South Carolina News Echoes From 1900s Exposition and Crimes
Local items note memorial plans for Wade Hampton in Charleston and a Winnsboro Confederate monument project. Reports include post office thefts in Eustover, a Seneca store burglary, and a Charleston Baltimore steamship link proposal. Census data cites 25 993 acres of tobacco crop value 1 297 293. Other notes mention suicides, typhoid death, a cannon mounting at the capitol, and scholarships named for local figures.
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Rafe-blowers
Eustover
Richland County
L. CG
Oraig
Sénecs
South Carolina
Charleston
Wade Hampton
Baltimore
Peary
Mn Stenmckipine
West Indies
Winnesboro
Ladies Memorial Association
Hiey
BR. W. Gregg
Florence
Rowland Turner
Charlests
Columbia
Sans Souci School
Sans Souci
Greenas County
Georgia
Atlanta
Mills
Lever
A. v. Dantzler
Dr. Stokes
Charley Grooms
Tom Connell
Groomstown
Sumter County
Buceeare
I Seniana Merve
South “Carolina
Vast sweep of varied news from across nations and states
A chaotic mix reports a Dallas fire causing heavy property damage, Cuba land purchases for a farm, a Nashville horse sale, a Georgia fall hurts a man, Guatemala earthquakes killing hundreds, tin can strike disruptions in New York, Confederate generals and West Point events, and Roosevelt era policy moves. Other items include a murder in Cleveland, labor unrest in Indiana, and unusual human growth in North Carolina.
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Sabaraski Acoura
Gooal
Tae
Dallas
Texas
Acegres
Tiiois Capitalieta
Cuba
Harlem
Guatemala
Tin Can Trust
New York
Hampton
Gordon and Lowstreet
Terry County
Talmage
Pennsylvania
Eliot Palma
United States
Deef Trust
Wood
Reeves
Mia
Cornelia OC
Tompkins
Toskeeges Normal School
Booker Washington
Roosevelt Ravently
United States Military Academy
West Point
Roosevelt
South Africa
Chalmette
Miah Lynch
Cleveland, O
Clay
Indiana
Atlanta Dental Uo
Jabama
Missiovippi
Col
Charlen Marshall
R. EB. Lee
Baltimore
Appomattox
Leo
Second Baptist Church of
Little Rock
Ark
Joi
Davia
Ce Ho
March 1902 sales rise forty five percent over 1901
A local business reports a 45 percent increase in March 1902 compared with March 1901, noting it as the strongest March sales in its history. The piece argues cash buyers get better prices than on credit and urges customers to switch from Credit Clothiers.
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Credit Clothiers
Congressional Tariff Battles and Political Pressure in Washington
In Washington April 28 1903 Democrats enjoy visible satisfaction as they credit Republican actions on the Cuban reciprocity bill and sugar duty repeal with boosting their electoral prospects. The Senate rejiggers tariff reform moves while Republicans back Gen Miles and public utility debates surface. Congress faces tariff commissions and meat price concerns as lawmakers debate inauguration dates and government ownership proposals.
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Wasutherox
D. C
Sugar Trust
Senate
House
Congress
Roberts
Maas
Roosevelt
Gen. Miles
Senator Hawley
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Leutenant
Patterson
Union Depot
Washington
Stevens
Mina
Cuba
Santiago
Philadelphia
United States
Cienfuegos
Benton
Sonstor Rawlins
Apeeches
Shaffroth
Colo
House Judiciary Committee
Remarkable Citizen Hudgens of Foreston Remains Spry at 93
In Foreston South Carolina an aging resident, Mr J Hudgens, born November 25 1816 in Union County, is praised for vitality and long service. A veteran of the Civil War he later settled in Foreston and runs a small farm and ties business. He attributes longevity to regular habits and remains active at the age of 93.
