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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1900
Page
4
A fragment from a Wednesday issue shows partial header text and garbled metadata likely from the Intelligencer page. The readable parts indicate weekly publication cadence and editor notes, but no clear events, names, or dates are discernible.
The piece critiques U S imperial policy in the Philippines and China, condemns McKinley era governance, and calls for withdrawal. It argues the United States faces a looming international clash with France and Germany, urging prudent statesmanship and restraint in congressional contests and expenses. It cites figures and parties, including figures like McKinley and Hinting ton, and references the Monroe doctrine and laboring under a tense international landscape.
A scrambled report from a rural area describes protests, health concerns, and local happenings. Names such as Miss Anna Heh, Mrs. Garrison, and Mr. Wane Watkins appear amid references to doctors, wheat prospects, a Sunday School meeting, and a neighborhood sale.
The health of most residents is good with the effort of M Jute Dike who has been ill. Ms Wingrew Melilroy leads Martin Grove school in improved condition under Miss Wingrew. Several residents, including Miss Eugenia McElroy and Miss Mamie Norris, visited neighbors and attended gatherings. A doctor-in-training was moving to a new home, with wishes for success from friends.
The Southern Railway announces a new Broadway office at 1185 Broadway with General Eastern Passenger Agent Thweatt overseeing ticketing, berth rentals, and travel arrangements to Cuba, Mexico, California, and other Southern states. It notes corporate consolidation, bank changes under a new national bank, and shifts in financing and note circulation for travelers and investors.
A fragmented church notes service outlines devotional exercises and lessons in Bible study. It references speakers Copland and Lawrence Thompson, mentions Miss Adilis Bowen’s funeral and a Sunday school class, and expresses comfort and hope for reunion in heaven.
A damaged OCR letter from the Mutual Reserve Fund Association of New York discusses an advance payment under policy No. 18220 on the life of the late Mad. VC Dulive. The writer seeks settlement and thanks the company for courteous treatment, signing as Jets IS DOPE, attorney, with references to four part reserve and contract guarantees.
The Peoples Bank of Anderson announces relocation to a new banking house and is open for business. It offers interest on time deposits by agreement and respectfully solicits public patronage.
A promotional appeal proclaims rapid advances in prices and urges immediate cash purchases. It touts low-cost goods from china and glassware to dress goods and table sets, with reduced prices on shoes, hats, linens, and musical items, urging readers to buy now to beat market increases. The ad features C. B. Minor and the Ten Cents Store branding and emphasizes cash sales and undercutting competitors.
Julius H Weil Co and Lesser and Co promote a large stock of New Spring Goods in Anderson. They tout superior selection across dry goods, fabrics, notions, ladies wear, and men’s apparel with emphasis on style, value, and ready stock for quick service. The advertisement highlights fabrics, ladies garments, shoes, and clothing for all ages with special price promotions.
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