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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1902
Page
5
The article discusses looming friction over a Roosevelt 1904 fund due to trust policy, southern educational tours for Crumpacker and others, a proposed Hamp ton monument in South Carolina, and veteran aid rules. It notes shifts in tariff unity, sugar trade, potato pest remedies, rising southern port commerce, and Democratic primary eligibility rules based on race and loyalty.
May 2 is named Wagener Day at the Charleston Wix to honor Capt P W Wagener. The observance praises his leadership as the expo’s inspiration and guide, urging all Charlestonians and state residents to attend in the Ivory City to show appreciation for his work.
About two thousand people attended the Manning meeting as Tillman defended his actions against charges by Appelt. No affidavits proved guilt. Appelt failed to substantiate claims of penitentiary favors or bonds and whiskey rebates. Tillman urged pledges to party platforms and proposed separate campaign meetings for state and senatorial candidates. He denounced McLaurin as a traitor to the party and questioned his Republican alignment.
Denver Dots reports a flurry of local visits and travels from Denver and surrounding towns. Residents and visitors include Miss Daisy Whaley, Mrs I V Block, Mrs Dock Craig, Miss Essie Rochester, Mr Darwin Reid, Miss Hattie McWhorter, Claude Gentry, Eva, and others visiting Charleston Exposition, Furman College, Concord, and Colusa California. community updates note church growth, health, and crops as Parisgreen potato bug control rises and wheat and gardens flourish.
Weather is pleasant and farmers plant. Misses Pennell visit Wright sisters. Singing at Bethany disappointed some youths. Mamie Norris visited Charleston Exposition for a jolly time. Young men attend old Soldiers Reunion in Dallas. Martin Grove school closed with fishing party Catch two fish. Rev Dagnall preached at Ebenezer Inet third Sunday. Zouella Wright visited Andersonville with her father. Ralph Pennell goes to Atlanta to take final exam for West Point. Ebenezer Church organized a Sunday School for this year health good.
March and April pass with calm spring weather as cotton and corn sprout rapidly. Farmers praise planting conditions. Local updates include Mrs Yancy King improving, Mary Fant's Dallas reunion trip from May 15, Dr Thad Hunt visiting Townville, Mrs Charley Richey improving, Miss Ellie Willingham visiting Charleston Exposition with her uncle R I Gaines of Mountain Creek.
All teachers who want to use the Jefferson Davis Day program for Memorial Day or school closing exercises are asked to notify at once so a copy can be provided to each.
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