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Newspaper
Pickens Keowee Courier
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1901
Page
5
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A large Chicago Auditorium gathering backed Boer resistance to Britain in South Africa. Bourke Cochran led the event with speeches by Judge Brentano and Tuley, adopting resolutions to urge the U.S. President to press Britain toward a peace and to aid Boer women and children with funds.
The passage recalls Civil War losses surpassing earlier conflicts and notes Congress ordered burial sites secured. It cites 304000 total deaths from bullets disease and other causes, with nearly 800000 soldiers interred across seventy nine national cemeteries and graves decorated on a fixed day. Some cemeteries hold over 10000 soldiers, many marked unknown. The piece ends with a tribute to fallen soldiers on the world’s eternal camping ground.
Rev. Caleb McKendree Smith died yesterday at his home near Seneca Oconee county after months of heart trouble. Funeral at Fairview church with Masonic honors. A Methodists leader, he served as Confederate chaplain and state conference president, survived by wife and five children. He was about 77, born in Anderson District. educated against early odds, famed for intellect and service to Oils city and county. He was a 32d degree Mason and a long-time resident at Gross Anchor. His career included military chaplaincy and extensive aid to soldiers.
A New England Farmer tale recounts a court scene where a judge, hearing a pistol violation, offers a deal to the man with a pistol. In a crowded courtroom, nineteen pistols and nineteen dollars appear on the stand as others follow the judge’s provocation and reveal their weapons.
The text advises courting a sweetheart using playful dialect about sweet potatoes. It describes a porch setting and compares potato skin to a beloved’s hair, suggesting flirtatious lines and affectionate language to win favor. The tone is humorous and rustic, centered on courtship rituals.
Work will begin next week on the fourth tobacco warehouse for Florence. It will be ready for next season's business and is expected to be one of the facilities built for storage and distribution in the area. Later on automotives may be used for daily operations.
Schedule notice appears from Pickens R R Co regarding timetable numbers and connections. Mentions Southern Way and Southern Hallway routes, numbered lines, and general timetable coordination under Congral Manager Tanlow.
The Traffic Department announces a fast line service connecting Charleston and Columbia to serve upper South Carolina and North Carolina. The schedule emphasizes expedited travel between these regional hubs and neighboring states.
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