10 Sep 1902
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1902
Page
1
For Men Boys and Children it may be early to buy Fall suits but we are ready. Come in and view our line. We pledge fair prices and a broader selection. Our clothing is reliable and priced to beat any in town as our stock grows with demand.
Nearly 750 applicants seek admission to Winthrop while a Greenville to Spartanburg trolley is proposed through mill towns. The era records a boy killed by a freight train in Winnsboro as political and local events unfold in South Carolina. Authorities note a Laurin real estate visit to Greenville and state figures report cotton production gains. Also reported are local accidents, deaths, and civic plans including a dam project below Columbia and a carnival with the State Fair group.
A garbled OCR summary reports burglars stealing stamps and money from a pontifical fund, violent incidents in Texas and Alabama, disease outbreaks in North Carolina, a New York slander case, constitutional actions in Alabama, and a southern railway plan to run a fast mail train New York to New Orleans, plus noted deaths and diversions.
Inat locale notes recount visitors and health stories from Townville. Mary Shelor of Seneca visits Lizzi Bryce. Maj. J. W. Guines and family of Hartsville, D. C., stay with J. S. Gaines. Clara Hunt visits Westminster relatives. Ghy McCarley with uncle near Andersen. Mrs Hattie Cleveland of Venta Fin visits Suttles matriarch. J J Felton of Anderson visits father J C Speares. Hall Grant of Seneca visits Henry Crooks. W N Brace visits B Bagwell of Seneca. typhoid convalescence for Annie Campbell and brother J E. Olive still ill. W F M Fant ill. W H Boggs of Central visits. Pleas Mahattey and Jonn Harris attend Union Meeting at Lebanon. Nora Morgan visits cousin Mrs George Singleton. C E Fant of Johns Ala visits. Fant family to move to Alabama with Pansy.
Holland's Store reports a successful Singing Convention held last weekend with music led by noted professors from Georgia, Pickens, Anderson, Hartwell, and others. The event featured a strong address by Rev. J B Earle, notable attendees, and a renewed officer slate. Local agriculture and harvest news accompany updates on congress candidate Dr. Smith and community health amid fall activities.
President Roosevelt averted a fatal collision with an electric car in Pittsfield as his carriage was struck. Secret Service Agent Wm Craig died instantly, driver David J Pratt was injured, and Mary Cortelyou and Governor Crane sustained minor injuries. The President endured only a light facial bruise.
Pendleton residents and neighbors share visits with relatives and friends across nearby towns. Mrs. Wills Newton and Mrs. Henry Roovesa hosted guests, while Misses Gadig and Mamie Garricon spent several days with relatives in Fondieton. Third Quarterly Conference for Pendiston Circuit held at Sand Springs with sermons by Rev. J. Marion Rodgers and Presiding Elder Wilson.
R H NANCE serves as Judge of Probate and Special Referee on September 10. The notice records his appointment and official capacity in the probate matter.
City schools to open Monday September with supervision available daily in the office. Entrance tickets issued to applicants to cover seating capacity and incidental fees. Walton, City Superintendent.
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