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Newspaper
Pickens Keowee Courier
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1902
Page
4
An article excerpt surveys the tropical forest's upper and hidden world. It describes arboreal life, parrots, monkeys, squirrels, leopards, and snakes, and contrasts dense canopy life with the lonely undergrowth. It notes villages near clearings, Mang people, and linguistic phrases about entering and emerging from the forest.
A representative questioned Speaker Stevenson about a potential run for Attorney General. He confirms plans to campaign in the Democratic primary next summer, resign from Seaboard Air Line, and refocus business to canvass statewide. The piece also praises newspapers as valuable educational tools in Missouri and highlights a program where students study newspapers weekly.
A memorial to the General Assembly petitions funding for a county and township enrollment plan of Confederate veterans from South Carolina. It argues the effort honors fallen soldiers, aids pension determinations, and requests eight hundred dollars for enrollment books, stationery, and postage, supported by veterans and Daughters of the Confederacy leaders.
New York January 22 ex president Grover Cleveland responds to A B Farquhar on U S Cuba relations. He cites Roosevelt and Root, denounces tariff concessions for sugar interests, says morality governs policy, and warns that embrace of Cuba risks contagion of deadly disease. He notes illness limits and plans to travel south for health.
Reports describe rats creating havoc at the White House in Washington. Visitors have recently seen a rush on floors above the Cabinet room, likened to a bowling alley in operation. Col Bingham urges Congress to fund a new White House or reinforce the old one. Mrs Ade Donia of Washington recalls a home invasion and assault, stating she slept through it and later learned of the episode at the hospital.
The Maryland Senate unanimously adopted an order to remove from the State Library the third volume of Maclay's History of the United States Navy. It also passed a resolution urging Congress to extend a vote of thanks to Rear Admiral Schley for gallantry in the battle of Santiago.
A brief note outlines a rapid transit line proposed between Charleston and Columbia and extending through Upper South Carolina toward North Carolina. Authorities report plans to study feasibility and potential regional impact.
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