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Anderson Intelligencer in Anderson, South Carolina
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1901
Page
1
Clothing, Hats and Furnishings Cash Only Offer
From a local advertisement urging shoppers to compare prices with other stores. The message states that while competitors sell on credit and match prices, cash customers at this shop save money on clothes hats and furnishings by paying cash rather than using credit. The tone is promotional and direct.
Congress Cleanups and Court Martial Threats Stir Washington
In Washington DC on March 4 2001 Congress acts to curb abuses as a Hoar amendment to the Philippine proviso limits franchise looting. A House investigate panel finds 807 employees with about 400000 in pay, amid a broader GOP driven shakeup and navy promotion disputes. Conger recalls from China as tensions rise over Admiral Sampson and Morgan endorsement while District authorities prepare Sunday closing enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasutxarox
D.C
Congress
Ita
Betty
Capitol
Sampson
Schley
Gunner Morgan
Annapolis
West
Crowninshield
Bureau of Navigation
Conger
China
Rey
Rockhill
Maryland
Arenes
Washington
City
Taahton Place
Ness
Tuay
Pio
Crmreas
Commissionera of Theistrict
South Carolina notes show mills fights and oil discoveries
Reports from Spartanburg to Camden mention a hosiery mill with 20000 capital in Landrom, bigamy charges against Watt Jones in Greenville, a prize fight planned in Charleston, and hundreds of local incidents. Camden mansions change hands, North Carolina steamer routes expand, Don Cameron wintering at St Helena, and oil fears rise in York County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landrom
Spartanburg County
Watt Jones
Greenville
A. S. Cannon
Jove Powers
Charlenton
Camden
Philadelphia
South Carolina
Columbia Ander
I, Bayer & Son
Charleston
Cuba
Don Cameron
United States
Pennsylvania
Grant
St. Helena
Beaufort
Moses Johnson
Berkeley County
Gage
State Fair Association
Vast, Varied 19th Century Clippings Feature Prohibition, Mining, and Economics
A jumbled 19th century digest reports on New York City police, Missouri poultry shipments, religious giving in New York, a Buffalo prohibition gathering, and a New Campshire congressman. It notes a eloper, a rich widow, a four miners fatal fire, an Oregon stance on race, and a whipping post debate. Also covered are U.S. production shares, a planned nickel coin with a hole, and astronomical measures of Earth. It closes with dramatic legacy checks from Gould to Morgan and a record $23,010,000 by Mrs Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Buffalo
N.Y
Cy” Salloway
New Campshire
Etegrees
William St. Mardu
Liberty
Matuv
Wyoming
Oregon
Lore
Delaware
Philippines
Navy Department
Blyths Taland
Department
Congress
Centerville
Rosa Wurzer
Uniontown
Washington
Wit
North Carolina
Kanans
Joel J. Vandiver
India
I. Hi
Dickerson
Nashville
Atlanta
United States
Africa
England
France
Germany
A. J. Hamilton
Marion County
Als
Jay Gould
William N. Varnerbile
P. Morgan
Death of Capt William Simpson in Pendleton South Carolina
Captain William Simpson died early February 28 1901 in Pendleton South Carolina after a long illness. He moved from Spartanburg to Anderson District in 1873 married Elizabeth Spoddy, had two sons and a daughter who died in 1878. He was a Baptist and long respected citizen with a keen memory for people and events. His funeral was held at Gro Baptist Church and he is buried in the old Stone Church Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnbtkton
William Simpson
Cooas Keya
Seoteh
Liebunid
General Green
Stimpson
Gatty
Wines
Pundlatau Clurch
Misa Elizabeth Spoddy
John Spoddy
Spartanburg County
Spartanburg
Anderson
Issz
Vicksburg
Mixa
A. Simpson
Chattanooga
Tenn
John W. Simpson
Pendleton
8.C
Simpson
Dallon
Hio
Gro Baptiat
Too Much Cotton Threatens Georgia Farm Prices
The Savannah Morning News warns Georgia farmers against overplanting cotton as prices may fall if a large crop hits the market. It notes high fertilizer use and mule demand but forecasts a glut in cotton goods and lower profits for manufacturers, urging smaller acreage and diversification to avoid price drops. It also records a balloon accident near Berba wic, Missouri, injuring Coleman and Clarence Hoyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savanah Morning News
Georgia
County notes and town tales from Anderson area
Miss Ada Rogers and Miss T Rogers run a general store in a small Hide county village eleven miles north of Anderson on the Greenville road. Col. A M Guyton’s pride in military matters remains noted as the town shares social visits from Miss Alice Dueworth and Mr H R Chritzberg of Charleston. Local updates include new horse, top buggy, and ad hoc health recoveries as residents welcome friends and customers back to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olrestocind
A.M. Guyton
Col
Guyton
Byton
Hide
Anderson
Greenville
Ada
Td Rogers
Mika Alies Dueworth
Williamston
IL. R. Chreitzberg
Charleston
CG. J. Guyton
Alice
Chroity
Berg
Warren Hammond
Frank Pilgrim
Miss Tharners
Iithy
Weather and Social News From Neal's Grove
Fine weather brings visitors from nearby churches to Neal's Grove on Sunday. Attendees include Miss Alin Major Lizzie Russie Kay Booney Lyle Cox and Elly Wiltinghim and Miss Cordis Campbell. Sunday singing led by Leland and Kay, with M A Cole writing. A small social gathering occurred at James Kay’s residence last Saturday. Community health remains good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
Nith Wright
Missey Alin Major
Lizzie
Russie Kay
Booney
Lyle Cox
Elly Wiltinghim
Neal
Miss Berde Gentry
Biter
Mise Cordis Campbell
Thie Place
Mossrs
Leland and
Kay
M.A. Cole
Anon
Jamoa Kay
Buor
Anderson and Labor Contracts Debate Led to Grand Jury
The Lawrence Advertiser notes a specimen labor contract in Anderson County spurred a lengthy lecture to the Grand Jury. It argues the judge could have covered the subject briefly and warns against overemphasizing humanitarian ideals amid southern politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judes Benet
Anderson
South Carolina
Pri Mares West
Lawrens Advertiser
Tem estate dealer assaults meat market manager with whip
March 1 report from the city describes W. J. Ingle a Tem estate dealer visiting the meat market manager George Frank with a horsewhip. Rev. Mr. Davie and another man witnessed the attack and crowd reaction. Rumors link Ingle’s daughter to an improper liaison with Mike Mabel, though details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouadra Noona
W. J. Ingle
Mr. Davie
Mill City Baptist Church
George Frank
Ingle
Frank
Mike Mabel Ingle
Kew
Mr. Davis
Ingles
Prenk
Merrymakers Celebration Reduced Rates Announcement
Southern Railway offers reduced round trip fares to Augusta Georgia for Merrymakers Celebration April 22 to 27. Discounts apply from Asheville Charlotte and NC points, plus intermediate Georgia and South Carolina stations. tickets on sale April 20 to 26, return by April 27. Inquiries to railway agents for schedules and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Asheville
Charlotte
North Carolina
Vennille
Savannah
Georgia
Augusta
PaySong
Allanta
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