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The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1902

Page

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Pittsburg Tornado Strikes City Causing Severe Damage

A violent tornado swept Pittsburg around noon with extensive property damage and multiple injuries. Many houses toppled, trees uprooted, and telephone lines down. Knoxville Presbyterian church faced a collapsed chimney and roof, trapping worshippers. several injured, with at least five not expected to recover. At Robinson Run U P church near McDonald lightning struck the spire, toppling onto the roof and injuring worshippers, two of whom were certain to die.

Pittsburg Knoxville J. W. English U.P McDonald

Tillman Shuns Investigation in Senate Clash Over Treaty

Washington March 27 Senator Tillman of South Carolina resists probing charges against Senator McLaurin over the Spain treaty ratification and federal patronage. McLaurin supports the inquiry, backed by Senators Hannar and Pritchard, while Barrows, committee chair, seeks to avoid a probe. The dispute hinges on past votes and alleged inducements cited by Republicans and reported by the New York Sun.

Washington Senator Tillman South Carolina MeKauen Pritchard Inow Committee On Privileges and Elections McLaurin Hannar Barrows Tillman Spain McEnery Attagle Sbermi Sare Amalian Neaad New York Sun

President Roosevelts veto challenges war court powers

The president vetoed a relief bill for Emanuel Clauser arguing it would extend congressional power to overrule a court martial. He noted similar issues in the Howell case and questioned Congress’s authority to compel revocation of a military sentence. He says the bill could exceed constitutional pardoning power and raise doubts about Congress authorizing such actions.

Washington Roosevelt House Emanuel Clauser Senate James W. Howell Secretary of Congress Secretary of War

Five Die On Manila Voyage Arriving Kilpatrick

The transport Kilpatrick reached San Francisco from Manila with nearly 1,000 aboard including the Seventeenth Infantry and discharged soldiers. Five deaths occurred during the voyage, including Mrs. B. F. Pope widow of Lt. Col. B. R. Pope who died shortly after departure from Manila while returning her husband’s remains.

San Francisco Kilpatrick Manila BF. Pope B.R. Pope

Hatfield Hatfield feud flare in Kentucky mountains

Sensational reports describe a deadly feud clash near Pike County Kentucky involving the Hatfields and Rutherfords. Deputies Watts and Rutherford confronted Ephrain Hatfield at his father’s home on Blackbarpy Creek. both officers and Hatfields were killed, with significant family ties and a history of violence surrounding the feud.

Williamiston Wy Va Mitfelds Harry Wars Pe Wo Palace Hotel Dot Iutterford Ephrian Hatfield South Cara Jing Hatfeld Pike County Watts Rutherford Nohriam Chompson Shitfield Blackbarpy Creek Ephrii Hatfields Chilleen Rutherfords M Wattiel Fead Routherford eCapt Hatfield Watte Hatfield

Twenty-Two Lives Believed Lost in Tennessee Floods

Reports from flooded Tennessee districts estimate losses from a storm of rain and wind at four million dollars. Twenty-two lives are believed lost as several counties remain cut off. The flood damages farmland, fences, and crops across counties between the mountains and Tennessee River. Rail service is limited as lines from Nashville to Columbia and through Murfreesboro face disruption.

Nashville Venn Maral Tennessee Louisville

Subservience Prompts Reader to Subscribe to The Loder

A fragmented plea urges readers to subscribe to The Loder. The note appears as a garbled request for payment or action, implying a subscription drive or appeal embedded in a damaged text fragment.

Ex Judge Townsend Chosen to Succeed Hagood

Special to the State Charleston March 28 announced ex Judge C P Townsend will replace B A Hagood as assistant district attorney. Townsend, a circuit judge under the old Republican regime, later served as assistant attorney general and then as Senator McLaurin's private secretary. Hagood, a young Republican with ties to McLaurinism, resigns amid party tension.

Charleston B. A. Hagood Dateictafts C. P. Pownacud Bennettsville Senator McLaurie Magoo Hagood Mr. Hagood Col Haseed Federal Barber Washington Senator McLaurin

Escape from Chester Jail Sparks Sheriff Reward

Four inmates escaped Chester Jail at about seven after noon, breaking from a main room using a piece of stovewood and an iron to batter a grate. Sheriff Cornwell offered rewards of 10 dollars for Alex Gillan and five dollars each for Lewis Johnson Lacy Garson and Edd Carter, who were awaiting trial for house burglary and larceny.

Shariff Cornwell Sheriff Cornwell Alex Gillan Lewis Johnson Lacy Garson Edd Carter Lareeny

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Seofrivision Sen Scott & Bowiny Chemists New Yorks Miss Evans Ting County of Lancaster Lancaster Llereautiley Kentucky Ephrian Hatcheld Wantat Byther Odlicars Whine Killen C. P. Townsend B.A. Hagood Chester Carter B.G. Murphy Pulice Rook Hall Gitta Julien Rock Hill
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