House to dispatch vast legislation this winter
From the nation’s capital the correspondent notes speed will be the prevailing idea in the House. Republicans will push major measures before the holidays including tax reductions and army reorganization, with several appropriation bills likely to pass by early February. Debate over ship subsidies may hinge on opposition from Rep Burton, though others back the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasummords
D. C
House of Representatives
House
Congress
Senate
Burton
Rivers and Harbora
Hanna
Population by Counties of the Palmetto State
A bid notice notes a $1000 certified check with each proposal and a $10000 land for faithful compliance. The contract seeks wreck removal with a cofferdam idea to ease divers’ work and avoid explosives. The article centers on disaster causes and awaits final removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Sigebee
Joon Uffards
Palmetto State
Boy Wins World Cotton Picking Record At Sixteen
Sixteen year old Maater Warner Hale of Good Nope Georgia set a world record by picking ten pounds of cotton in a single day during a birthday celebration. Hale aims to surpass his mark by 160 pounds next year while inviting friends to join the effort. His feat outpaces other farm labor tasks and signals a shift from log rollings and cane grinds to cotton harvesting in Southern communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maater Warner
Hale
Young Hale
Lie
Ty Nod
Atlanta Journal
Southern Educational Association trip to Richmond tickets sale
Southern Railway announces round trip tickets to Richmond Virginia for the annual Southern Educational Association convention December 27 to 29 1900. Fare is one first class round trip plus 89 00 membership. sales from Washington DC and Virginia and North Carolina December 20 27 final limit December 31. other Southern States December 25 20 final January 2 1901. Through sleeping cars Birmingham Atlanta Greenville Spartanburg Charlotte to Richmond hotel dining cars. agents available for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Educational Association
Richmond
Southern Railway
Washington
D.C
Pointa
Virginia
North Carolina
Pointe
Birmingham
Atlanta
Greenville
Spartanburg
Charlotte
Southern Mailway
H. Manowicz
A. G. TA
Global and Local News From The Era Of Debate
Varying reports sketch nations debating canal projects in Nicaragua while Cuba, Georgia and other regions face political shifts. News recounts include a Georgia veteran home demand, a Nebraska Senate vote, a Wall Street broker collapse, and a tragic Alabama convention note.
Spar Town Patched Mills and Mines Amid South Carolina Turmoil
The report covers a flurry of state activity in South Carolina with notes on new artesian wells at Florence, a major mill planned for Spartanburg, and a significant mine opening in Saluda county. It mentions pensions for veterans, a robbers’ haul in Lees, a bad Port Royal dock, and local civic events in Columbia and Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Florence
Saluda
Dantzlord
Orangeburg
South Carolina
Port Royalty
Donalidson, Jr
Riley
Govan
Ellerbeinge
Gene Ernbit
State Penitentiary
Spartanburg
Tna
Neal's Creek Local Note Highlights Rains and Farm Work
Neal's Creek report notes a sermon praised by J Copeland and congregation. Farmers harvest fall grain as cotton tops ten cents. locals report visitors from Anderson and Due West. Miss Alice Major returns from Atlanta with eye treatment. Henry Smith improves from illness. school progress under Miss Anderson. Jack Moore visits. social vitality evident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Copeland
Alice Major
Mother
Atlanta
Misa Jali Gray
Anderson
Jesse Gordon
Due West
James King
Possum Kingdom
Jack Loore
Mig Creek
Jack
Mourning Burn Death of Colmbia Freight Agent Mr McQueen
Saturday evening a fire at a Columbia home killed Donal McQueen a long time South Carolina railway freight agent born in North Carolina and a resident of Columbia for 28 years. His wife woke to the blaze and found him in his bed room. he died Sunday afternoon. Helen is mentioned in relation to a wealth or responsibility though details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicarauga
United States
Cuba
Virginia
Maine
Kaine
Arkanaas
Frank M. Brown
Unat
Newportey
Bryan
Anna Hall Theatrical Company
Ttis
Augusta
Georgia
Nancy Hollfiend
North Carolina
Ellenboro
N. C
Nebraska
United States Senate
Quonoy
Aho
Hoke Smith
Atlanta
Philippines
Washington City
Army Medical Corps
Alabam
Thomas McPhetora Yaa
Sulivan
Woreo
Department of Agriculture
Biltmore
Asheville
Congress
Appalachia
National Park
Charlotte
Kent
House
Democrata
Fusioniste
Con- Rtess AG
Senate
Army
Rsin
al Burton
Fla
John Carter
Oliver Moody
Ower
Ed W. Anderson
Anmipolia
Misa Julia Linderger
Gastonia
Tanrene
Aeganimad
Columbia
Remin of Confederate Veterans
Henry Boggs
R. J. Boxga
Newry
Houston Joyner
Rustover
Richland County
Wash Woden
John A. P. Lancaster
Glenn Springs
Maryland
Clemson
Virginia Polytechnic
University of Alabama
Birmingham
New York
Boston
South Carolina
M. W. Richarts
Southern Trailway
Court of Common Pleas
Greenwood
Grand Jury Room
Charleston Exposition
McSweeney
Candler
Tillman
Misa Josephine Richey
Abbevilly
Kingdon
Arnold Bros
Martory
Jol Heindoug
Willi
Mikes
Donal Mequeon
Colmbia
Lou
McQueen
Mr. McQueen
South Carolina Railway
Unreadable ad offers cash reward for cure claims
Fragmentary OCR shows a claim asking one hundred dollars reward for a cure by a certain remedy. Names and addresses are garbled, listing wholesalers and druggists. The text references a medical claim and an obligation, but details are unclear.
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Ateam
Naval Yeasala
Davis
Minnesota
Britain
Hay
Lucien Young
Havana
Wasatyotox
Abbeville
Aiken
Bamberg
Barnwell
Beaufort
Berkeley
Saiints
Charleston
Cherokee
Cheater
Chesterfield
Clarendon
Colleton
Darlington
Dorchester
Edgefield
Fairfield
Georgetown
Hampton
Horry
Kershaw
Lancaster
Lanreng
Lexington
Marion
Marlboro
Richland
Nail
Richmond, Va
Rotors
Sths
Ondsimere
B. C. Evans &Co
Ene Spot Cash Clothiers
Athens
State News
Auting
Talline
Teutit
Jess
Twret Wiahes
1Eimaliy
Perth
Helen
IF Brea
West
Drogetiste
Tolerto
O. Wannin
Kunde & Mangis
Whojerale
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