Liberty Bell Exhibits at Charleston Exposition
The Liberty Bell will be on display at the Charleston Exposition. The Republican Executive Committee met in Columbia this week and endorsed Geo. I. Huggins for collector of internal revenue. In Charleston a depot agent, J. M. Bill of Groves, was shot three times by a masked man who demanded surrender. A Camden mill worker, Mattie Marous, shot and killed her husband Monty Marous after he advanced with a knife. Local reports cover a variety of crime, politics, and society notes across the region, including murder, flight, and public service updates.
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Liberty Bell
Charleston
Republican Executive Committee
Columbia
Woek Sud
I. Huggins
J. M. Bill
Groves
Iag
Estra
Mattie Marous
Camden
Monty Marous
Dillon
Baker Gasque
Roosevelt Dinners and South Policy Keep South in Focus
From Washington Oct 41 1901 a Capitol view notes President Roosevelt’s dinner invitation to a Southerner stirring talk of Cabinet posts and party realignments. The piece weighs race politics and the South’s role, plus Roosevelt’s stance on Philippine and Cuban deployments and tariff subsidies.
A Reply to Mr Ashley and the Soldiers’ Cause
A lengthy blast against Josh Ashley as a political target and alleged critic of state monuments. The author defends veterans of the Civil War era, denounces demagoguery, and calls for adherence to patriotic principles. References to the Battle of Mount Calvary and a Soldiers Home frame the argument amid broad public hurt over taxation and political comment.
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Kiron EveniGexcel
Josh Ashley
Josh
Hay
Leo
Jackson
Hampton
Jordan
Ike
Potomac
Lyyar
Mount Calvary
St. Peter
Annual State Fair Rail Rates from South Carolina
Southern Railway announces round trip rates from points across South Carolina to Columbia for the State Fair. One way fare plus 50 cents admission, minimum adult 1.00 and child 50 cents. Bands in uniform may receive larger discounts on group tickets. Some travel by November arrival. For details contact Southern Railway.
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Southern Railway
South Carolina
Asheville
Charlotte
Augnata
Savannah
Columbia
D. C
Fair Grounds
Ind
Colombia
Yateg
Ealler
Rathweas
Appointment of George St Koester as South Carolina Collector
Hon D C Oat day appoints George St Koester Collector of Internal Revenue for South Carolina. Koester, editor of The Columbia Record, a bright young man, supports Senator McLaurin's Commercial Democracy. The move signals a break with white Republicans and highlights Melanins influence with the president as Tillmanites claim disruption of the Democratic party. Dr Chiyton expected to become U S Marshal to succeed Lawson W Melton.
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D.C
George St. Koester
Internal Revenue
South Carolina
Esa
Webster
Koester
Charleston
Columbia Record
A Singh Tae
Senator McLaurin
Serato MelLanrin
de. Chiyton
Enid
U.S. Marshall
Lawson W. Melton
Specinl
Ircouville
Corner Creek farmers harvest crops and discuss deep plowing
In Corner Creek area farmers report fair corn yields and improving home food supplies, while cotton lags at two thirds a crop. J N Shite ley and Wm Rickets test deep plowing on an acre each, with ground broke thirteen inches, harrowed, and fertilized as they monitor results. Regular social notes recount weddings, visits, and church news.
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Anderson and
Howes Path
Messia
J. N. Shiteley
Wm. Rickets
G. F. Bigby
Anderson
Kay-Bigby
Lona Gassaway
Bethel
Janie Bigby
Williamston
Leila Cargile
Marshall Bigby
Miss Modena
Abbeville
J.N. Shirley
Severnl Oz
Antreville
W. B. Hawking
Barker's Creek Church
Hawkins
John Way
Emma Higby
Afelock
Duncan
Beaploe
Velver
Tome
Tyan
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B.C. Evans & Co
Anderson, S.C
Lion Seoe
Femme
Mecully Bros
State News
Augusta
Hollway
State Pair Association
Greenwood
Font
T. B. Teo
Calvin M. Smith
Pickens County
Smith
J.J. Grafton
United Brace
F. B. Tynes
Greenvill
Lillie Kennedy
Sieeney
Lynes
University of North Carolina
Clemson
Raleigh
Ncc
W! B. McDaniel
Greenville
Spartanburg County
C. P. Sims
Sims
McSwoenay
General Assembly
McMahan
Molihee
Lee County
McSweeney
Charion Mapux
Warvard University
Loti
Congress
Navy
Oregon
Leopold
Belgium
United States
Allea
Fox
W. M. Kenyon
Chicago
Omaha
Neb
I Nota
Edwie Lonngecker
Philadelphia
Pete T. Coglan
Virginia Iron Furnaces
Middlesborough
Clark
Montana
Sugar Trust
Cuba
Henry C. West
Palatka
I la
Department of Agriculture
Atlanta Journal
McKinley
Auburn
Orison
Czolgosz
Misa Stone
Oliver Stevens
Boston
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Kencky
Bulletin of the
Census Bureau
Johane Most
New York
Louis Hoyt Holmes
Springfield
Holmes
Agricultural Department
Washington
Iadaan
John T. Stewart
Sumper County
Wichita
Lawrence RB. Greenwood
North Carolina
Sir Walter Raleigh
Roosevelt
Pension Bureau
Evans
Mrye
American Sut Ae School Union
Florida
Wastiskas
Hoosevelt
South
Wis
Booker Washington
White House
Kooner
Inter
Tims
Jones
Alabama
Morgan
Senate
House
Samar
War Department
Otis
Chaffee Haa
Brent
Foreign Service
Sud Gomiend
Teddy King
Les Reedm
Hig
Manila
Uncle Sau
Mr. Ashley
Corner Creek
Queroword
Ysudinu Bros
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