Clothing Prices and Credit Stores Compared
The speaker argues that credit clothing stores price goods similarly and rely on profits from selling on credit, while the speaker’s spot cash store avoids bad debts with stricter prices. They claim their merchandise is better and profits smaller, inviting customers to compare and buy locally.
Local and political notes from an early South Carolina issue
A wide ranging column reports on a century old Spartanburg death and various local incidents. It notes exposition racing privileges granted to Chas. F. Levy & Co of Charleston for 37500 dollars, a Laurens county man dying after an arm injury, and Jemeon Cadets' December Exposition visit before Christmas. It also covers rumors of Governor McSweeney seeking Congress, foreign corporations in the state, a missionary sister’s death in Mexico, a Port Mill educator’s suicide, and widespread crop distress in Manning County. The piece lists multiple fires, moonshine raids, river navigation works, a Dillon fire, Roosevelt’s Charleston visit, and a fund for Micah Jenkins.
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Lillis Bhaver
Solorad
Spartanburg
Chas. F. Levy & Co
Charleston
James Crawford
Laurens County
Jemeon
A.T. Ferguson
Lancaster
Aiken
Corbin
Greenville
Columbia
Winyah Bay
Camden
Dillon
Roosevelt
Tillman
Willa Jones
Micah Jenkins
Reugl Riders
Renesvolteotwe
Maj
Jonkina
Jo — Anseraquaks
Savier County
Uteb
Posahontas
Southern Railway
Cincinnati Southern
Boston
William ‘Textor
Leavenworth
Kay
Congress
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Maine
Frank Kidwell
Elizabethtown
Tenn
Ada Thompson
Distriot of Columbia Police Force
Rothchilds
Granteat Sopper
Mexico
Louis Kimball
Brimkley
Mich
Smith
Standard Oil Company
Halle
Yes
Congress Faces Tariff Debates and Canal Dispute
In Washington November 18 1001 Congress debates tariff policy amid sugar industry fights and trust power. Rep Babcock advocates protection but warns against monopoly while Elkins backed by rail interests blocks reform. Hay-Pauncefote treaty progress clashes with Senate credit, and Schley and Sampson inquiries loom amid court and weather bureau intrigue.
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Wasinorox
D. C
Gugar
Congress
Agricultural Department
Sugar Trust
United States
Babcuck
Wisconsin
Truata
Babcock
Senator Cullom
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Steve Elkine
West Virginia
Interstate Commerce
Callum
Elkins
Hay
Bantingo
Sampeonites
Washington
London
Great Britain
Schley Court
Congress Menta
Schley
Santiago
Ti Ia
William S. Sampson
Sampson
Sehley
Moore
Weather Bureau
Suitverland
Frasco
Hugary
Italy
Tinen
Styvia
Phose
Canyon Aying
A Flogging for Farmer's Son, Mr. Eperor
A muddled wartime era polemic condemns a demagogue and praises restraint. The speaker vows not to attack the demagogue’s son and contrasts violence with peace, recounting battles and encounters with various foes as metaphorical evidence. The piece frames political clash through martial imagery and declaims against mob violence.
Winter Homes in Summer Lands booklet issued by Southern Railway
Southern Railway released Winter Homes in Summer Lands a concise booklet detailing winter resorts with health and pleasure offerings. It lists rates, hotel capacities, proprietors and travel routes. To obtain a copy send two cent stamp to W H Tayloe, Atlanta. W Hunt Charleston. J C Beam Jr Atlanta.
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Southern Railway
W.H. Tayloe
A.G
Atlanta
W. Hunt
Charleston
J. C. Beam, Jr
Atlanta, Ga
Death of an Infant Son in Zion Cemetery Notice
Clarence Weaver, infant son of W. and M. Palmer, born Feb 21 1899, died Nov 16 1901 at age two years eight months and twenty four days. After a brief illness the funeral was conducted by Rev. J. W. Bailey, with a large congregation, and interment followed in Zion Cemetery on the 18th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Weaver
A W
MM. BR. Palmer
Honta
Amiles
J. W. Bailey
Zion
J.W.B
Card of Thanks for Our Little Son Clarence
We extend our thanks to the kind people who stood by us with helping hands and caring hearts during the illness and death of our son Clarence. We remember this with grateful hearts and pray for blessings on all. J. W. and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Epiron
Clarence
J. W
Good Roads Convention Invites State to Greenville
Greenville invites South Carolinians to visit during the Good Roads Special week starting December 10 as the Southern Railway car demonstrates road building. The event, led by practical men, aims to show inexpensive, durable road methods and organize good roads associations. Local officials urge wide citizen support, stressing benefits to farmers and towns, with Greenville preparing to host visitors from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
South Carolina
Southern Mailway
Whigs
Mirdoont
South
Toonth
James A. Hoy
Chi'n
J.B. Ricuarosox
Tuestas
J. R. Honvos
Jas. T. WilliAss, Jr
D. C
Pendleton Man Clarence Palmer Died At Home
Clarence Palmer 83 son of Mr and Mrs J W Palmer died Friday night at his Pendleton Township home and was buried Monday at Zion Church. Sympathy extends to the bereaved family. Walter Jolly plans move soon to engage in business with L Levy Co. Tom Williamson is very ill with muscular rheumatism. Cotton harvest near completion though many green balls remain in storage. certainty of count is low.
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Williamsburg
Brooklyn
New York
Edward M. Shepard
Low
Totoratate Fair Association
Piedmont Exposition Company
Joseph Wheeler
Philadelphia
Latterty
Richmond
Stonawall Jackaon
Jackson
Coe
Dr. Lafferty
Clarence
J. W. Palmer
Pendleton Township
Zion Church
Walter Jolly
Electric Cady
L. Levy & Co
Tom Williamson
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