Local News Snippets From Walhalla 1902
In Walhalla on June 11 1902 readers see notices of ads and obituaries with free space up to one hundred words and one cent per word beyond. Items include remarks on religious debates and local figures as well as plans for rail lines from Charleston to Summerville and Columbia to Lexington. Also reports on Senator Tillman opposing a Charleston postmaster and a Cuban baptism in Cuba. An examination for revenue cutter service cadets is announced with age and application details.
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Walhalla
Columbia
Lexington Court House
Tillman
Wtil 88
Charleston
Roosevelt
Carolina
Columbia Dune
Revenue Cutter Service
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D.C
Flo” Tier
Arnold
Ter
Tam
Iris
Ife
Jackson University
Lusk
Tier
Late Lord Pauncefote Left Little Property and Debt
Washington reports reveal Lord Pauncefote died nearly penniless with few assets. His sole holdings included a louse in Vendon and a London house mortgage. He had a salary of 2500 for embassy duties and entertaining, no entailed estate, and died with minimal wealth. Separately, Syracuse reports Rev Stirling renounced Presbyterianism for Episcopalian beliefs, after years of church shifts and law studies in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pauncefote
Vendon
London
Syracuse
Presbyterian Church
Su Jing
Episcopal Church
Hantington
New York
Stirling
Stiling
Treland
New York City
McKinley
Anderson Daily Mail
Agen- Washington
The Romance of Irby Wallace and Tier Stephens
Tier Stephens and Arnold Kdrones reunite at Sunny Side after two years away. Irby Wallace, a poised suitor, writes a lengthy betrothal letter to Tier, who plans to wed him while concealing a growing bond with Arnold. Tension rises as Arnold’s affections clash with Tier’s upcoming marriage, leading to a confrontation and emotional turmoil.
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Winderville
Heaven
Earth
Brom
Irby Wallace
Arnold
Asiator
Wallace
Tier
Tam
Bennetsburgh
Anger
Indy
Tahal
Mra
Kdronen
Mer
Iler
Tie
Ile
Stephens
Sam Irby
White Slavery in the South defended by Piedmont mills leader
Col. James J. Orr, head of Piedmont Cotton Mills, responds to The Philistine article “White Slavery in the South.” He refutes claims of Northern control, child labor abuse, and mill conditions in South Carolina, asserting Southern management, high modern equipment, and laws restricting work hours. He cites mills’ growth from 14 to 130 since 1801 and emphasizes workers’ pride and education while denying widespread exploitation.
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Albert Hubbard
Israel
The
Philistine
Lovon
Jas. J. Orr
Piedmont Cotton Milla
C. H. Sampaon
Boston
Mass
South
South Carolina
Massachusetts
New England
Cspital
Draper Company
Europe
Anoh Mills
Piedmont
Pelzer
Belton
Anderson Mills
Abbeville
Greenville
Newberry
England
Bolton
Anderson
Pereso Celsee
Degener Aton
State school funding and politics spark dispute
A letter criticizes 62 of 130 local mills for high education spending while touting state education free of tuition and long school terms. The writer contrasts with Governor Altgeld and condemns church leaders. Also, a Havana dispatch notes Maine wreck decorations for American fallen. Clemson calm with McKinley cards near release. and Glenaon College reported progress as July 1 approaches.
Picens R R Co Schedule May 2 1902 Daily Except Sunday
Schedule listing times for multiple stops and connections on May 2 1902. Mentions Ferguson s Parson s Mauldin s V Var an s and Baylugh General Manager. Includes noon and afternoon departures with several station names and railway connections.
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Eifeot
Matsuda
Ferguson
Parson
Mauldin
Kasey
Ly Mokooaat
Cs. Coc
Ly Ferguson
Cce
Pan Ly Varnon
Ars
Ar Baaley LY. Fo
Souths Railway
Wick Accuuncen Itallay
Southern Railway No
Ghanee
Roursera Railway No
Reany
TTR
Baylug
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Che Reotwee
Jaynes, Shelor, ‘Smith & Stece
RT. Jaynes, J. W. Shelor
Insc
Tve
Red Sea
Virginia D. Young
Fairfax
Bryan
Angel Ieilorin
Mont Petee
Ite
Secretary of State
Summerville
A. J. Williams
Cuba
United States
Meeets
Especi Nor
Lord Pauncefote
Ler Stephens
Chapter
Nler
Mary Etta
Mary Etta Jackson
Mary Elia
Hler
Tutt
Jas. L. Orr
Ragaine Weller
Ozs Ashe
Nawaine
G. J. Moffett
J. Mobfett
Joel
Walhall
ST. Louis
Isan A
Blue Ridge Railway CO
Belton and
Walnalla
Ian
Las
AGILE
West
Denver
Auton
Pendleton
Sherry
Seneca
Weat Union
Walmalla
Phinney’s
James's
Sandy Springs
H. GC. Beattie
KR. Anderson
Altgeld
James L. Orr
Havana
Tribune
Maine
Palma
Clemson
Ww. Munt
J. C
Southern Railway
Cemmer
Oqareween
New Orleanie
Atlanta
Cima Land
Florida Pointe
Lemokburg
DamvAll
Richmond
Bam
Chaii Geunt
HW. Hardwick
WY. M. Taylor
Mant
Goa
Pass
Agen
D.C
Farseiek
Weabington
Bureau of Soils
Agricultural Department
Greenwood
Laurens
Johnson
Latimer
Talbert
Ibis
Walhal
Wathalle
Thompson
Ocongo Station
Fr. Ervin
Henry Broothers
Cane Creek
F. Ervin
J. W. Ffolfernan
P. Dendy
G.C. Probst
S. C
C. W. Pitchford Co
Houns
Pan
W. F. Austin
J. Srumnana
E. L. Hienwaon
Stribling & Herndon
Walstalla
Jaynes
J. W. Bhelor
Jaynes & Shelor
Attorneys-At-Law
Atlantic Coast Line
Trafic Department
Upper South Carolina
North Carolina
Carr
Weerwang
Sumter Ariive
Prosperity
Newbery
Clinton
Lauren Greenville
Spartanburg
Leave Sumter
Arive Camden
Lanecaster
Rock Hill
Yorkville
Hruthertornton
Hendersonville
Asheville
Hendertonville
N. M. Emerson
J. Ry Kenly
T. M. Emerson
Picens R. R. Co
J. G.rvanh, Prealae
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