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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1901
Page
1
The Clothing house argues cash purchases save customers money, contrasting credit buyers who may face higher costs. It warns that credit reliance leads to delayed payments and tension, urging shoppers to pay cash to get reliable clothing at lower margins.
A long mixed report from South Carolina mentions a Spanish war veterans camp being formed, local political moves, arrests, fires, wrecks, and government actions. Notable items include a murder and arson in Timmonsville, school resignations, a probate judge appointment, wire contracts, and a Charleston Exposition painting shipment.
The nation’s capital report notes a busy session ahead with Democrats seeking tariff reforms and budget restraint. It cites Root's tariff concessions to Cuba, party exposes of administration jobs, Missouri and Hitchcock patronage battles, and a costly Spanish Treaty Claims Commission. Roosevelt faces friction over army promotions and a Chinese minister’s meddling. Panama Canal lobby shifts to Nicaragua route as French interests bow out.
A Portman-letter meditation laments wreckage from a civic disaster and argues mercy matters as editors debate writing with a pencil. The piece recalls pen stubs found amid debris and contemplates memory, faith, and resilience in the wake of destruction.
A personal reflective note on faith and departure, naming Mrs. N. C. Palmer and Evangelist Bucby among the witnesses. The writer ponders heaven, existence, and the recurring scenes of life, from sun and moon to trees and fields, as he contemplates parting and future reunion in a distant land called Portman.
A Sunday column records Thanksgiving celebrations with family dinners and a horseback ride among youth. Guests from nearby towns attend, with notes on gifts, decor, and a display of farm products. Local illnesses and social updates accompany a snapshot of community life and questions about the Order of Cincinnati.
Gureswoon, D C November 30 news reports a robbery near Hibler county where John Drennan, an elderly miserl, lost 21500 in cash and papers. He kept money at home and refused bank deposits. Robbers reportedly took time, could have seized over 4000 more if hurried. no arrests yet.
The Southern Railway announces Christmas Holiday rates for round trips with one third extra fare. Tickets on sale December 16 to 23 1901 with final return January 5 1902. Details available from agents in Atlanta and Charleston and from officials W H Taylor and C O Bean Jr.
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