State News Briefs From Greenville And Surroundings
Greenville candidate J. C. Boyd seeks Adjutant General post while a deadly rail line incident claims a life and a Spartanburg infant perishes from burns. The State confirms Capers as district attorney and reports rail ticket disputes, fires, smallpox concerns, and a Clemson auto engine milestone.
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Cal
J. C. Boyd
Greenville
Southern Railway
L. Z. Bevilly
Spartanburg
Serits
John G. Capers
South Carolina
Charleston
Ebiva Brighs
State Board of Health
W. K. Slight
Newberry College
Bas
Numerous 1909 News Bits Mix in Cherokee Aid and Crimes
A sprawling, fragmented summary notes Cherokee Indians to receive $10 each from Nations Helis amid a 9285,000 fund. It mentions a Springdale Arkansas bank robbery of 7,000 by a tape thief, Roosevelt intercession for Boers, threats to John C Milburn, resignations, wireless messaging feats, a Texas shootout killing three, births, consular notes, pay raises for Congress, Hanna and Ohio politics, estate fortunes, turpentine men killed in a dispute, and a Georgia prison workforce breakdown. The piece also covers a Confederate Bible return, Nicaragua bill costs, body removals of unknown soldiers, stamp book sales, a Negro boy arson death in Athens, and Florida weather damaging crops with record cold. The Amos Owen Cherry Tree Co fraud case looms in North Carolina.
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Springdale
Ark
Roosevelt
Chicago
Con‘grea
Mark Hanna
Hil County
Ohio
L. Powell
J. E. Overstreet
Florida
Bishop Halsey
Sayanvie Gu
Georgia
George H. Stewart
Abram Smith
Long Beach
Cal
Smith
Lee
Morgan
United States
Germantown
Richmond
Congress
Post Office Department
Postmaster ‘General
Athens
Roosevelt machine controls White House bids
From Washington D C December 23 1901 Roosevelt faces split among Republicans over machine politics Payne named to head Post Office in a Roosevelt driven machine system. Smith retires from cabinet and Long may depart as Schley court report sparks pressure. General Pearson denounces reconcentration camps while Swanson leads the Philippine tariff fight and DeArmond urges return to American principles. Carnegie visits Roosevelt to discuss a steel bond gift offered to the United States.
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Washingtox
D.C
Roosevelt
Hs Party
H. ©. Payne
Wis
Republican National
Charles Emory Smith
Hanna
Payne
Smith
Long
Schley Court
Behley
Benham
Rameau
Sohtey
Hay
Wil
Hitchcock
Pearson
Washington
Johannesburg
Richardson
Tenn
Swanson
Representative DeArmond
Philippines
Islands
Boss Platt
William Allen White
Kansas
Republican
Andrew Carnegie
Rovnavelt
United Sete
Good Roads Convention at Greenville Forms State Association
Greenville December 10. Despite wind and bad weather the Good Roads gathering drew two hundred delegates from across the state. Ex Lieutenant Governor Mauldin opened the session. A C Latimer and J H Wharton addressed the group as committees formed a permanent South Carolina Good Roads Association with officers Hyatt of Columbia as president and Sloan of Charleston as secretary. A resolution urged the Legislature to fund good roads and let counties levy taxes for road work.
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Greenville
Bool Roads
Dade- Bates
Opera House
Mauldin
A. H. Dean
W. H. Moore
National Good Roads Association
Vnp Capital
Gmsenville
D. C. Heyward
Walterboro
Escancea
South Carolina
F. H. Hyatt
Columbia
Earle Sloan
Charleston
G. F P.tolly
Anderson
A. C. Latimer
J. H. Wharton
M. D. Elbridge
United States Bureau of Road Inquiries
Newa
Courier
Railway announces reduced exposition rates to Charleston
The Charleston and Western Carolina Railway announces rearranged reduced rates from all stations to Charleston for the Exposition. Season, ten day, and seven day tickets are available from any point on the line at very low fares. Apply to agents for schedules and rates. W. D. Craig, General Passenger Agent.
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Charleston and Western Carolina Railway
Charleston
Ute
W.d. Craig
At Home Announcements in Piedmont Letters Tone
The piece reflects on cordial home notices in the Portman Letters and their social role. It compares domestic labor and household tasks between genders, noting a woman’s fatigue from endless little chores and a man’s broader optimism about completing duties, ending with a reflection on daily efforts.
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Portman
Tedmont
Anderton
Randera
Piedmont
Hurricane Creek
Bristol Board
Alan
Letoy Luebanu
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the Spot Cash Clothiers
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Dpzini
Dillion
Busines
Ohéraw
Dee
Oheraw
State Teachers Association
Nemaske
Overnor
J Amos Evans
State Board of
Heearth
Mefaurin
Aix
Senate
Mississippi River
Seshould
Tillman
W. J. Duffie
South Carolina College
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Olepteh
Columbus Theological Seminary
Citadel
Ccvasion
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General News
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Buffs
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I Hag
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Mise Kato Livingston
Biagis Esios
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Eller, Jr
William Walker
Texarkana
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Miss Stone
Jacksonville
Pensacola
State Agricultural Department
Florida Peninsula
Amos Omens Cherry Tree Company
Henrietta
N. C
Businesay
Charlotte
Amos Owen
Cherry Tree Company
Gur Owen
Good Roads Convention
Vasabo
Mori
Bia
Spossranc
Alta
Tom Bonnet
Soven
Astraggo
Anna
S.C. Inter-State and West Indian Exposition
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