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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1901
Page
1
An advertisement piece extols a growing clothing business with new stock-keeping show cases to display elegant, varied apparel and furnishings. It argues for showing goods in addition to telling about stock, highlighting easy viewing of a large assortment and the advantage of modern displays.
From Our Own Correspondent. March 24 1901 Washington reports that Maryland's new election law disenfranchises illiterates of any color and worries Republicans about reducing Maryland's representation in Congress. The piece compares to Massachusetts and notes anticipated enforcement of the 14th Amendment could harm Democrats. It also covers Weyler style actions in the Philippines and a State Department consul question, plus alleged frauds in Maryland district elections and comments by Representative Muaddy.
A lengthy state news roundup notes the Citadel cadets will encamp at Darlington in the last two weeks of Gunn. It covers political nominations, pardons for Greenville inmates, a Marlboro death by self inflicted wound, and proposed Philippine judge appointment. Fire in Sumter destroys 19 buildings. Also reported are training and racing plans at Aiken, a Charleston lynching scare, and various arrests and relocations across the state.
In the United States about twelve thousand people make lamp chimneys while the Massachusetts Legislature rejects extending suffrage to women. Congress records deaths and mental infirmities, and regional industry shows rising cow prices at Kansas City Stockyards. Cotton factories in the South grow, Fall River mills idle waiting times rise, and a large lottery of political and military news unfolds. Local life reports sickness mild, merchant activity, church and school notices, and community events amid crop plans and road work.
The Saluda Association second division will meet at Bethany Church on Saturday before the fifth Sunday in March. Devotions by Isaac Saylors at 10 15 a.m. Discussion on form of Godliness and moral decay. Speakers include A R Cox Rev J A Martin Rev M McGee Rev Henry Martin L J Campbell. Sunday school at 10 oclock and a missionary sermon by Rev G W Bussey at 11.
Hohor Roll of Mountain Spring School for March lists students in Advanced and Primary Departments with grades and marks. Notable names include Edw King, Wigington, Murphy, Stegall, Regera, Binck, Krown, Moore, Smith, Wad ers, and the teaching staff. A secondary note cites Michigan salt production at 4,820,865 barrels, up from 4,010 the year before.
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