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Anderson Intelligencer

Location

Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1902

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Woman Defends Home in West Wateree Firefight Killing Kendrick

In West Wateree near Camden, Mrs. Mary Elliott and her son Allen fought intruder Ned Kendrick who forced entry, fired pistols, and battered the door. Mrs. Elliott wrestled Kendrick, then her son choked him as Mrs. Elliott smashed his skull with a rock. A coroner’s jury found excusable homicide. Kendrick had planned to set fires after the assault. Also in Columbia State report, a Youth’s Companion flag will be presented to Providence School on Thanksgiving with Clemson’s Prof Daniel to speak.

Ned Kendrick Mary B. Elliots Horne Camden West Wateree Hilliott Elliott Ned Kendrick Conquest Allen Hiliott Young Elliott Fred Mrs. Elliott Mra Allen Bow Hiliott Columbia State Providence Qoones County D. W Daniel Clemson College Prt Orangeburg Terence W. F. Little Lancaster County At _Summerall Laurence Randall Arthur Weasthersbus Newberry County Geo W. Saber Columbia News Sousiae Saya Supreme Bench Molver Justice Pope Cram Washington Crum South Carolina Military Academy Regular Army United States William H. Simons Charleston Spain Philippine Islands Wooley Mackenfuss Spartanburg D. C Piedmont’ Broom Works

Senator Tillman Says He Might Be Going to Hell on Train

West Point Georgia November 20 A disturbance on the West Point route train occurred when Senator Tillman of South Carolina challenged a conductor’s request for his ticket. Tillman reportedly replied I do not know where I am going I might be going to hell prompting the train to be halted at La Grange before he alighted.

West Point John Herrinan Atlanta Atdenger Senator Tillman South Carolina Hell la Grange Atlanta Journal

Farmers Near Finish Harvest and Sowing Quietly

Brushy Creek News notes farmers near completion of gathering and progress in sowing small grain. Young men enjoy shopting birds, Rev. D. I. Spearman preached to a large Siloam congregation, and a Singing Convention at Mt. 8) rings was attended. People plan to keep Thanksgiving Day. Community busyness continues with work and news being carried.

D. I. Spearman Siloam Carcer Tenderfoot

Meeting at White Plains on Saturday for teachers' claims

The Board of Trustees of Williamston School District No. 8 will meet at White Plains school house on Saturday the 20th at 8 o'clock a.m. to consider teachers' claims and transact any other business as needed. Dr. Owen, Chairman.

Williamston School District White Plains Owen Chm'n. Boa

Abbeville plans a $30,000 hotel amid mumps and motors

Local notes report Abbeville seeking a $30,000 hotel while a broad roundup covers epidemics in schools, trolley Line prospects from Columbia to Augusta, crop yields in Darlington, legal actions, and various political and social items across South Carolina and beyond. The itemized snippets name officials, institutions, and places including Spartanburg, Charleston, Greenwood, Sumter, and Columbia.

Abbeville Frank A. McHugh New York Spartanburg Smyth Charleston Legaro Columbia Augusta Batesburg Aiken D. A. Sohnson Greenwood County United Daughters of the Confederacy

Offers Liberal Gifts for Prompt Horse Dealer Customers

Office of Jos. J. Fretwell promotes a generous present giveaway valued at over 200,000 for customers who clear debts since September 1 or make $25 payments between October 15 and December 22 and pay cash. The presents will be displayed at the stables after November 1 as part of a marketing push by Bleckley & Fretwell successor.

Liberal Offer Promises Valuable Presents to Loyal Customers

A local firm offers free drawings for presents to customers who settle debts in full since September or pay 825.00 on debts from October 6 to December 22, and to buyers who spend 25.00 in cash on stock and vehicles within the same dates. Prizes include a driving horse, harness sets, saddles, bridles, and blankets, with tickets issued at payment and a committee to manage distribution.

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