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Newspaper
Pickens Keowee Courier
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1900
Page
1
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The group known as Glue Women of the State plans a convention in Charleston next month. Organizers said the event will bring together members from chapters across the state to discuss community projects and funding opportunities.
Ida M. Lining issues the circular on the South Carolina federation convention to be held in Charleston next month. The article traces the federation's history from 1908, highlighting library extension efforts, traveling libraries, kindergartens in factories, and education scholarships led by Mrs. Coleman and Mrs. Adams, while praising the movement's growth from Seneca to Chester and statewide impact.
Newberry D C March 17 The Third District Republican convention divided after a midnight split over delegates to the National Convention. Tolbert and Hendrix backed the regular count while Cochran Merrick led an alternate group with delegates from Anderson and Pickens. Delegates Tolbert Hendrix supported McKinley.
Secretary Gage explains the financial bill in plain terms. He outlines gold standards, redemption funds, and new powers for treasury to maintain parities. The plan reshapes notes, bonds, silver policy, and national banking rules, with detailed effects on cash balances, bond swaps, and bank circulations.
A fragment recalls Dr John Trall's wish that his epitaph read he preached Christ and taught the whole Bible, praising his work in a Presbyterian context.
Comparative note on Dutch settlement in Cape Colony and English colonization in North America. Describes Dutch states in South Africa with Transvaal and Orange Free State, their populations, revenues, cultivation, and trade. Contrasts with English colonial expansion, New York history, and broader political and economic observations from the era.
The article notes rising fertilizer shipments and tax receipts as farmers plan for a larger cotton crop, with rail and factory activity cited as context. It also discusses women’s citizenship, citing suffrage as not just voting but participation in community health, happiness, and prosperity, highlighting Mrs MEW Coleman’s railroad travel initiative.
Senator Clark of Montana admits spending one hundred fifty thousand dollars on his senatorial campaign. The remark calls his presence a reproach to the Senate and the nation, noting the contrast with a five thousand dollar yearly salary and pondering the twelve month interest on ten thousand.
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