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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1901
Page
1
A shopkeeper explains a strict policy that all customers must pay cash or leave, stating that credit was never offered. The text mentions Criven's Elantic Seat Drawer, The Genuine Howned Cassmere Tasers, and The Genuine Holding Cacsimere Trousers with a price of 8675.
In Washington April 1901 delegates from Cuba met with officials including Secretary Root and Secretary Hout to press for guarantees against intervention and favorable trade terms. The article notes ongoing U S military planning led by Lt Gen Milen and details proposed army strength, including cavalry, infantry, coast and field artillery, engineers and staff. Georgia Democrat Representative LivingstonStone comments on Southern attitudes toward imperialism and territorial governance, while concerns rise about Western bank consolidations and potential market instability.
In habeas corpus proceedings Maj. Barnard B. Evans was granted bail for the killing of Capt. J. Griffin. Bail set at 8000 dollars, posted by Evans, two brothers, Ex-Gov. John Gary Evans and others. Evans presented sworn affidavit detailing alleged accidental discharge amid attempts to restrain Griffin. New witnesses added, including the janitor of the Greenfield building. The State's action and timing noted.
The Journal of Commerce reports Chicago sources say a $50,000,000 plow group may expand into a general farm machinery consolidation excluding mowers and reapers. Aimed at uniting all branches, the plan envisions a $100,000 plus capitalization threshold and a $35,000,000-plus tangible plant value, with capital split between preferred and common stock.
A Cleveland observer reports singer Mrs Langton collapsed on stage at Trinity Congregational Church in Cuancorre after tears, later learning by telegram of her sister's death in Asheville. Langdon left the platform at 0 05 as her sister died.
April 28 reports Mrs Richard Grater, wife of a home painter, attempting to force her husband into sobriety. She entered a saloon on Luiion avenue with a plastering tool and a whitewash brush, assaulted the premises, followed the husband, and threatened further action if liquor was sold to him.
Rice planters suffer losses from treachery. Naval watchers will be stationed at Charenton for exposition duties. Reawor attends Colombia reunion. Gen Leo unable to attend. IMinola bills $95,000 for Charleston Exposition representation. Seneca mills nearing completion with 15,000 spindles and Draper looms. Major Barker to deliver alumni address at South Carolina College. Pension roll declines cited under new law. Greenville post office clerk arrested for $1700 shortage. Benedict College hosts state summer school for negro teachers. Spartanburg duel ends with one wounded in North Carolina. Eight SC officers named as lieutenants in regular army. Frank Jordan jailed for money order shortage. Commencement speakers announced for Clemson and Furman. Governor commutes Miles Cureton to life. He appeals over alleged mistreatment from chain gang. Charleston battery hotel progress reported. work for exposition near. Sumter stock farm gains 16 brood mares. Prison farming to supply muled required stocks. Venue issues delay Major Evans murder trial. Cross Hill postmaster Payne fined for government fund misappropriation. Robbery and assault at Lockhart Junction leaves victim injured. theft reported. Claude McMillan wounded in a family dispute. he will recover. Fish Commissioner Willis raids shad nets. arrests and jail for violators. County teacher institutes planned to aid rural education upgrade.
A motley array of reports outlines deaths in New York and violence in Georgia, proclamations on women’s suffrage failing in Wisconsin, and disasters from a gas explosion in West Virginia to cold snaps hurting Georgia cotton. Notable figures like Dan Castello and George Gould appear amid economic shifts and agricultural notes. A Savannah drummer is assaulted in Seville, while Georgia’s fruit trees surge and trees are planted statewide.
The letter from several parents and church members expresses gratitude for J Baker Gentry’s school at Three and Twenty. They praise his thorough discipline and instruction, stating children learned more and enjoyed orderly, schoollike conduct under his care.
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