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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1900
Page
1
A bold advertisement pledges satisfaction with every sale and invites customers to report any clothing hat or fur goods that failed to meet value. It promises no statute of limitations and asks readers to share misbehaving items to redeem the pledge.
Governor McSweeney issued a post primary address praising the Tuesday vote and urging a full term to continue his businesslike administration. He asserts strong enforcement of the dispensary law, defends his record, and predicts victory in the second primary, citing support from Charleston and Columbia business groups and continued statewide backing.
The News and Courier reports Tillman was scratched by about 18,000 voters in statewide returns, far from a majority. It compares Tillman’s tally to the governor’s and notes county variations, with implications for post election races and party leadership.
In Columbia Hoyt campaign offices open led by C. C. Featherstone as principal organizer. Patron interview notes Hoyt’s stronger primary showing than expected and predicts good odds for victory in the second primary. Local observers, including Patterson and Besweeney, comment on Governor McSweeney’s stance and political maneuvers.
Reports from Vrangeburg county describe farming strains and weather damage while Colum bian hosts a $1,000,000 capital venture to develop Ring Jaw Shoals near Augnata Georgia. News covers deaths by lightning in Pickens and Spartanburg counties, fires causing losses, a rail crossing accident, and political shifts in Charleston.
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