Partnership Notice and Foresta Reserve Debate
A partnership is announced between C. W. Bauknight and J. B. Bauknight under O. W. & J. E. Bauknight with plans to continue patronage. The document also discusses a proposed national forest reserve in the Southern Appalachian region and related federal legislation urged by President McKinley, detailing land purchase, regulations, and state consent provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Bauknight
Baueknight
O.W
J. E. Bauekknight
OC. W. Bauknight
C. W. Bauknight
Sunata
Pritchard
Monee
Richmond Pearson
Mcl
inley + Korthy
Appalachain
Scoretary of Agriculture
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Enya
Secretary of Ages Cultural Hhereby
Treasury of
United States
Landa
Herain
TLE Prehidenis Ligerier
Senate
Louse of Representatives
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Appalachiin
Secretary of Agricultura
Vennessea
William McKinley
South Carolin
South Carona
Thia
Waderal Congress
General Assembly
Ula
Alish Lande
Tanneras
Sensible plan to curb child labor in cotton mills
Columbia Record endorses Col D A Tompkins of Charlotte for proposing a targeted state labor law. The plan would punish parents who use child earnings while living off support and would assign the children's wages to the mother or the children, aiming to address the real problem without broad prohibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anilla
D. A. Tompkins
Charlotte
South
General Assembly
Columbia Record
Thora
Thin State
Menaure
Columbia Daily Record
Washington Letter praises Latimer and Roosevelt exploits
A Washington letter from Meeker Colorado discusses South Carolina Representative Latimer as a hard fighter for bills and well connected in government circles, noting praise from Secretary Wilson and high regard from peers. It also recounts Roosevelt’s Colorado ordeal with wolves, a tree escape, and eventual rescue after a perilous night.
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Washington, D. C
Writers Courier
Your Noway
Oconee County
Congress
Ten. A
Latimer
Third
South Carolina
la Grippe
Ha Navertholosa
Law
Makura
Ttian
Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
R. Tillman
Onpite
Alao
John J. Melaurin
Air State
Phare
Texas Wonder Halla Discovery for Kidney and Bladder
A Texas wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles with Hall's Great Discovery. One bottle promises two months of treatment and a full cure, with testimonials from Horry Jaffordn of 1408 Market St and others endorsing the remedy. Sold by druggists across regions.
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Childeen
Drolh W
Aolo
P.O
Hox
St. Lois
all _AToungytintis
Tollia
Hall
Dan
Turnpike Improvements in Richland County Highlight 1900 Progress
A review of Mr. S. T Owens’s official report shows Richland County rebuilt 200 miles of road and 106 miles of permanent highways since 1898. The project used convict labor and hired help to construct 91 miles of roads, 68 bridges, and extensive drainage, reducing mud and sand that plagued traffic for generations. The State notes the plan began at Columbia and extended outward, with three years of anticipated complete reconstruction of main routes.
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Colansbla Auiyy
Riokiand
Owens
Rlchland
Richland
Mny
Che Tore
Convicta
Han Boons
Columbia
Richland County
Political Reflections and Bills in the Oconee Delegation
W M Brown reports on legislative work in Columbia with focus on child labor, dog tax, theft compensation, and highway bills. He predicts a big fight over the mills bill, opposes measures hindering workers, and notes the Oconee delegation’s steady presence. Weather and local commerce items accompany the political notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C
Lhutthe
Comlumbia
Doniton
Billy
Supreme Court
Dena
Spartanburg
Mma
Herndon
Ben
Oconed
Tom
W. M. Brown
Tax Real Estate Returns and Quinquennial Tax Plan
The Greenville News and Spartanburg Journal discuss reforming real estate taxation under quadrennial cycles. Proposals include annual property returns, stricter enforcement of improvements brought to tax lists, and penalties for evading taxes. Debate centers on simplifying administration and ensuring full, timely returns.
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Columbia
Thors
Greenville News
Pension Triumph for Wright at Statesboro Poor House
Wright an elderly resident of Statesboro Alabama who left the poorhouse after a pension award revealed back pay of 4000 dollars and monthly 72 dollars for life He had earlier been in Union service and after years of hope deferred received funds that let him return to a comfortable home The piece also notes language curiosities about dictionaries and a Bolton incident with a girl’s disturbance.
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Gal
Roosevelt
Bupper
Tio
New York Press
Statesboro
Ala
Wright
Syor
Hia
Tito
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Congressman Lattner
Bovrit Osnoganran
J. W. Bell
Texas
Roddi
Colimbia Hs Dons
Btate
Fis
Effense
Loch
University of Chicago
Chiango
Sayers
Yorkvilla Mnguleer
Heprasuhtallvay Brown
Wingo
Wei
Yorkville
Greenville Nova
DeWitt
Ifnzol
Bouro
Graonville News
al Hat
Alere
Perkiha
Santarion
W. Moore
Hampton Spring
Mauldin
Quilon
Janet Wook
Bolton
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