Senate Debates Cuba Policy and Reform Momentum
In Washington the Senate debates Cuba policy with Republican Perking opposing administration control and urging aid only if it does not hurt U S producers. Democrats discuss rebuilding the Congressional Campaign Committee, while Buffalo corruption cases bolster Democratic prospects locally. a constitutional change to inauguration day passes with one dissent.
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Wastixaron
D. C
Senator Perking
California
Cuba
Spain
Farmora
Perkins
United States
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Representative Richardson
Tennessee
Representative Griggs
Georgia
Senator Clark
Montana
Kenney
Middle West
Representative Ryan
Buffalo
N. Y
Ryan
Gay
Odell
Stewart
Ike
Senator Hoar
Platt
Connecticut
Gov
Taft
Gov. Taft
Bell
Colorado
Menna
Aito
Bell ‘Bean
Dhanka
Treasury
Lta
Waya and Means Committee
Gen. Wood
House Ways and Means Committee
Tin Wedding Celebration for Dr and Mrs Mitch ell
Celebrants gathered at the Mitch ell residence Halo buret on February 14 with over fifty braving a February snowstorm to honor the tin wedding. Guests registered in two tin heart motifs as gifts included silver and DelZene ware, picnic items, and copper bottom tins amid a lavish dining room display. Westminster, S. C., Feb 17.
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Intelligencer
Burt Mitchell
Haloburet
Doctor
Japan
Spaciona
Westminster
8. C
1000 Mile Passes Honored on Plant System
The Charleston and Western Carolina Railway announces that 1000 Mile Tickets will be honored for passage over all Plant System railways effective immediately. The travel guide notes the information will interest the traveling public and directs readers to inquire with agents for details on the reduced rates and excursion options tied to the Interstate and West Indian Exposition.
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Charleston and Western
Carolna
Charleaton Exposition Rates via the Southern railway
Excursion fares from Charleston offered by the Southern railway for trips to Charleaton and return. Rates begin June six with limited daily departures and a 20 day operation window. Special schedules include double service on certain days with Pallasa Blespers assisting travel both ways. Contact W. G. Tennessee for details.
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Charleaton Exposition
Southern Railway
Charleaton
Vale
State News Highlights From South Carolina Then and Now
A harvest of brief items covers industrial fires failures and gains. Ads note the New Knitting mill equipment, a distillery raid, an offer for Clemson pitcher John McMakin, and a Georgetown public building proposal. Weather reports and a string of local incidents follow, with death by accident and a train robbery reward.
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Wickeng
Spartanburg
Delovsrion
Ravicinean
United States
Studen's
Foculty
Newberry College
Wbody
B.Y. P
Gaffney
J. C Price
Delmar
Lessington County
Senutc Committee On Public Buildings
Georgetown
Odd Fellows of
South Carolina
Charleston
Grand Lodge
Seation
John McMakin
Clemson
Brooklyn
Veason
Ihe
H.O. Watson
Bethel (Methodist) Church
Calhoun Literary Society
Walford College
Evans
State Board of Health
Chester
J. Taylor
Grevlyville
Williamsburg County
Laurens
Public Square
James Atkins
Nashville
Tenn
Wofford College
M.E. Church
South
Hugh Kingaboro
Kingabora
Hugh
George
Southern Railway
Witty
Express Company
McDougal Farm
Bummerville
Webster
David M. Ramsey
Second Baptist OK
Washington, D. C
Ramsey
Furman University
Greenville County
Greenwood County
Seaborn Rush
Beata
United States Weather Bureau
Bauer
Beaufort
Graniteville
Aan
Lepeihses
Liberty
Cave
Hatlstormn
Londy
Vast array of misfortunes and oddities tally in 1901 news
Philadelphia reports high disease counts while foreign and domestic events unfold. A Desutur boy dies by his own hand amid forgery accusations. U S appropriations rise. riots, fires, drownings, and accidents punctuate a turbulent year with scattered pockets of progress.
