From the Nation's Capital March 10 1903 report on party divides
In Washington Democratic Senators oppose none while voting for a 4 vote on the ship body bill. Speakers like Clay West and others argue against it. Republicans push repeal of war taxes and Taft tells the Senate committee about enslaved people in the Southern Moro group. Cockrell attacks administration policy on Indian lands. Henderson worries over tariff views and political fate. Panama controversy centers on the Panama Canal Co offer and Hanna's leadership of opposition to the project.
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Smallpox Clusters and Water Find Highlight State News
State news notes smallpox outbreaks at York mill village and Chester, and a clean artesian water discovery at Helena Inland off Beaufort. Reports detail violent incidents, fires, political candidacy, river floods, and local economic activity including mills, distilleries, and a hosiery knitting operation consolidation with capital of 140000.
War Tax on Tea and Other 1897 News from Georgia and Beyond
A scattered set of late 19th century items notes a bill in Congress to remove the war tax on tea, presidential action on a permanent coinage bill, and various regional reports. Highlights include W. W. Baldwin of Madison Georgia producing 66 bales of cotton with three plows, a British defeat, illness of John A Reagin of Texas once in Jefferson Davis cabinet, and a flood of diverse incidents from across the South and beyond including building collapses, library openings, railway damage, and local incidents in Georgia, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. Additional notes mention a Carnegie library in Atlanta, a potential Tallulah to Franklin railway, a husband killing his wife then himself in Texas, a court case on Flora A Darling damages, and the ongoing social and political climate with state governors, public committees, and figures linked to Civil War memory.
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In Memoriam Mrs ery Pollen Johnson
In Memoriam Mrs ery Pollen Johnson died February 20, 1002. She lived in Bowersville, Ga., a Baptist Church member and devoted wife and mother of six. She leaves a husband G H Johnson and four children, with two daughters already gone to the Beautiful Land, and a community offering sympathies and prayers. Bowens ville, Ga., March 4.
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Union Meetings Program for Dorchester Dorchester 1902
Union Meeting District No 2 of Saluda Association to meet at Dorchester Church on Saturday March 20 1902 Introductory sermon at 11 a m alternate speakers Enrolling delegates afternoon devotional exercises 15 minutes led by J Copeland discussion on following the load of the oly BPI 2% ee why Open to all time Sunday 10 4 p m Slevotional exercises 15 minutes AR Comptes Su acersom Schools etc The next Union of the Piedmont Association to convene with Siloam Church on the Saturday before the fifth Sunday in March at 11 o clock Intro sermon by D J Spear man missionary sermon by H M Allen discussion What should be the great work of the Church The duty of cultivating brothers and the benefits to be derived In what way can younger members be induced to take part in discussions of the Union Charleston Day at the Exposition March 20 Charleston and Western Carolina Railway offers reduced fares from all points for expo attendees.
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Letter From Piedmont on Tillman Critique in 1890s South Carolina
A Piedmont editor laments attacks on Senator Tillman by critics in a March 6 1892 letter. The writer argues South Carolina should honor service, condemn sensationalism, and defend state pride, urging moral improvement and refined conduct among citizens and leaders.
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