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Newspaper
Pickens Keowee Courier
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1900
Page
2
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The Geonen News of Seneca and the Koowoo Concer in Walhalla report heated debate as community members push for a stone structure amid objections from local groups and a contentious public hearing schedule. The piece highlights calls for more testimony and claims of neighborly tension shaping the outcome.
The Democratic County Executive Committee met at Wallula in a June session to set minutes, approve a prior record, and consider motions on expanding the list of officers for the upcoming primary. They named local poll workers, outlined election duties, and directed the county secretary to prepare ballots and rosters for upcoming precincts.
Weerarnsven July 4 reports Mrs A R Salou Waynoxsboro Ga Mrs G W Marott and Miss Flora George of Atlanta at Dr Burt Mitchell's for summer. Calhoun family at Groens ends tro vinking J N Summerell of Anderson to preach at Presbytovian church next Sunday. Mrs Narciss White, oldest woman, died aged 99. Lottery news of Capt Wyat Fawkor’s grandson Richard Green serving in U S Infantry in the Philippines. Various visitors study and socialize in Westminster. famine relief aid offered by Southern Expre ss Company. local social events include dances and church services.
A fragmented report describes mail chutes in tall buildings and the risk of misdirected letters. It notes that thousands of letters may accumulate in roof shafts and chutes, with mail being dropped to basements or street boxes, leading to delays and potential loss. The piece mentions urban populations and the volume of correspondence, highlighting postal inefficiencies.
A massive blaze in Hoboken and along the Hudson engulfed a Nordly Gorman Loydstounachip company plot, spreading to four Ocean liners and harbormaster craft. Fire swept a quarter mile from shore, destroying freight on heat stressed ships. at least ten bodies recovered by nightfall with many unidentifiable. Harborside hospitals overflowed with injured. survivors recounted chaos as crew fought to escape burning coal bunkers and machinery.
The State Alliance Convention in Columbia faces a lively session over an $18,000 fund distribution. Key figures include organizers, members, and shareholders debating investments and the future of the alliance’s financial structure amid shifting leadership and potential dissolution risks.
Reports from July note foreign legations in Pekin under prolonged siege with 60,000 troops needed for relief. Baron Von Koteler, German minister, confirmed killed. bodies, including German and other envoys, were mutilated. International forces reported entering Pekin as residents fear a broader conflict.
Uncle Sam Wolps Charleston's Exposition is promoted in Sunday postal notices with a formal recognition by the post office. The excerpt references the Charleston Exposition quality and a distinctive stamp design, described as a grand emblem for the event. Also notes Sharp’s peat discovery on a Linvoux county plantation, valued as fuel.
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President Wagener of UAH RRTON leads the 80th South Carolina Inter State ex position with Cap Wagoner at head of enterprise. The site lies within Charleston corporate limits along the Ashley river. Preliminary grounds work to begin in weeks. A Navy memo notes grounding of the Oregon and a later shipwreck story reports a vessel striking a rock near Chile with life-saving efforts described.
The Prohibition National Convention adjourned sine die after nominating Jol G. Woolley of Illinois for President and LB. Meteat of Wind for Vice President. The program featured a centennial celebration at White Rock Academy with speeches by dignitaries, discussions of religion, education, and civic duties, and a call for unity in the Prohibition cause.
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A list of guardianship appointments and related petitions is presented, naming individuals such as Checolate Heloneinge ti Loh Eaqua MeBenzis Hanry Grace Mokena Denny Clevehul Metengle Salty Joiuie Mekenziey Boupinti Pranti Metenzie and others. The document references legal actions before a council or court, noting petition status and involved parties, with dates and jurisdiction implied by the headings.
Notice announces debtors and creditors of the White estate must present claims for payment within a specified period. It names executors and dates, instructing timely filing to preserve rights and initiate administration under probate law. The notice directs all claimants to submit verified proofs of debt to the executor.
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