President Roosevelt to Visit Charleston About March 20
The Courier reports President Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt will visit Charleston in late March. The exact date is not fixed, but the trip is planned for on or around March 20. The mention notes Roosevelt’s resolve against political interference by Jim Tillman and aims to reassure readers of a dignified, orderly visit.
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Roosevelt
Charleston
Jim ‘Tillman
South Carolina
Harry Davis
Perry Davis
Edo Prince Hoory
New York
Kilmer
ECS
Klimer
Bright
Ki Heras
Tillman requests Roosevelt to decline sword presentation
The small gesture by Lieutenant Governor James H Tillman to ask President Roosevelt to withdraw his acceptance of presenting the sword to Major Micah Jenkins during the Charleston visit is noted as a mere token. The Washington Post voices sharp satire calling Tillman a wasteful display, likening him to shaving an ass.
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James H.tillman
Roosevelt
Micah Jenvis
Charleston
South Carolina
Washington
Jim Tillman
Charleston Exposition praised and urged for statewide support
The Charleston Exposition in South Carolina is described as a vast enterprise with monumental grounds and notable buildings including the Government and Fisheries exhibits. It praises northern visitors and urges South Carolinians to visit, support, and spend time learning in the Agricultural Building and other displays, noting lack of county representation but widespread merit.
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Charleston
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
United States
Flere
South Carolina
Spartanburg
Joan
McSweensy
Reggard
Danger of Colds and La Grippe Remedy Claim
Claim that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy prevents pneumonia and shortens illnesses from colds and la grippe. Asserts widespread use with no pneumonia cases among users. praises ease of taking and quick relief. Advertisement notes sale by J. W. Bell.
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Chamberlain
J. W. Bell
Personal Privilege Defends Against Attacks on Character
A local defense letter attacks allegations about support payments and estate dealings. The writer denies wrongdoing, asserts that statements are false, and cites agreements with the Oconee News and Macaulay cases. Directors corroborate that no improper funds were taken, and a detailed accounting letter is offered for vindication.
Oconee News feud letter defends Prince facts and Earle issues
A letter defending Prince’s account and criticizing J K Earle and editor Karle appears in the Oconee News. It questions accounting records from 1897 to 1909, alleges mismanagement by Macaulay and stockholders, and accuses Karle of bias while urging disclosure of stockholder lists and payments. It frames the dispute as a public matter of honesty in the local newspaper business.
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The
News
Oconee News
TK. Verner
J. R. Earle
Atock
Macaulay
Stribi & Harndon
G. H. Prince
Prince & Earley
J. R Earle
Prince
Earle
Wm. J. Stribling
J. K. Earle
Karle
Valhalla
Walhalla
Julia Johnson
Bigx
Ugg
Walbally
Eigen Ae
Staolf
Mra
Mosars
Floyd
Crisp
Mr. Garlo
N. W. Macaulay
Neil
Smutl
Oconee County
Keowoo
Purity the Blood and the Botanic Blood Balm Cure Claims
An advertisement touts Purity the Blood using Botanic Blood Balm to cure ulcers scrofula skin conditions and fatigue. It promises life vigor and rich blood with a $1 bottle and offers a free trial by writing Blood Balm Co. Atlanta. Sold by J H Darby.
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Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
J. H. Darby
What has the General Assembly done
Editors Keowee Courter note the acts published are fewer and local in scope. A drainage act tied to constitutional amendments in 1895 and 1901 saw debate and defeats. no lasting relief yet. A new county officers salary act set pay for Clerk and Sheriff, constables fees, and salaries for education, auditor, treasurer, coroner.
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Keowee Courter
I. State
General Assembly
fTome
Prince
Anderson
Grea Toxponko
Oconoe
Oconee
jSherif
Onoh
Brown
Oconoo
B. A. Morgan
Greenville
Law changes on roads and taxation in the 1902 session
The article reviews the 1902 General Assembly actions on road work rules and the one dollar commutation tax, noting Senate and House disagreements resolved by conference committees. It cites new quarterly supervisor reports replacing county treasurer reports, extended tax payment deadlines, and Governor approval of most acts. It also mentions Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a health note.
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Houde
Wax Ounneman
Great Manure
Thiaract
Senate
House
Thone
Thoae
General Assembly
Senators Tillman and McLaurin Censured by Senate
Washington February 28 Senate censured Senators McLaurin and Tillman of South Carolina for disorderly behavior during the open session on February 22. The majority favored a formal censure with suspension details debated. minority urged harsher penalties and recognized differences in offenses. Tillman apologized after volatile remarks, while McLaurin defended his conduct as provoked.
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Tillman
Tillman Polony
Aleo
Sonaton Mobauriay
McLaurin
Committee
Senate
Wu DrMoonara Priamar
Bailey
Texas
Yecer
Pmitumard
South Urion
South Carolina
Washington
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Pritchard
Burrows
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Pot
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Blackburn
Pettus
Foster
Dubois
Gallinger
Platt
Connecticut
Michigan
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Benjamin KR
John DL. McLaurin
Se &Nators
Mlaurin
Two Hanged in Asheville in 1901 Post Office Robbery
In Asheville North Carolina February 26 1901 four men plotted to rob Samuel Alexander's combined post office and store at Kama. Alexander defended himself seizing a revolver and wounding Dudley Johnson in a dramatic struggle. Johnson Hunter Gates and Mills were captured and later executed or imprisoned after clemency for Gates and Mills. Alexander later married his fiancée who visited him as he lingered near death. The incident led to national sympathy and praise from the Postmaster General.
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Asheville
N.G
Johnson
Soria
Bight
North Carolina
Charles Krory
Smith
Samuel Alexander
Kama
Ashe=ville
Alexander
Nafe
Dudley Johnson
Ben Hunter
Theature
Russell Gates
Harry Mills
Charlotte
Aycock
United States
Gates and
Mills
Notice to Heirs for Final Settlement in Oconee Probate
A notice published by W S Hunt as surviving executor seeks leave to make final settlement and discharge of the estate of Panes Arepal deceased in Oconee South Carolina. The application will be heard before A Smith Esquire Judge of Probate at Walhalla Court House on Thursday April 10, 1902 at 11 in the forenoon. March 6 1902. 1015 Notice to Builders.
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A. Smith
South Carolina
Walhalla Court House
Panes Arepal
W. 5S
HUNT
Spencer Stegall
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Nebraska
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International Rural Clinic
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Ben Davis
New Orleans
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Jock
Rome
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Asneta
State Mutual Life and Annuity Association
Trinity Sustem
Janyon
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