Nation debates expansion and party strategy in Washington
From Washington comes a national column arguing over expansionism and a China partition, while predicting Republican plans to shift campaign headquarters to Chicago and establish cross-country branches in New York and the West. The piece also notes party leaders and press relations shaping the 1900 campaign.
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D. C
United States
Lamune
Hawaii
Royal Roveriacat
Harwati
Porto Rico
Philippines
China
Lincoln
Congress of Nations
Poland
Democratic National Campaign
Chicago
Bryan
Hearer
National
Ramodistien of
Rat
Seana
Republican National Committee
Sup Scoututte
Coneepublican
Washington
Republican Aid Society
Barker
Donnelly
Debs Outfit
Great Parks
New York
Kansa
Philadelphia
Gen. Grosvenor
Quigg
State News Highlights From South Carolina Briefs
State reports widespread cotton damage and wheat yields. tobacco curing begins in eastern counties. Notable items include college appointments at Winthrop and Greenville Female College, a Confederate memorial unveiling in Edgefield, the Edgefield Veterans reunion, and Charleston expo anticipation. Also noted are local crimes and accidents, a peat discovery near Princeton, and the U.S. suit against South Carolina over old debt.
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Gingeburs Conwy
Biehens
Hilty-oue
Fur
Allen Tyrey
South Carolina
Taland
Luzi
Winthrop College
E. Ho Murfee
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Greenville Female College
Edgefield
Greenwood
Connie Maxwell
Charleston
Citadel Academy
South
George Eubanks
Will Evans
Lancaster
W.W. Sharp
Princeton
Lawrens County
Greenville
R.L. Lee
Darlington
J. L. Surgle
Columbia
Carolina
Lro
Victor Blue
Admiral Kampf
China
Ann Semple
Entill
Hampton County
Indy
Greenville Fertilizer
Uncle Sam
Philippine Islands
Pickens
Maggie Rosborough
Edgefield Democratic
Newberry County
Board of Control
U.S
United States
Cross Hill
Laureps County
Wiliam P. Poller
Clemson Callage
Marehal Owens
James D. Witherspoon
Judge Witherspoon
York
John E. Fatridge
Picawn
Helen
Maggie
Estridge
Vast array of 19th century news items spill from the week
The era’s scrappy notes report Prohibitionists backing candidates, Katharine Long’s Lancaster endowment, cotton and postal regulation updates, wartime shipping costs, Cuban influence on agriculture, postal employee theft claims, state election dates, a fatal stabbing in Georgia, oil inspection seizures, Utah sheep shearing, Wyoming’s vast herd counts, bequests to animals, a homicide mob justice instance, Brig. Gen. Wheeler’s tenure, Miss Josie Wanous’s pharmaceutical rise, church membership figures, presidential electoral counts, and Minnesota crop forecasts, plus Adventist end times rhetoric and New York census estimates.
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Neely
Uncle Sam
Cuba
North Carolina
Alabama
Arkansas
Vermont
Georgia
Toccoa
Ws A. Fowler
Bert Safford
Safford
Powler
Utah
Wyoming
Pennsylvania
Josephine Coates
New Orleans
Frank Gilmore
Wheeler
Department of the Lakes
Chicago
Josie Wanous
Minneapolis
American
Jones
Urson
Maryland
West Virginia
McKinley
New York
Indiana
Minnesota
Snow
Dakotas
South Africa
Philippines
Theas
Williamston History and Methodist Church Origins
A fragmentary historical narrative traces Williamston’s growth from a 1840s spring resort to a 12 hundred population town. It details early pioneers like Dr. Manning Austin and Rev. A. Z. McGillary, the 1852 Greenville and Columbia Railroad, a large hotel, and the rise of the Methodist Church with key figures, sermons, and church buildings.
City Inspectors to Meet Fire Department Probe
A notice announces an inspection meeting by city officials and council members regarding the Anderson Fire Department. The gathering is scheduled for tomorrow at 1 o clock in the afternoon at the City Mall, with Buany as Chief A.
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Board of
Heart
Thorperinvantont
Liv Eity
Ts Ei
Daily Mail
Anderson Fire Department
City
Ku Hout
Buany
A Card from Mr Royall to Heitor Luielligenver
A letter from Royall discusses self support in China mission work under the Southern Baptist Convention. He notes low personal earnings, housing costs, and travel expenses, with a goal of funding through local gifts. He cites a self supporting church in Honon and emphasizes frugal living and reliance on God.
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Andelson
Heitor Luielligenver
China
Honon
Lawndesville Social Notes Mixed with Travel
Lawndesville items report Mrs D K Cooley’s return after a visit to her mother in Williamaton. Mosara Andrew and Arthur Speer are in town en route to Monterey to visit their father George Speer, now living in Anderson. Mrs J X Gatimer and Mrs Stokes attend Methodist Missionary meeting in Greenville. Louise Norton of Muteanton visits brother J W Heron. Helen Fellera visits Miasea Fennel. Capt Edmunds works on a road project near Rocky. Souders Parknell resides at Fragks pinee. Souders Parknell recently moved there. Cental Northix township workers S Boles and J Latimer finished work and handed to Supervisor D H Russell.
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D. K. Cooley Bad
Floyd
Williamaton
Mosara
Andrew
Arthur Speer
George Speer
Monterey
Anderson
J. x
Gatimer
Stokes
Greenville
Mize Louise Norton
Mr. J. Wt. Heron
Helen Fellera
Edmunds
Ein “Ee Bas Na Ne
Souders Parknell
Cenaya Non Torthix
Boles
Latimer
D. H. Russell
Death of Mr J S Cann in Abbeville County 1900
Mr J S Cann died at his Abbeville County home on Friday June 24 1900 in his fifty seventh year after years of decline. A son of Jease Cant he lived in Abbeville all his life. He married Martha Bowen and they had thirteen children seven survive. A longtime Baptist member he had served Rocky River and later Midway churches. Funeral held the day after his death conducted by Pastor J B Herron in the presence of many friends.
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3. Cann
Abbeville County
Mr. Cann
Jease Cant
Misa Martha Bowen
Sones Bowen
Baptiat Church
Baptist Church
Rocky River
Midway Church
Totus
J. B. Herron
Abbeville Press and Banner
Hall's Family Pills Promised To Cure Catarrh
Advert or mis-spelled text touts One Hundred Dollars reward for a cure to catarrh using F. Choney's Tears and various nostrums sold by wholesale druggists. Claims a remedy can carry out obligations and restore health, with a long list of dubious directions and endorsements.
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Dello
Ra Sar & Tevax
Raeia
Hall
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State News
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Willamatou Baptist Church
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Anderson Court House
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J. S. Cann
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