War tax and river bill debate loom in capital
From Our View in Washington December 31 1900 reports that Congress faces clashes over the ship subsidy bill the army reorganization and a war tax reduction as President McKinley weighs cuts. The River and Harbor bill faces criticism for extravagance with possible veto, while disputes over the Hay Pauncefote treaty and the leprosy outbreak in the Philippines shape urgent national concerns.
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Wasttingron
D. C
Aubardy
Con-grees
Gage
House
Senate
Clante
McKinley
Congress
Great Britain
Hay
United States
Lord Salisbury
Freliighuysen
Blaine
Wharton
Philippine Islands
Leprany
Major William Hf Mauldin a Loyal Soldier Emerges in Hampton
Major William Hf Mauldin of Ham iron died after 7 PM on December 26 at age 74 born January 15, 1839. He leaves a widow two sons three daughters and eleven grandchildren. Interment is set for tomorrow at 3 PM in Mompton Cemetery beside a son. He was a Hampton Legion veteran noted as a fighting quartermaster who later led lumber and railroad ventures in South Carolina. He served in Clemson College trusteeship and Hampton County politics, earning a House of Representatives seat and high local regard for public service.
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Hamiron
Major Mauldin
Eugene Foster
Augusta
Mompton
William J. Mauldin
Piedmont
Andrew Hamilton
Jackson
Pickens County
B. F. Mauldin
Greenville
Anderson
Calhoun Academy
Forman University
B.F. Mauldin & Son
Hampton Legion
Jeutenant
Legion
Manassas
Williamsburg
Seven Pines
Fraser's Parm
Gaines's Mill
Malvern Hill
Richmond
Hood
Longstreet
East Tennessee
Gary
Appomattox
Hampton and Branchville Railroad and Lumber Company
Clemson College
Hampton County
Mauldin
Bouldin
Halidaya
Kobe
Wis Sverseora
Baealy
Orinion
Seneca
Nno Department of Labor
Ted
Jens
J. Rufus Earle
O. Farmer
Jeasie Norris
Mrs. White
Lavonia
Misa Norris
M.B. Horton
Messrs. O, 2
M. B. Horton
Atlanta
Horton
W.W. Watkins
Pendisten
Wiehes
W. W. Watkins
Grace
Magiie Thompson
Chicora College
N. Farmer
W. BF. Lee
Lee
D. J. Arthur
Honen Path
Wim
I Sone
Robert i
John W. Lee
Leo Place
Worler Dodson
Piedmontcity
Iidsan
Hik
John W
Size
Portman
C. Copeland
North Carolina
Copeland
Bushy
Various South Carolina items: crime, fire, and politics
State brief covers scarlet fever cases in Walhalla, a Greenville residence burned, a Newberry dividend, mineral land purchases by English capitalists, and a rumored liquor license fee abolition. It notes robberies, cannon accidents, hospital plans in Columbia, fatal animal attacks in Darlington, spinlock reports in Young’s township, and multiple local incidents including shootings, marriages, and a fire in Marion. The piece also mentions a Petticoat reform club in Charleston and magistrate orders affecting marriages.
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Walhalla
W. c
Humphreys
Greenville
Cherokee County
Broad River
Cooper Adyigen
Kingetree
J. W. Cortland
Columbia
South
Darlington County
McSweeney
Livkens County
Young's
Jamon Kincaid
Beaufort Harbor
Phosphate Trust
J.T. Bronwell
Lumber Werchant
Florida
City Hospital
Charleston
Laurens
Ravalera
Marion
Sam Coleman
Alonzo Choice
Coleman
Hoe
Milan
Botitia
Strodecker
Red Top
Itill
Twentieth Century Reform Club
Fragmented 1900s News Clippings Spark Turbulent Topics
The notes survey a chaotic mix of Philippines skirmishes murder reports in the U.S. South and beyond. It cites shifts in labor, politics, and crime including a Washington auditor slain, post office money order changes, and a Missouri weather prophet, with scattered items on Cuba, Brazil, and Christmas life in Portman Portman community details, visitors, and local hiring.
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E. G. Evans, Jr., & CO
Pendleton
Ua, Evans, Ja. & Co
Mascula Building
Pissiene Ho, Bc
Lestead
William Hf. Mauldin
State News
Contin
Philippines
Mrureidiesd
Theis Ace
Dijon
Dikates
Nebraska
Alligar
New York
Child
Galventon
India
A. Morris
Washington
Missouri
Miskixaippi
Indiana
Vroctors Smarhle
Tina
Taly
Mason Dixon
Atlanta Journal
T. J. Felder
Naheville
Christians Bifta
American
Expresa Company
Canada
Thomen
Brazil
Monroe
Georgia
New York World In Authority
Postoffice Department
Patrick McCabe
Carrie Nation
Barber County
Kan
W.C.T. A
Wichita
Milwaukee
Offlavia
Grarkoy Omo
Tolano
Lucas Courty
J. Cumusy
Cucumy
Lado
Tate Aforcaald
CaTaune
Maza Catammet Cork
Frank J. Cheney
A. W. Gleason
Mall
J. Chenry & CO
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