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Newspaper
Pickens Keowee Courier
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1902
Page
2
Personal notices of feapoot and tributes under one hundred words are printed free of charge. Notices over the limit cost one canta word. Cash must accompany the submission.
Four years after Walhalla’s 1898 fire destroyed twenty three businesses and caused heavy losses the town rebuilt rapidly. The community united to improve infrastructure and commerce, turning disaster into growth and prosperity while urging continued cooperative effort for future progress.
Anne Tat reports peace has been proclaimed between British and Boers in South Africa. The piece notes the Boers did not gain independence but secured key concessions, while Britain bears massive costs in lives and money. It critiques officials and stresses Boer perseverance and liberal treatment won in the surrender.
Obituary notes the death of Rev. B M Palmer at 84 in New Orleans after a trolley accident left him unable to recover. It recalls his role as a leading Southern Presbyterian figure, moderator, author, and long pastorate in New Orleans, with details of his career across Columbia Savannah and Anderson. The funeral drew thousands and followed his wish for no sermons.
London reports hint that the Boers may have conceded all demanded terms except independence. A mining official says compensation for destroyed farms could reach 50 million dollars, with Britain promising a nominal loan as war indemnity and Boers granted political rights. Critics say ministers bought peace on onerous terms after costly efforts and grave losses.
Married at Featory Hill b Dr. A Johna Ramsey and Mr. Guy Meredith. A baseball game between Walhalla and Westminster drew a large crowd with a 14 to 13 finish. Miss Kate Harris concluded a private school term with a large recital of students. The Anderson Cotton Oil Mill bought the local cotton ginnery plant. A congregational elder and deacons election was planned for June. Miss Rosetta Hammett died at 17. several locals traveled to Atlanta or Greenville. The Shuttle Mill arm injury was minor. church institute meetings were held. mill upgrades announced. excursion to Atlanta.
A flood of party statements announces candidates for Congress and various local offices in Oconee County. Names include Wyatt Aiken Isaac McCalla Mason Simdtine Geonax Watts John St Zachary J M Munn Narwanten Pan tie8 W F Martin G L Clara P H Isnet Jos C Alexander E C Dour Con R A Thompson W M Brown Care A TL Kutason J P Kiesx D A Smyrht S O Smyth W S Pricitanhoroby M Conn Koward Gawrr D Frank McAlliter and others seeking Democratic primary selection for offices such as County Commissioner Superintendent of Education Treasurer Representative Auditor Judge of Probate County Supervisor and more.
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