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Anderson Intelligencer

Location

Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1901

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Battle over Schley in the Navy and canal talks escalate

From Washington D C July 22 1901 a lengthy dispatch details attacks on Admiral Schley by Maclay and the resulting push for congressional or legal action. It notes Maclay’s sources and secretary Long’s denials while linking the dispute to Pauncefote and a proposed Nicaragua canal treaty. The report also covers Post Office rate reforms, silver politics, and editorials on Democratic strategy and leadership shifts.

Wasumorox D. C Bsehing Saclay Santiago Maclay Navy Department Crowninshield Schley Maciny Secretary Long Sampoon Long Annapolis Sohley Schirm Congress Carvera Department Admiral Crowninshield Asaedor Pauncefote London Congresa Mesta United States Senate Great Britain Lord Pauncefote Lad Hoy Smith Postofice Department Post Office Department

State News from South Carolina Districts and Counties

A dispensary proposal at Lamer is defeated. RG Dun & Co may set a Columbia branch. A Filipino veteran returns to Beaufort with cash. Laurens hosts night murder trial. John G Capers to be district attorney in Charleston. John Driscoll, a well digger, killed at Guffney by collapsing dirt. Gardiner accepts Grace Church post in Richmond with 23000 salary. Soldiers from Sullivan's Island jailed in Leavenworth for burglary. State to borrow due to tax shortfall. Charleston to forgo dispensary profits until city ordinance bars it. Wakeling and Williamson lease mining land near Abbeville for gold. Spartanburg Daily Herald sold to T Harris. Garlington remains editor. Heyward County proposed from Beaufort Hampton area. Union plans a monster picnic with Bryan invited. Richardson named Greenville postmaster. Nicolls’ term nearly ends. New main penitentiary building nearly complete. Electrical storm near Woodruff kills horse and other livestock. Tobacco season starts. high warehouse prices please farmers. Liberty Cotton Mill stockholders elect board. Adjutant General forwards annual military requisition for uniforms. Cartersville fight ends fatally. Hicks charged in a fatal quarrel with Talbert. Charleston women push for exposition. press congress to feature women in newspaper work. Government to build another fort on Sullivan’s Island. Charleston to become major naval depot with new barracks and expanded garrison.

Lamer Dun & Co Columbia Philipines Beaufort Cayen Laurens Thare John G. Capera Charleston John Driscoll Guffney Taeiland Javt Jogialutura Charleston Witte Ake Wakeling Williamson Detroit Michigan Abbeville Spartanburg Daily Herald J. C. Garlington T. Harris Garlington J. PF. Richardson Greenville Nicholls J. A. Easley Richardson State Renitentiary Woodruff Tom Sanford Mr. Alexander

Wesleyan Camp Meeting Opens at Oakway Oconee County

The second Wesleyan Methodist camp meeting will be held at Oakway in Oconee County beginning the Wednesday night before the first Sunday in August. Attendance at the regular work is free and attendees may bring bedding and provide their own care. A restaurant will be on the grounds offering meals at reasonable rates. all are invited.

Wesleyan Methodist Church D. Y Oakway Oconee County 8.C Allothara L. G. Cravios

Portman Letter Reflects Road Age and Southern Pride

In a long Portman Letter From Anderson County readers hear praise for Pendleton road improvements and Old South estates. The piece laments neglect of refinement among rural neighbors, urges beautified homes and better roads, and cites local figures and frequent names as context for regional progress in May 1901.

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