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Greenville
Anderson
News and Courier
Williamston
Greenville and
Foreston
Central
South Carolina
Fia
Union County
Joshua Selby
Mr. Hudgens
Georgia
Columbus
Charleston
Sreaton
Mr. Mudgens
Manaagan
Migs Olive Welle
Maine
Methodist Church
Hudgone
Delay in State Pension Fund Disbursement
The State Pension Board reports delays by local activity pension boards and reports holding new applications until today. It explains required early April disbursements were postponed, risking thousands of deserving poor missing funds, but corrections by local boards aim to expedite payment.
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State Pension Board
Activty Pension Boards
Unclear Ticket Offer From Poultry Netting Dealer
Fragmentary OCR describes low rates to Charleato on tass lines with implied travel and ticketing details. It mentions a ticket agent R. T. Thornton in Acdarson and Poultry Netting from Sully van How Co with limited readable phrasing.
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Mas
Mides F Co
Fanueth Treoen
Aale
R. T. Thornton
Acdarson
Sully van How. Co
Democratic clubs elect officers and delegates countywide
Numerous city and county Democratic Clubs held meetings last Saturday naming officers and delegates to the County Convention. Officers include presidents, vice presidents, secretaries, treasurers, and executive and registration committees across Anderson, Alderson, Anderson No.5, Orr Cotton Mill, Hunters Spring, Hall Township Cornwall Institute, Belton, Pelzer and other locales with twenty two delegates elected to the County Convention.
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Andereon
H. H. Watkion
B. F. Martin
Bf. M. Mattison
C. ©. Langston
H. H. Watkins
B. F. Mare Mo
M. Matison
J. J. Wilson
W. A. Vandiver
J. L. Parmer
J. K. Hood
J. 5. McGee, Jr
J. J. Tribble
F. Crayton
M. L. Bonham
J. L. Tribble
Martin
Matt
T. A. Ratliffe
J. 8
Acker
J. M. Sullivan
W. A. Ant
Sullivan
A. Ratliffe
M. P. Tribble
G. P. Browne
J. Quattlebaum
A.M. Carpenter
Ligon
A. T. Dpagnall
O. Gelaberg
Alderson
No. S
J. P. Rood
Proaidout
Andes ‘Wood
L. Corton
R. E. Ligon
J. D. Spearman
J. D. Beard
J. W. Heaton
J. P. Reed
RE. Ligon
R.E. Ligon
J.T
Delegaton
W.T. McGill
Snipes
J. A. Hays
J. Hf. Hancock
W. H. Palmer
Hunters’ Spring Club
WN. Browne
Olvar Bolt
J. N. Hilchosne
J. MN. Hilthouse
J. Belton Watson
P. FY. King
J. A. McLure
A. Ki
Hembroo
J. W. Majors
S. N. Browne
W. G. Cann
T. H. Buzzi
J. A. Eskew
W. #. Groon
Oliver Bolt
Democratic Club
Hall Township
Cornwell Institute
J. 5. Leverett
S. 0. Jackson
H. M. Tate
C. H. Bailey
J. B. Mc- Adams
Q. Jackson
J. C. Mc- Adams
Joe Parker
W. Watt
J. B. Leverett
C. Jackson
H. M. Tats
G. H. Bailey
T. Mo, Jenkins
J. A. McBronaty
J. P. Moore
Southern Railway Cheap Rates Offer May Travel Deals
The Southern Railway announces low fares for a May 6 to 10 sale period to Ashe ville North Carolina and return. Includes a convention trip to Jackson and educational event travel with inclusive dates and final Gib 1902. Details and reservations through Southern Railway offices in Atlanta Charleston and other agents.
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Southern Railway
Southern
Jackson
Ana
al Free Southern
Atlanta
Hunt
J.C Beam
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Der
Telor
Golam i Iambis
Justion McIver Hau
Maggie Smith
George Ferguson
Chester County
Orangeburg
the Hall Swamp
Stin
Ravaus's
Colleton County
W. W. Jones
I. D. Berspoon
Yorkville
Pianeta
ST Es Ndsllor
J. My Cherry Sccholarship
Dendy
Dhlin County
N. G
S Co Ae
the Spot Cash Clothiers
Lawa
Richardson
Beef Trust
Ways and Means Committee
MacDonald Forman
Sumter Co
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