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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1899
Page
9
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In Washington the plan to link Frank Campbell with efforts to sway recalcitrant Democrats to back the Republican currency bill is denied by Campbell who asserts the trip served to align New York with Bryan. Merrill Griffith reports on Mexico's progress under a silver-leaning policy, noting security, labor, and growth as key drivers. The piece covers testimony by Wanamaker on trusts and department stores, a Bellamy bill aiding small publishers by duty-free wood pulp, and critique of the paper trust’s impact on prices. It also mentions a health advertisement for deafness remedies.
The report covers the General Assembly meeting in Columbia and the Education Assertion in Charleston, plus notes on twenty four cotton mills in Spartanburg County, a courthouse shooting in Dickens County West Head, and gubernatorial budget maneuvers. It records railway and public health actions, a ban on cigarettes for Southern Railway workers, and local incidents from Greenville to Ridgeville.
A long, heated editorial laments liquor sales and dispensaries as immoral, arguing against state liquor traffic and urging abolition of all liquor selling. It questions enforcement, cites personal tragedy, and defends civil government while condemning liquor for harming homes and society.
The column recalls Rev A. Watson’s final Sunday visit to Sandy Springs and his popular Sunday School talks. It lists local social events, church activities, and family notices, including obituaries for Mrs Rosannah Branyon and references to relatives and visitors in the area. The piece mentions a forthcoming government commission list and funds for a Cuban exhibit.
The notice outlines a Ladies Missionary program in Suhuly Ausoen tion District No.1 with Mt Bethel de Cline and Bryant, listing speakers Mrs Lon Stone Cora Shirley and Mrs Mattie Ashley and the musical selections including a song and prayers. It mentions committee members and seeks to promote cross church cooperation in mission work.
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