State News Highlights From Greenville to Charleston
Dr T M Bailey of Greenville marks fifty years in the pulpit at a Baptist church. Smallpox in the upstate wanes. Greenwood man loses $800 from a trunk. Columbia bar member Boyd Boane seeks railroad commissioner. Dispensary vote in Greenwood narrowly fails. State Democratic Executive Committee meets April 3 in Columbia. Presbyterians elect Pell as Converse president. Odd Fellows plan May 14 celebration at Charleston exposition. Greenville constables raid Windsor Hotel seizing beer and whiskey. Union woman Sallie Parham ends life in Columbus. Newberry professor Keitt joins Cleveland College faculty. Pickens judge appointed to ease Greenville docket. Winnsboro firm aims to haul stone for Philadelphia building. Beaufort cops trap six blind tigers. Walhalla men convicted of manslaughter in Rachel Thomas case. Amelia Wireless Company promises modern wireless telephony. Longshore man’s mule kills itself after accident. Graniteville hero saves child from fire. Hoyt King dies after freight train accident. Roosevelt to visit Charleston Exposition in April. Confederate veteran mourns as Mataseas cyclorama is studied.
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T. M. Bailey
Greenville
Baptist Church
A.J. Horne
Greenwood County
Boyd Boane
Columbia Bar
J. O. Wilborn
Kershaw
Greenwood
Columbia
Robert I. Pell
Presbyterian College For Women At
Converse College
B. F. Wilson
Odd Fellows of
South Carolina
Odd Fellows Bay
Charleston
Windsor Hotel
Sallie Parham
Justice of Union
Columbis
Newberry
Daniel
Clevran College
Jan. P. Carey
Pickens ‘County
Winnsboro Resale Company
Pee Ah
Philadel
Florence
Salant Crawley
Mies Pearle Gol Nahool
Pacenia
Beaufort
John Hudson
Money Hudson
Jack Sentwell
Walhalla
Rachel Thomas
Powell
Reginald ©. Fennell
Charlexton
Wireless, Telephone Company
Amelia
Newbewy
Hoyt King
H. Armstrong
Roosevelt
Charleston Exposition
Mataseas
Taderal
United States News Roundup of 1901 Events and Figures
A broad survey notes 1901 activities including war supplies for Confederate Veterans at Dallas, changes in navy leadership, wealth bequests in Louisville and Germany, papal wills, Moscow electric farming, Arizona New Mexico Oklahoma legislation, Duke endowments, labor strikes in Boston and San Francisco, and economic signals across Nebraska Washington and Lee University.
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Dallas
Long
Navy
Moody
Massachusetts
Fred
Kilthauer
Louisville
Germany
Isis
Moscow
House Committee On Territories
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Duke
Trinity
Tillman
David Lubin
Sim Pranciace
Cal
California
Oregon
Ilinois
Washington
Missouri
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Farmer's National Congress
Central Labor Unions
Chicago
New Yorks
Chambers
Commérci O
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Board of Train of Bath
United States
Roosevelt's sudden shift on the force bill fuels party turmoil
From Washington March 24 2003 Roosevelt faces accusations of a political flip flop over the radical Republicans force bill. Republicans say his change was bought by a pledge about the committee report affecting Southern representation and the 2004 presidential nominating process. Meanwhile House actions on Cuban reciprocity and a River and Harbor bill threaten party unity as leaders balance protests, votes, and upcoming elections.
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Washimerox
D. C
Roosevelt
Hoyne
House
Hanna
Sach
Belives
Bossea
Ins
Repub
Praetor
Gettin
Geatlon Wits
Randall
Texas
Congress
United States
Henderson
Congreen
Senate
Mir. Henderson
Committee On Rules
Pecetel
Senate Committee
Gomalites
Aleomargarine
McHanes
Spring Embrace and Local Visits Rise at Hopewell
A neighborly update from Hopewell notes the season’s beauty and the coming of spring, alongside social visits from Miss Lillian Campbell and Miss Cassie Bolt. It lists guests such as Miss Olive Brown, Fannie Rogers, and Dr. Sanders, plus local news of health and farming tasks, and invites all to a Sunday prayer meeting at 1 p.m.
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Kilin
Monsant
Lillian Campbell
Botton
Josie
Nina Jolly
Cassie Bolt
Piedmont
Sheriff Bolt
Hopewell
Olive Brown
Fannie Rogers
Messra Nevie Nowell
Sloan Maxwell
Sanders
Anderson
T.T. Wakerfield
J.C. Duckworth
Scotua
J. B. Gentry
Greenville County
W. M. Smith
Br. L. W. Jones
Belton
Carrie Martin
Rachel Pruitt
Greenville Fesalu College
Pet Vandiver
McLaws
J. W. Kay
A. W. Goyton
Claude Martin
Farman University
Camp Tally Simpson Meeting Near Pendleton
All Confederate Veterans in Pendleton vicinity are invited to meet Camp Tally Simpson No. 1,006 on Saturday afternoon at Palmer's Hall Pendleton. J. C. Stribling commands the camp and EB Sloan serves as adjutant to hear about the cross of honor and the State and National Reunions. Also advertise a low priced boulev wire fonoa tondo by Sullivan Huw. Co.
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Pendleton
Camp Tally Simpson
C. V
Palmer’s Hall
J. C. Stribling
EB. Sloan
Sullivan Huw. Co
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B.C. Evans & Co
Gen. Lee
Robert E Lee
G. Knows, Pres
Sayre
A. Gamer
A. Bornainge
Chevaleal Dope
Suntenia Iy
Andersom Phosphate and Oil.co
Anderson, S.C. Sss
Oost
Willie
Peoples Bank
Rome
State News
D.R. Sonn
Longshore
Newberry County
Charlie Samuels
Graniteville
General News
Atlanta
Post Office Department
McKinley
Jefferson
Turkey
Miss Stone
Carris Nation V
Kansas
Boston
Baw
Crane
Collins
Io Francisco
Siarapo
William L. Wilson
Washington and Lee University
Nebraska
Will Lanier
Aberden
William F. Breeze
First National Bank of
Asheville
N. C
Munkall
Augusta
Varius
Christian Blake
Gajoeayilio
J.C. Stovel
Charles Pirk
Colt
South
Sv H. Baldwin
Long Inland Railway
J. W. Harmon
Oyer
Mississippi Legistate
Ita Seasion
Macon
Fta
New York City
Union
Ivory State
Ivory Territory
Ion
Thas
Great Britain
Hia
Commissioner of Navigation of
Ina
England
Daily Mail
Senatr McLaurin
Congressional Record
Ian Ateat
Laurin
Willian
Grangora, &c. &c
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