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Philadelphia
Desutur
United States
F.G. Andrews
City Savings Bank of Detroit
Michiam Ofaulter
Local Court Actions and Community Notes From Abbeville Area
Lowndesville residents, Ke and Allon jote for Anderson Priday with nearby families. J. Baskin and D. Scott noted in Abbeville for jury duties and court. G. W. Speer of Mon foros to visit relatives. M. T. and Ta tutehiaon spent last week in Abbeville. An African boy near Christmas had an arm amputated by Mrs Speer and her son. Mrs. Traylor and children of Augusta visiting. Mrs A Wares and Hineat Nance spent the past week with grandfather Maj. P B W. Spoor and Dr A J, W M Spoor spent a day in Anderson. Messrs M J and J B Lnekabee entertained in Elburton last week. Pascal Horton and Arthur Armetron attended court in Abbeville for Withers case involving several negroes caught gambling.
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Allon
Anderson Priday
Baskin
Scott
Abbeyille
Mrvunil Mra
G. W. Speer
Monforos
Apont
Thuraitay
M.T
Abbeville
Anderson
Maasrs
J.B
Cherokee ItemsShare News Of Relocations In Town
Cherokee notes list neighbors moving in and out of the area. Families such as Chumbitods and Will Pap, Mr. Fant, Mr. Batley, Charlie Pepper and Richop, Mr. Willingham, Dr. Hunt, and others are mentioned as relocating or visiting. The tone reads like a local society column with brief updates on residents and their movements.
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Helton
A.J. Fant
Han
Batley
Anderson
Charlo Pepper
Townville
Richop
Denver
Goa Willingham
Davis
C.H. Willingham
Eureka
Charlie
Hunt
John Matleon
O. Chambles
Judge Tribble
Bethany
Unels George
Death and Family News From Mountain Spring News
Mountain Spring News reports the death of Mrs. Nanate Harris and her burial at Shiloh cemetery. It notes her Christian character and family left behind. The column also shares local greetings, visits, school updates, sermons, and general community chatter from Mt Airy, Pisgah, Shiloh, and nearby areas.
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Harry
B.C. Evans & Co
Gen. Lee
Dallas
Robert B. Lea
Dalian
Sorex
A. Gasunrr Caretary
A. Bursarna
Supt. Chemical ‘Dept
Anderson Phos Phosphate and Oil Co
Aumconesa 6
Emline
Boo
Faopiax Sauk
U. Brows
W. C
Inter-State and
West Indian Espositio
Carollam
Agenta
S. Craig
General News
Minihal Sampson
Cromwell
United States Navy
Faye Booo
St. Louis
New York
Samuel Thomas
Variatown
Joe Weaver
Vestal Stepp
John Wile Bol
Tony Brown
Nigholapville
Kuliool
Rome
Leo Volstoi
Ruuxin
Congress
Nebraska
Haa
Admiral Schley
Washington
Ohio
Agafe
Herbert Nook
Misa May Geiger
Richmond
Marmaton
Kan
National Industrial Association
Davie
Arkansas
Minde
Wyoming
South America
Patterson
N. J
Cleveland, O
Lowndesville
Mountain Spring News
Nanate Harris
William Harris
Shiloh
Harris
Shej Leaven
Islenda
Percy Farr Bon
Pelzer
Buaboas
J. B. Gentry
Hopewell
HR. A. Gentry
Mt. Airy
Rosa! Davin
Pisdmont
Luther Orvens
Plegah
L.G. Moore
Milas May Fleming
Ammie McAlister
White Plains
Rhoda King
Williamaton
Luther Merritt
Mt. Alry
Thinburg
Gulliver Moore
Greenville
George Ellison
John Knox
St. Paul
Maude Miller
Freming
Shilo
Robert E. Les
W. Browning
Oronne
Teo
W. Hembron
Boulet
Alvin Wiring
Mt. Plagah
William Wilson
Piercetown
J.B. B_auldin
W. Laudarmille
North Carolina
Plaan
Lirat
A.F. Moore
C. F. Holcomba
Shiloh Lhat
Mary
C. ©. Brown
Pressley
DE. King
Parry Brown
Gresnville
Jana
Roosbad
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