State News From Charleston and Surrounding Areas
Charleston police pressure on illegal taverns. A colored boy injured on a freight train near Winnsboro. Orangeburg nominates Charles G. Dantzler for judge to succeed Bend. Cowpens postmaster J. C. Robertson arrested for embezzlement. Richland distillery now producing corn liquor in large quantities. Florence hosts State Baptist Convention in early December. Spartanburg to exhibit at Charleston exposition grounds. Broward Baby killed by engine explosion in Laurens County. Horticultural display from government to Charleston for the exposition. Governor Boiseene appoints Miss Tavini state librarian after 23 applicants. South Carolina Methodist conference session extends into Tamibia November 27. Union incident: Charlie Bobo shot by Mrs. A W Grown during prowling. robberies at Bank of Georgetown thwarted. Yerkes rejects tax scheme for state liquor dealers. over seven thousand dollars at issue. Williamsburg farmer T C Mims drowns crossing Black River. Greenville to receive paid fire department. old tramp with hidden gold pieces found cared for. Seaboard Air Line charter fees paid, record paid. Senator Tillman recovering eye, tour planned from mid month. Poll tax issue debated as conflict with disfranchisement. State Agricultural and Mechanical Society gears up for fair. football slated as major fair events. Columbia work uncovers buried war jewels with No. 1 Judge in South Carolina linked to Charleston lodge. Tragedy at Horses Gall: Albert Terry threats and fatal shooting of Mrs Sallie Rivers Smith amid refused advances.
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Vast wave of 1902 era news stories and scandals update
General news lists a wide array of items from strikes in Pensacola to Cuban trade talks, a proposed name change for the Philippine Islands, and political chatter about Roosevelt and McKinley. Reports mention a San Francisco riot, a deadly Atlants elevator accident, and a large Japanese student exchange plan, with numerous mis-spellings and chaotic OCR style.
Graveyard insurance politics and Roosevelts Southern plan
In Washington on Oct 7 1901 discussions reveal a wave of patronage claims after McKinleys death. Roosevelt may pursue a southern patronage strategy with conservative Democrats to rebuild a white Republican base, while Babock and Babcock face tariff and reform pressures. The Schley case proceedings draw attention as defense prepares and subsidies bill drafts circulate among Hanna Frye Littlefield and ship interests.
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King Cotton Reigns as North and South Prosper
A fog of nostalgia and satire marks a Portman Letter style meditation on cotton markets in Anderson. The piece blends social scenes of a bustling sale day with a critique of political shifts postwar. It contrasts old party triumphs with a pep-talk for Southern resilience and the enduring role of women in reconstruction.
Executor's Sale of Real Estate Items in Anderson County
Public sale of diverse tracts and lots in Anderson County South Carolina under the will of John Daniele. Properties include large land tracts near Crook Creek and a series of city lots in the town of Anderson with specific parcels and boundaries, along with terms of sale and credit options.
Joseph N Wrown Executor Notice in Daniels Case
Fragmentary OCR shows a legal probate notice naming Joseph N Wrown as executor of John W Daniels. The garbled text references Brock Troy and gear like mower reaper binder, suggesting a sale or notice linked to estate assets and agricultural equipment.
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John W. Daniels
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