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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1901
Page
1
A retailer argues that cash sales yield fair prices unlike credit stores which charge more to cover bad debts. The ad claims their goods are high quality, prices cannot be matched by credit shops, and profits are smaller due to no bad debt losses.
A long dispatch surveys diverse topics from cotton futures to Panama canal diplomacy and tobacco markets. It notes Philadelphia style reform talks, court rulings on marital debts, wartime troop shifts, profit warnings from Maine sardine firms, and sparks of violence including a lynching in Massachusetts. It also covers a bank burglary in Arkansas, bread export growth, cousin marriage bans, and public health concerns with diphtheria and tetanus in several states.
From the nation’s capital the report surveys Democratic gains in Kentucky Maryland and New York and the Schley court rulings. It also covers Panama Canal politics and Roosevelts draft message, Wu Ting Fang’s diplomacy and U.S. stance on China, plus pension trends after Civil and Spanish wars.
Charleston Exposition for December opens with a 46 point religious demonstration led by Madame Barbot directing a 200 voice chorus and Grand Organ. Bishops Capers and Duncan plan addresses with Dr Ramsay and other ministers. Northrop absent, Quigley to benedict. Exhibits arrive. 2000 workers on grounds. lodging secured for 10000 visitors. rail rates set. Miss Stone and companions reportedly alive and well.
The Daily Independent reports a warm reception for Rev S B Harper newly appointed pastor of Grand Street Methodist Episcopal Church South in Helena. Attendees included many church members and local ministers. the event featured thr displays and a tour of rooms at Charles A Clarke home with humor about marriage knots. Harper, 26, from Anderson DC, arrived after illness delayed his start, preached his first sermon Sunday morning, and won favorable notices from church and community members.
List of students by grade from Central Senoob and Millville sections honored for the second month, naming multiple first and higher grades with numerous spelled names, including Adon Broyles Paul Chapman Blanche Tubble Willie May Sweetenberg and others. The long roster reflects district elementary and upper grades with many students across classes.
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