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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1901
Page
4
Commentary notes Alabama's constitutional convention grappling with suffrage while linking South Carolina plans. It surveys farm conditions, direct Manila steamship service as a goodwill engine, and calls for strict law enforcement amid rising crime. The piece laments road neglect and praises European upkeep standards. It honors the late A J Stringer of Anderson County and reflects on regional progress and governance.
Court proceedings opened with Judge Klugh presiding as several indictments were bound over for trial and a list of jurors sworn. Haynes and others faced murder charges, while Will Owens and Harriet Owens await trial for the murder of L Vernon Watson as McSweeney replies to Tillman on resignations and governance.
In Lola a local column reports on residents such as Mrs J F Wilson visiting her uncle in Waco and Miss Lizzie Mitchell enjoying ripe peaches apples and cherries. It notes new buggies likely to come into use and mentions Mr Edi tor and Miss Della Burra ill with chills. A crowd plans a trip to Elberton Georgia along the Savannah River.
A Piedmont Union gathering is set for a Saturday before the fifth Lord's day in June at 10 a.m. at Mt Pisgah Church. Rev Spearman alt., Rev Hi M Allen as first speaker, and four queries to discuss include saving souls, church participation, wife church membership, and Christian attitude to whiskey laws. delegates from each society urged. Dr EB James of Chase City named president of Greenville Female College succeeding Mr Murfee.
The undersigned warns the public not to hire or harbor Wil Jame non and York nere who are under contract to work and have left without cause. Persons disregarding the notice will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. June 12. Guyton IRBY.
Executors L E Campbell and J N Carwish announce final settlement of the Lucinda Williams estate on July 15, 1901, and discharge from office. Also notice of teachers certificates examination held June 21, 1901, with applicants requested to attend promptly at 9 a.m. provided with stationery.
A reflective piece traces how present works of art echo the past while shaping future cultural trends. It argues that contemporary artworks remain tethered to history yet push creative boundaries, inviting audiences to view time as a continuum of influence and invention.
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