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Anderson Intelligencer in Anderson, South Carolina

27 Mar 1901

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Anderson Intelligencer

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Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America

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Mar 27, 1901

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Monument to South Carolina veterans at Chickamauga May 27 1901

South Carolina prepares to unveil a 33 foot monument at Chickamauga dedicated to her soldiers who fought and died there. A procession from Lytle Station will honor Kershaw's Brigade and other SC units with markers placed on Snodgrass Range. Governor McSweeney will preside and notable addresses will follow the unveiling.

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South Boutherh Lytle Station Alfa Ile South Carolina Monument J. W. Carnish South Carolina Floyd Sons of Confederate Veterans Walter H. Hunt Veterans of South Carolina Division Snodgrass Range Witteloo House 10Th 19Th 10Th South Carolina 24Th South Carolina Regiment Culpeppers Kershaw James Park Commissioneen McSweeney Sinta Thorn- Well U. CY Walker U. CG Coe Henderson Senate J. Harvey Wilson Zong JSON Capers Pie Cash Soak Fa Commando Tee Thhans Brigade Mica Elberta E Ul State House Bishop Capers Chickamauga Manigaule Gist Culpepper Stewart Stone Co Columbia Park Commission Henry V. Boynton Chattanooga Memphia North Carolina Snodgrass Dent Kelley Colquitt Pool Field Georgia Monument Oattanooga
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Monument and Markers Erected in Chickamauga Scene

A 1900 General Assembly authorized a 10000 appropriation for a South Carolina Monument at Chickamauga with a commission including the Governor and three Confederate Veterans. The corner stone was laid earlier, and granite markers were dedicated for South Carolina commands on Snodgrass Range and at the Kelly Farm. The record notes the commissioners Miles B. McSweeney and Irvine Walker. A paired fiction scene and unrelated notices follow, including a London Times snippet about a couple and a Grove’s Tonic ad and a wart remark.

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South Carolina Bentan3ville 1Th Harllee Horllee Albert A. Myers 19Th South Carolina Walker 10Th South Carolina Regiment Fort Sumter Maj. Anderson Joseph Walker G. J. Walker Beauregard Dickert Kershaw C. I. Walker Geo. Ellison Walker Adjutant General of Ellison Capers Culpepper 10Th Hugh L. Farley C. K. Henderson E. J.goggans J. B. McLucas QO. J. Walker R. F. Mo Aslan L. P. Harling Thos. J. Appleby J. F. Culpepper Perry Moses General Assembly Irvine Walker Mai Mofmone K. Venderaon United Confederate Veterans Bons Chickamauga Miles GB. McSweeney Irving Walker J. W. Floyd Hase Son South Carolina Monument Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Park A.D Keshaw James’ South Carolina Snodgrass Range 19Th 24Th Kelly Farm Col. Colquitt Ono Alpepper's Battery Poo Field Miles B. McSweeney Trvine Walker
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Carnegie's colossal fortune caps wealth via steel deal

A New York banker calls Andrew Carnegie the richest man, with a fortune capitalized by Morgan and associates at 240,000,000 yielding 12,000,000 a year. He notes only Rockefeller rivals his income, and Carnegie enjoys wealth with leisure, libraries, and health. Includes ads for cough remedies and antiseptics from Evans Pharmacy.

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New York Andrew Carnegie John D. Rockefeller Morgan Carnegie Iladelphia Ledger
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