Roosevelt Cabinet staying on. McKinley assassin case noted
The article reports President Roosevelt asking current Cabinet members to stay indefinitely though some may resign soon. It notes the McKinley assassin’s conviction and impending sentencing, and includes commentary on politics, districting, and a push by the United Daughters of the Confederacy to unveil the Jefferson Davis monument in 1903. Also mentioned are views on statues and a physician’s crusade against kissing to curb disease spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
South
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Jefferson Davis
Davis Monument Association
Central Committee
J. H. Taylor
Philadelphia
Taylor
Philadelphia Board of Health
Atlanta Journal Urges McKinley Memorial in South
The Atlanta Journal notes a proposed McKinley memorial in Atlanta with about 5000 dollars already raised. It recalls McKinley’s December 15 1898 remarks at a peace jubilee praising Confederate graves care and shared loyalty to the flag, urging a southern erection and rapid completion.
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Atlanta
South
Mids Caroline Shearer Dies at Brother’s Home
Holland's Store items report Caroline Shearer dying last Sunday night after months with dropsy. She was about 75 and noted as remarkable. Her parents were buried beside, funeral by Rev. J R Marlo Monday at Providence. Heavy rains harmed crops and bridges with corn submerged and bridges washed away.
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Caroline Shearer
A. Ff. Sharer
Jast
Providence
J. R. Marlo
J. J. Little
McGee
Toney Creek News Deaths and community notes in local column
Two Holliday children died within hours of each other from diphtheria, buried at Shady Grove. The family faces ongoing illness with another sick child. Community sympathy from J M Cox Jr and others. Local editor Langston and mother visit Maggie Norris. various residents ill or traveling. Stock Show plans, church meeting at Broadmouth, vegetables scarce but potatoes plentiful.
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Angel of Death
Walter Holliday
Shady Grove
Hoth
Holliday
Calhoun
C. C. Langston
Maggie Norris
Andrew OU. Norris
Texas
Cox
Mira
Mary Acker
Anderson
W.H. Acker
Dian
J. F. Mattison
Broadmouth
Harris Bridge Notes Reflect Autumn Joy and Tragedy
Local Harris Bridge area items note September’s arrival bringing both happiness and sorrow. Mentions President McKinley's death, a bereaved widow, and several travels and family visits including Mrs. Sue Martin and Mrs. Dodd Wilson. A Corton Picken.
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McKinley
Fry
John D. Aisin
Holton
Hay
bin Two
Sue Martin
Dodd Wilson
Mra
Nelame
Georgia
J.J. Wilson
Mattie Holder
I~berion
Hester
Corton Picken
Local Notes From Keenville And Nearby
Aaron News reports social visits and notices from Keenville and nearby: Beulah Leach returns from Bolton. J W Gentry spoke for Midway Church in Donalds. Daisy Dueworth and Vanna Smith guests of Maude Guyton. L M Mahaney to become Townville Graded School principal. Mrs M Dickson of Watson Mill owns a productive hen. editor praised for fair, balanced reporting and high readership among AndersonCounty residents. Mr R A Gentry and Claude Harris attended Mountain Spring picnic. Miss Mamioing and Josie Jolly visited elt. L W Gentry visiting W W Knight in Pendleton. closing Notes from Onseaves.
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J. Hi
Claude Neui
Keenville
Beulah Leach
Bolton
J. W. Gentry
Midway Church
L. M. Mahaney
Hopewell
Townville
M. Dickson
Watson’, Mill
Dickson Blye
Erizen
Tiedan
Yepertoria
McLaurin
Anderson
R. A. Gentry
Claude Harris
Harrie’ Bridge
Mountain Spring
Isses Mamioing
Josie Jolly
Elt
L. W. Gentry
W. W. Knight
Pendleton. Onseaves
The Magout One Price Store Opens In Ander City
Ambrosox 1900s letter announces opening of The Magout, a one price store next to the post office in Ander City and the County. The proprietor pledges low prices, a wide range of goods, and six bargain days weekly, inviting customers to inspect wares and shop with cash only. The letter emphasizes honesty, customer satisfaction, and money back if not satisfied.
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Ambursox
Tog
Zist
Andaizon City
D.O, Brown & Bro
Velucia
Anderop
Niles
Iuanita
Anlil
Plata Nguren
Gooday
New York
McCormick
Euse
McCormick Syd
Mrs McKinley Maintains Calm Posture In Secluded Drive
Canver O Sept 223 Dr Rixey reports no material change in Mrs McKinley condition and notes she is holding up well. A two hour open carriage outing with Dr Rixey and Mrs Barber followed a cemetery visit and aimed to aid sleep and appetite. A wreath from Russia arrived via Judge Day and a local ad noted aquina practices at the Munk House.
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Tate
McKinlay
Morrow
Maine
Goldman
General Assembly
Cicero
Congress
House of Representatives
Capitol
Washington
Hightown
Holland's Store
Berk
Toney Creek
Aaron News
MO. A. Austin and
the Magnet
Ulidereigard
V. Hy Eekierd
J. F. Wats Marin Sadiler Swatscs
Aint Oerrsers
Mrs. McKinley
A. Reed Munk
Bleckley & Fretwell
Bleckley
J. Fret Well
State of
South Carolina
R. ¥. H. Nance
W. Hi. Shearer
Caroline Sitter
Anderson Court House
R. Y. H, Nance
Asma
Firmim Thia
Vandiver Bros. Eey
Masonic Temple
the Peoples Bank
W.E Marshall
Granite Row
W. F. Marshall & CO
Ten Cent
Buck's
Buck's Steel
Julius H. Weil & Co
John
John A. Hayes
M. Buchanan
Masonic Tampla
Lhis Tate
Sullivan Hardware CO
Lange
Fat
Fairy
Atuil
Cy. Frank
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