funeral rites held at Plat Rock Church for Mrs Jd Cothiynie
The community recalls Mrs. Unynit a devout Christian with six sons and many relatives. Funeral services were conducted at Plat Rock Presbyterian Church by J H Summerel and interment followed in Archirehyard. Local residents Rev G M Rogers and Father Smith led Sabbath worships while Miss Carrie and Jessie Thompson visited from the city. Peach trees promise fruit this year as small grain looks well. May God bless the Isteiniteswkie and its readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jd. Cothiynie
Plat Rock Presbyterian Church
Weloek
J. H. Summerel
Archirehyard
Unynit
Gr. M. Rogers
Father Smith
Breas Acker
Carrie
Jessie Thompson
Navy Newell
Silent Bride Customs and New York University Degrees
A fragment discusses strict in law and social codes for brides in Korensa with silent, controlled households, followed by a note on horticultural coverings in Florida olives. It then reports 48 women graduating from New York University’s women’s law program, including two doctors of medicine and two lawyers, with degrees conferred by Chancellor MacCracken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koren
Herost
Riccers
New York Universe
Degren
Chaecellor MacCracken
Merry Makers Carnival at Augusta Rail Tickets Sale
The Merry Makers Carnival in Augusta runs April 23 to 28, 1900. The Charleston and Western Carolina Railway will sell round trip tickets from all stations with a set fare. Tickets go on sale April 21 and are valid through April 30. Free amusements on Broad Street daily. plan your party now with Wad. Citar, General Passenger Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Charleston and Western Carolina Railway
Broad Street
Citar
Peoples Bank of Anderson Opens New Banking House
The Peoples Bank of Anderson announces move into a new banking house and opens for business. They state interest is paid on time deposits by agreement and solicit public patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. RB. Cooper
Peoples Furniture Company
Peoples Bank
Anderson
A. m. Jos
J. Fretwell
Ben. B. Blegeley
N. B. Sharpe
B. H. Watking
Ige
M. Evan
Peoples Bank of Anderson
Ten Cent Store Promises Bargains to Quick Buyers
A promotional appeal from C. B. Minor and the Ten Cents Store touts low prices on china, glassware, textiles, clothing, and various household goods bought in bulk. The seller urges rapid action, claims price advantages from pre-advance purchases, and promises extensive discounts on tableware, fabrics, shoes, and musical instruments, concluding with a call to shop before late.
Farm Lands For Quick Sale In Any Season
Farm lands offered for sale with quick purchasers and flexible terms. 1238 acres near Honea Path in top condition and available now, plus 8 acres Fork bottom land, 190 acres Fork, 125 acres Fork, 2500 acres St Oconee, and eleven cottages already surveyed into six tracts. Timber noted. Contact Frierson Shirley at People's Bank Building Apacreee for inquiries and possession dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noedd
Honea Path
Oconee
Frierson
Shirley
People's Bank
The Alliance Store Easter Preview and Departments
A promotional notice for The Alliance Store describing a week to Easter filled with new and fairer goods. It highlights departments including Flowers and Millinery, House Furnishings, Spring novelties on the main floor, Men and Women’s Shoes, Dressmaking led by Miss N L White, Ready-made Suits and Skirts, and the Carpet and Interior Decor section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. White
Newest Gloves Offer From Across The Water
A brief notice touts new gloves with exquisite colorings and fine stitching. It promotes a genuine Kid Glove guaranteed at $1.00 per pair, claiming remarkable value and broad selection at interesting prices.
Men's Spring and Summer Shoes Arrive in Tan and Black
The newest men’s spring and summer shoes in tan and black are on offer at prices of 3.00 and 3.50 per pair. The store emphasizes exclusive makes as a guarantee of style and quality.
Handsome 112 Piece China and Glassware Set Offer
Handsome 112 piece gold decorated china and glassware set offered at 18.00, priced others at 25.00. Also featuring glues and china bargains with prompt mail order service. Samples available upon request and agents for Butterick Patterns and the Delineator.
Vast New Spring Goods at Weil & Co Anderson Store
Julius Hl Weil & Co announces a large spring stock of dry goods and notions in Anderson. The ad highlights extensive fabrics, dress goods, linens, and new ladies and gentlemen apparel, plus shoe bargains and gents wear. It promises large, fast color selections and forward-looking styles, inviting quick visit and purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Women’s Shirt and Silk Waists in New Styles
No end to newness as designers sharpen taste. Fine percale waists with new patterns priced at 50c, instead of 65c. Silk waists in black and colors, latest designs, five dollars instead of six.
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Newline
Palley
Lucas
Whitman
Avery
Belmont
NEW Coree
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Amiel TE
Bonny
Aipostyay
Fh Fa
Cyealiare Aieliantty
Eugene Aig
Sénate
Kina
Atay Paeitiedl
Descomber
April
Vewey
Walia
Imperial Inn
Galiente
Sawrabatio Tilenta
Ossruttal
United States
Gila
Philippines
Gage
Treasury Department
Tatister Davin
Tose
Reagan
Sam
Neeueer
Webster Davis
Inter
Cieis
Hovevintent
CIA Chesse
Generalia
Siayvliye
Pilipinos
Landens Howe
Serail Cortio
Ameria
Slabtown Lutes, A. P.M
Holland’ Store
Allen
Earle
Batigesd
Rude
Bowie Wind Family
Aid Mtr
Chironer Jones
Roberta
Bessie Wilson
Chile
Wrauwe Ghul
Mra. J
Aitchisen
Mixa Mattie Holder
Elberton
Uhirenee Burressane
Vivian
W.S. Mutchison
Fiat
Lenaris
Merry Makers Carnival
Simpson & Hood
Pickens
Adderson
Huyere
B. F. Martin
Mascoto Temple
8. C
James C. Moore
Anderson County
A. Moore
Brooka and
Dow Law
Great Universal Fertilizer Distributor
Sullivan Hardware Co
the Alliance Store
Julius Hl. Weil & Co
Lesser and Company
Mammoth
New Bedford
Haute
Madras
New Marine
Gioghama
Lee
Somerset
Lesser Mde Wei
Warkable’ Valuen
Rby
Tapani
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