Slavery scandal and political shifts reported in Carolina news
The Intelligencer notes a slavery scandal in North Carolina and a fatal beating in a camp. It reports South Carolina's year ahead as the largest bottom arrangement, a new debt collection trend, and butter perfume fads. It mentions McLaurin's removal from the Democratic caucus, mills regulation debates, and a repeal of the war revenue tax. It highlights Anderson County’s push to exhibit at Charleston Expo, Carnegie’s million monthly library gifts, and ongoing Exposition funding fights and preparations in Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
South Carolina
Congress
Anderson County
Charleston
Death of a Good Citizen in Storr City
Mr. Allen, a longtime Abbeville County resident, died Friday from a stroke after a brief illness tied to the grip. He was born in Abbeville and built a large farm empire, seen as civic minded and brave, survived by his wife Miss Bessie Jones and other family. Funeral held Sunday at his home conducted by Rev. L. L. Taibinett with interment in Cross Roads Churchyard.
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Brest
Med. H. Pruitt
Allen
Drridge
Morris
Heyser
Harris
Vietin
James Allen
Abbeville
Starr
Savannah
Ile
Anderson County
Bessie Jones
Wm. Jones
L. L. Taibinett
Methoilet
Storr
Cross Roads
Tomerlii
Varnville
Beaufort County
Peat
W. J Smonk
N Eitiz
Dewey
W. OC. Whitney
Ant Aiken
Charleston
Rupp
Hob Battle Ground
Comilen
Tiwis
South Coerojina
Board of Trutateeg
Clemson College
C. Webb
Loni Jervey
Webb
United States
Columbia High
State Board of Control Ia
Oestablish Istiloriva
Columbia
Pantego
Ransom Saunders
Judge Benets Orders in Anderson County 1901 Case
The Court of General Sessions in Anderson County SC orders that portions of a grand jury presentment against J J Gilmer be copied into the rule and made part of the record. Gilmer must return at the next term. Orders direct magistrates to issue warrants for multiple defendants and require bonds for appearance. March 8, 1901.
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South Carolina
Anderson County
Court of General Seasions
J. J. Gilmer
J. J Gilmer
Forthwich
O. Bonot
J. Ls. Miller
J. A. Emerson
H. Stone
Gharaing
J. R. Miller
Eilian Mc¢abe
J. H. Morgan
Elias McGee
Hammond
William Bailey
James Martin Bo
Talero
A. M. Guyton
James Martin
Kain
Willie McGee
James Cook
Levi Thomas
George ‘Thomas
Mike Robins
Fowler Bo
N. Browne
Willis McGao
George Thomas
Mike Robina
Fowler
W. C. Henut
Statis
Anderann County
Quinun Ficas
Henry Wilson
Lula McGreer
Willie McGrasr
Dafendante
Anderson
Williamuton
8. C
Camp Creek
Persimmon
Rock
S. J. Duckworth
Charleston Exposition and state news dominate region updates
Reports from Vinton County to Charleston outline plans for the Timrod memorial, Confederate veterans meeting in Columbia, and Idaho’s exhibition at the Charleston Exposition. Fire dangers rise in Richland and Lexington, while a fatal canal drowning occurs in Ox. livestock displays and military topics color the coverage along with Clemson exhibits and local incidents in Greenwood, Greenville, and Beaufort counties.
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Richland
Lexington
Telin
Confederate Veteransip
Columbia
Idaho
Guv. McSweeney
Lowndesville Obituary and Community Notices
Mrs. R L Charping wife of a noted shoemaker died Thursday and was buried next day in the Presbyterian graveyard. The community offers sympathy to her bereaved husband a Confederate veteran. Several local residents escape illness with ongoing sickness reports and a postponed Epworth League gathering due to illness. The sudden death of Preston B Allen shocks locals and attendees traveled from here to the state funeral. The Third Union District Saluda Association meets at Plat Rock with Rev G L Copeland opening the program and discussions on church fellowship and missionary topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Charping
Willis Charping
Savannah
Craft
Perry
Preston B. Allen
Tse
Means
Jon, Latiner
Berry Allen
Bulio Allen
J. EB. Allen
Will Hardin
Jim Thirdin
W. B. Sutherland
McD. Horr
Saluda Associations
Thapiiot
Plat Rock
OG. Ly Copeland
J.D. Chapman
B.D
J. le Tibble
W. W. Leathers
Ly PL Smith
J.D. Chapmiah
J. P. Lide
Herron
Late winter weather and fruit bloom tease local hopes
The article notes an early March bloom in fruit trees amid unsettled weather with cyclone day conditions, followed by reports of sickness from sudden changes. It mentions farmers preparing for a cotton crop, local residents' welfare, and neighbors visiting ill relatives, ending with an accident in Newry where Miss Della Brooks survived a scalp injury after a mill accident and surgery.
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Caine
Allan Elrod
Mro
Wm. Bolt
Asbury
Millat
Newry
Della Brooks
Miss Brooks
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Wight
Washington
Atlanta
Senator McLaurin
Atricken
Carnegie
Organs
Tillman
Ciess
Abbecilly
Syate News
Vinton County
Timrod
Lowndesville
Denver
Alta
Louis Garrison
Taln
J. W. Rothrock
A. E. Browne
John L. Jolly
W.c. Rowe
Tae
Iba
Riverside Manufacturing CO
Anderton
McBrayer
James A. Drak
Apel
Andertea
F. Draey
Chan
Dean & Ratliffe
Notione
Hot Sox
Wev
Keith & CO
Aoma
Aleo
C. Frank Bol
M. L. Carlisle
L. H. Carligle
Garliglh Brog
Andene
Julius H. Weil
Pitts & Byrd
Nice
Nis
D.C Brown & Brother
A.O. Strickland
Fare Era
Merchants Bank
Ligon & Ledbetter, Wiromasa & 7B Dealers
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