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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1900
Page
1
Bryan Visit in New York Sparks Republican Alarm
From Washington, Feb 8 1900 a report warns that William Jennings Bryan will headline a Democratic rally in New York drawing a vast crowd and heavy fireworks but underscores Republican fears of a shift since 1800. It notes organized Democratic support, tariff linkages and opposition to Bryan's stance while highlighting trusts and tariff politics influencing the election.
Letters on Antietam burials and Confederate graves
A veteran correspondent describes the Sharpsburg battle site and a Confederate monument in Lidice. He lists South Carolina soldiers buried there including Lt Col T C Watkins and others, noting graves marked unknown and plans for a Watkins family visit to his father’s grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slarpeonts
Antietam
Bryan
Daughters of the Confederacy
T S
Lidice’ Monument Association
Georgia
T. C. Watkins
South Carolina
Watkins
South Mountain
Col. Watkin
Anderson
V. EB. Watt
S.C
P.M. Mekling
Sumter
Joseph Budd
Pomp Real Aout
Ensted
S. C
Richard Smith
S. Is
John K. Macon
Col
Lott
Firat
Lake
Columbia State
John 0. Woathing
Felix &. Watkins
Mr. Lake
Mrades
Georgia Confederate Veterans Reunion in Augusta
The second annual Georgia Confederate Veterans Reunion is set for November 15 in Augusta. Veterans from Georgia and South Carolina will mingle, with hospitality famed in Augusta and reduced rail rates to enable broad attendance. Chairs include Noykin Wright as President and Jacob Vinanes as Decorations Chairman, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augueta
Old Confederate Veterfina
Georgia
South Carolina
Savannah
Augusta
Noykin Wright
Jacob
Ypialy
Vinanes
B.A. Ice
Abram Levy
Advert BH
Pilcher
Chainuat Burea of Information
Saxon
Catup Fires and Hall
Williamsburg county whiskey raid and other rural crimes
Dispatches report a Williamsburg county whiskey dispute ending in a fatal wounding. A series of incidents follow: disordered conduct in Union, arson at T. Farrick’s barn near White Oak, gambling arrests in Saluda region, a shooting at Will Aker’s home near Galley, and a dynamite blast in Lourens targeting a tenant woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. TL. Eppa
J. J. Spotty
Williamsburg County
Bill
Union
G. Walt Whitman
Farrick
White Oak
Pairfield County
Tow
Graniteville News
Thin State
Thos.w. Sol-loway
Vomara
W. CU
Flenniken
Columbia
A. Vernon
Southern Car Shopa
R. A. Overton
Winchester
Columbian Automobile Company
Benbow Mines
Charleston
Gooning
Harvey Thompson
Boo White
Saluda County
Batesburg
Edgefield County
Lourens
Mary Burgess
McSweeney
Southern Industrial Association
New Orleans
South
Thomas George
Pickens
W. W. Holden
Jamies Rogers
John Cannon
Fred Rogers
Flat Shoals
Oconee County
Mrs. Jones
Old Pickens
Will Aker
Anatin
Walhalla
Isaac Brown
Stillton
Orangeburg
Mrowall
Gage
Jane Week
Bordyeausx
Abbeville
Eingleton A. Metutoal
George McKinney
McIntosh
McKinney
McGornick
Galveston Storm Toll and National News Highlights
Reports from the Galveston storm show 3 636 houses destroyed, over 6 000 lives lost and more than 40 million dollars in property damage with wind speeds up to 120 miles an hour. Also notes political shifts with Miles elected Commander in Chief and other regional events across the country.
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Chicago
Dan
Klon“poe
Kousville
Tenn
Eho Atrata Fs
Washington
Nelson A. Miles Wan
Janos J. Tillman
Edgetick
D. C
I. M. Beutel
Atlanta
Ayit
Fulton County
Atlanta Constitution
Duxbury
Mass
Atate
Daniel Webster
M. Ffl
Webster
Weather Bureau
Galveston
C. P. Huntington
Jeferson
Colorado
Routt
Rio Isimco
North Carolina
Greenshoro
A- M. Farrington
Galveston andTonston
Trinity College
Durham
N.C
Washington Duke
Duke
J. B. Duke
Democratic Congressional
Ias
Congress
Pennsylvania
New York State
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promotes Blood Purity
A public notice hawks Hall's Catarrh Cure, claiming it cures constitutional disease by cleansing the blood and mucous membranes. It asserts medical endorsement and offers free samples via mail order, urging readers to purchase through druggists at 73 Hall Street.
Atlantic Coast Line baggage charge notice
O. W. Railway issues and baggage overage payments will be accepted for excess baggage on Atlantic Coast Line routes. Provisions detail warrants of 825.00 and 320,000 in issues issued by the O. W. Railway to be accepted in payment. Notices dated October 5th 1900 address travel agents in Augusta Georgia and Laurens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Weston Carolini
Ar- Mente
Dineen
O. W
Atlantic Coast Line
Iambu
Newber and
Laurens
Uus
W. J. Crag
Augusta
Local Transfers Mark Year of Change in Rochester Area
The report notes several residents moving within Rochester Place and surrounding towns. John Culburson leaves Rochester Place for Col A J Sitton s price while J Watford moves to Col Sitton s. John Hlansell takes Mrs Rochester s farm and H H Martin rents out his farm to relocate to Texas. Felix Hogge and family rent a farm and plan to join Texans. A correspondent covered the Vien Meeting at Townville praising local hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Culburson
Rochester
A. J. Sitton
J. Watford
Col. Sitton
Fynt
John Hlansell
Ikea
Martin Lina
Texas
Felix Hogge
Lind Wlan
Texans
Townville
Tale
Pensioners and widows across U.S. wars through history
The article notes no Revolutionary War pensioners survive with the last dying in 1800 at 109. It states four Revolutionary War widows remain on pension rolls, plus one surviving War of 1812 veteran, Miranda Cronk, age 100 in Onelin County, New York. It cites about 2,000 Civil War widows on rolls in 1912 and discusses pension growth under a 1901 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibere
Spain
Fa Miran Cronk
Onelin County
New York
Jane
Congress
Farming that Pays at Hickory Grove highlights crops and profits
Mr. W. S. Wilkerson near Hickory Grove reports crop earnings from sorghum straw and hay totaling about 1105 dollars on three plows. He asserts 200 dollars will cover expenses and profits approach 1000 dollars, with notes on wheat fertilization and crab grass hay sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Wilkerson
Hickory Grove
Wilkerson
Weston York
Weduce
J. W. Thomson
Svg
Acre
Lordvitte
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