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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1900
Page
1
Brand new winter clothing offered for sale to reduce on hand stock. No old goods, no carryover. Includes jackets coats and sweaters from current inventory. Limited quantities and first come first served at the merchant location.
From Washington Feb 5 1000 a commentator argues President McKinley plans to back the Ways and Means Committee tariff for Porto Rico despite constitutional limits. The piece warns such action clashes with Supreme Court rulings and could force a political shift as influence of Hanna and Gage shapes the debate on the ship bill and postpone timing.
Coltunia Feb 5 reports interest in Kentucky affairs waning as Columbia lawmakers focus on liquor policy. The Senate backs a Mayfield substitute funding board reform, while the House kills a prohibition bill. Winthrop seeks more dormitory space. Abbeville counts join Anderson amid tense local disputes. Legislation on bonds, taxes, and a fertilizer plant dies or stalls as time and pay issues loom.
Township Boards of Pensions will meet at their usual place at 7 oclock p m Feb 19 2000. All pensioners may attend and report to their Township Boards who will prepare a complete list of pensioners. County Board of Pensions meets Feb 10 in J J Gilmer secretary’s office for reports. -- Ony T Green Chm Board J A Ginage Secretary. It is believed the Nicaraguan canal bill will pass Congress and become law within thirty days.
A dramatic assault on Senator William Goebel at the Kentucky Capitol triggers chaos and impending civil strife. Five or more shots fired from the executive building terrace leave Goebel alive but gravely wounded, with factions clashing as martial law grips Frankfort and the legislature adjourns amid armed crowds and political upheaval.
Local items report Col Jt. Noyd of Greenville as a favored candidate for railroad commissioner. Proposals for a million dollar cotton mill in Clinfont Pro poses a scene of political and industrial activity. Flood of notices covers Purman University charter, fires destroying cotton and timber facilities, deaths, and legislative moves spreading across Greenville, Laurens, and Charleston.
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