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Newspaper
Pickens Keowee Courier
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1900
Page
6
Obituary notices and tributes of not over one hundred words will be printed free of charge. Any over that number must be paid for at the rate of one cent per word. Cash to accompany manuscript.
An OCR fragment from Walialla on April 1 1000 contains geopolitical chatter about Queen Victoria political aims Anderson and Pelzer Bellon Lee. It references Spartanburg Confederate veterans meetings, Dewey support, and a South political landscape with mentions of McKinley administration and late 19th century U.S. party dynamics.
The News and Courier notes an upcoming solar eclipse of 1847, detailing its path from Newberry to the coast, with a central line near a long Paris to New York alignment. It describes how observers will see the moon cover the sun, the corona, and the darkness, and urges preparation for both old and young to view the event with informed interest.
The article explains how solar eclipses occur more rarely than lunar ones, noting two solar eclipses per year at minimum and detailing how Earth’s shadow and the Moon’s path create varied eclipse patterns. It cites rare superlative years and mentions a notable total solar eclipse over the United States and in London, with references to historical dates and places.
A fragmented note discusses critiques of newspapers and the county press amid a political campaign. It questions reader superiority over editors, urges balanced space for opinions, and warns against partisan manipulation in reporting.
A garbled report from Charleston shows requests to invite the President to a meeting at the White House and coverage of a Sunday School Convention program. The text mentions dates, speakers, and church groups, with unclear sequencing and several fragmented names and places.
The jury found Colonel Neal not guilty in the breech of trust and grand larceny case at the penitentiary. The defense called no witnesses. Tomorrow Neal faces another trial for appropriating state funds in general. Also noted: Supreme Court decision denying a revenue bond dispute, and various notes on politics, health, and agriculture figures.
Olga Nethersole and her company faced restraint over the play Sapo but a jury last week found the production acceptable. The company plans to stage performances after further cleaning and decency adjustments, inviting public viewings in New York.
Readable bits show a dispute or confrontation among individuals including Adina Dewey and others. The passage describes arrangements, remarks about clothing, and a line about not taking more of a substance. An Admiral comment shifts the tone toward a movement and a prescription remark appears.
A garbled OCR line touts Castoria for infants with children and the buyer’s signature claim. It references Lepthitia and a distorted health claim, mentioning Atlanta and a one year win, but the readable facts are fragmentary and unclear.
The article describes a severe grip outbreak spreading widely across rural and urban areas, with sudden onset and high fevers. It notes dangers of pneumonia, long post-illness weakness, and emphasizes preventive care, hygiene, temperance, and rapid medical attention for symptoms. It cites media reports and urges vigilance amid variable seasonal changes.
A historical notice describes the New York World thrice weekly edition offering an affordable daily-like service with political coverage and extensive resources. It notes subscription pricing, a plan to provide readers with widespread access, and mentions an administrator settlement and estate details linked to the publication.
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