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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1900
Page
1
The upcoming Fall Winter showcase features a curated collection of Mavestic sin wear. Designers highlight bold silhouettes, rich textures, and dramatic accents aimed at making statements on chilly days and festive nights.
From the Nation's Capital reports debates over U S withdrawal from Pekin leaving a legation guard, possible ultimatums to China, and looming war if Boxer leaders are not punished. The piece links policy with Hanna, Bryan, Roosevelt, and McKinley era political maneuvering and public sentiment in 1900.
The National Democratic Executive Committee requests contributions to support the campaign for Bryan and Stevenson. The State Democratic Executive Committee Chair asks County Chairs to gather funds and forward promptly to the National Committee. Time is short. urging members to act quickly to aid the government. J. E. Breazear, Chairman, County Committee.
A Georgetown riot fizzled after a barber shop tax dispute led to gunfire. Deputy sheriff J C Scurry was killed. Brownfield, the barber, was captured and jailed. White officials pleaded for calm as 800 to 1,000 armed blacks gathered. militiamen arrived from Sumter and Charleston, restoring order by early morning. A militiaman accidentally shot Mr Josiah Doar, injuring his leg.
A plea for immediate donations to support two hundred orphans at Thornwell Orphanage. The letter highlights winter needs including bread, flour, fuel, clothing, books, and schooling, asking for dimes or dollars, sacks or barrels, to relief hungry families and fund missionary efforts abroad. It also mentions unrelated health claims and promotional text about remedies.
The Second Union of the Saluda Itapitat Association held a missionary rally at Williamston Baptist Church on Friday with representatives bringing box contributions for Rev. J. W. Barker of El Reno Oklahoma. Speaker L M Roper urged love for Christ and urged liberal prayer and giving for foreign missions.
An array of brief items details fires destroying storerooms at Troy and a freight depot at Winnsboro with losses around 15,000. Aged Miss Sarah Thewiss of Allendale died after a fall. South Carolina college enrollment sits at 190. The State Fair seeks exhibits and a military encampment may occur in Columbia. Reports of banked riots, a safe entry attempt, and a pulpit shooting in Newberry County appear amid local tragedies and civic notes.
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