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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1901
Page
1
How to advertise this best clothing store argues for modern stock-keeping and show cases to showcase a wide assortment. It stresses the advantage of at a glance viewing hats furnishings and garments and asks readers to visit to see the new display.
From the Nation's Capital reports shifting U S stance toward China amid British influence claims. Britain profits from South China trade while Central China suffers upheaval under Russian control as American exports rise in Manchuria. U S Secretary Hay and Senators Platt and Depew face pressure over appointments and policy guidance amid Philippine debate and tax on imported alcohols.
Charleston official routes Confederate veterans to the Memphis reunion in May 1901 via the Southern Railway. Gen C I Walker declares the Southern route offers greater facilities for veterans and Chickamauga unveiling ceremonies. Southern will provide premier coaches, stop at Chickamauga Park, and coordinate trains from Charleston to Memphis with a dedicated official train schedule.
Charleston horticultural show planned next month with McLaurin Senate race contenders D H Henderson Jasper Tolbert Latimer. US Fish Commission to stock South Carolina rivers with shad around early May. February fertilizer shipments reach record monthly total. Over 200000 tons sent in 28 days. Dewey and Senator Debow to join Northern guests at Aiken. Spartanburg to host summer school at Converse College. Clemson offers. Rock Hill push to repeat at Winthrop College. Senator Tillman courted by Lyceum Bureau for fifty nights. April 29 1901 exam set in Charleston for acting assistant surgeon Marine Hospital Service. Greenville inmate arrested for arson at Greenville College for Women and Conservatory of Music. Frank Q O Neill Riverside Paper Box bought Crescent Cotton Mill Rock Hill to reopen. Mrs Sarah Frederick of Seneca dies by suicide. throat cut. State Treasurer reports fertilizer tax tags 71153 18 this year vs 59588 85 last year. Increase 11004 83. Wealthy Northern winter resident fined five dollars at Aiken post office. Orangeburg magistrate reports murder near North area. Governor grants pardon to Will Williams Laurens for home breaking crime. confusion over stolen articles corrected. Orangeburg area Smeal Orangeburg killed a tramp under odd circumstances. Sumter dispatch notes Staruna pedaling for cleaning silverware insulted residents. threatened by local committee. advised to leave on next train.
The garbled wording mentions figures like Guba Tobacco duty after June and Rockefeller earning 57 000 per day. It notes Mrs McKinley health possibly prompting a southern trip, Clover Point Kentucky wiped out by fire leaving thousands homeless, and U S per capita money around 30.06. It references a Maryland constitutional amendment bill and Andrew Carnegie offering Charlotte 20000 for a library with annual 3500 maintenance funds. It also reports a Texas tornado killer and Houston Owensboro Chicago damage, and a Supreme Court ruling on drunkenness as a defense for homicide with Moody wording.
A Portman letter from Anderson County sifts local politics and a controversial telegram from Columbia. The piece critiques journalism from Chicago and Charleston, notes Sanford Preston Allen's death and resulting unrest among locals, and highlights Portman’s growing influence and ongoing dam and power plant work.
A Woman's Missionary Union meeting of Sutuda Baptist Association will be held at Hebh iey Church on the Saturday afternoon before the fifth Lord's Day in March 1000. Opening by the President, program by Misa Eva Stringer, informal gathering led by Mrs. McGee and Mrs. Zella Anderton, Mars. Committees named by W L Strickland and Mrs T C Baxieyet.
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