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Newspaper
The Lancaster Ledger
Location
Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1901
Page
2
Saluda Gets New Sheriff After Death of Predecessor
Governor McSweeney appointed James A Ridgell as Saluda county sheriff to fill the vacancy caused by the death of A Whittle. This marks the second sheriff appointment by the governor recently. The notice appeared in The State on the fourth inst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uonn
McSweeney
James A Ridgell
Saluda County
A Whittle
Rewards Offered for Incendiary Fires in Small Towns
In Scrultz township Aiken county citizens face a wave of arson with March fires destroying night and stables of James C Hammond and ten cows lost. March 18 saw McKee wagon yards burned. Gov McSweeney posts a $100 reward for capture with proof of conviction. A York county corn house burned, two mules lost, with the same reward offered. The State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrultz
Aiken County
James C Hammond
Thomas Co McKee
Gov McSweeney
Richard Estes
York County
State
Tried to Kill Himself at Central Station
News and Courier reports a white man named Geo. Scott was jailed for safe keeping at Central Station. An officer found him attempting to cut his throat with a tin can then hanging himself with a blanket. He was saved and admitted to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Station
Geo. Scott
Scott
City Hospital
Well Borer Fires Shot During Labor Dispute
Special to The State reports in Rock Hill on April 4 that well borer Mr. Ross shot one of his Black workers during a dispute at a well site. The bullet struck the breast bone and glanced out, wounding the man but not fatally. No details on the cause are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Hill
Ross
Stackhouse Hurt In Greenville News Incident
Mr Stackhouse slipped and broke his leg last night on the way to Mr Lewis's after a trustees meeting. He was aided by Dr Hartzog and Dr Sloan and taken to the home of his son Rev RE Stackhouse at Pendleton DW OD. He is not suffering much awe and will be moved there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clamson College
S.C
H M Stackhouse
Board of Trustees
Hartzog
Sloan
Rock Hill
Relief in Six Hours From Kidney and Bladder Pain
Distressing kidney and bladder discomfort relieved in six hours by a remedy praised for prompt relief. Claims include rapid relief of pelvic, back, and urinary pain in men and women and quick reduction of water retention. Sold by J F Mackey & Co. in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holdby
Capture of Aguinaldo Ends Bold Filippine Chase
The U S gunboat Vicksburg carried Gen Fanston and scouts from Manila on March 8. On March 17 they neared Palanan after a treacherous overland march. Aguinaldo was captured March 23 as his guards and aides were overwhelmed. General Funston oversaw the seizure and recovered Aguinaldo’s correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Vickeburg
Manilla
Fanston
Vicksburg
Casiguran
Province of
Principe
Sasiguran
Aguinaldo
Thin Place
Fueston
Teain
Iguran
Funstom
Lake City Lynching Case Dropped to Contingent Docket
United States District Court Friday DA Lathrop moved to move the Lake City lynching case to a contingent docket. Eleven white defendants charged with the murder of Baker the negro postmaster may avoid a second trial. The 1898 crime involved a mob attack on Baker his wife and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lathrop
Lake City
Baker
Lillian Clayton Jewett
Bakers
New England
Department of Justic Washington
Booze Earnings in Columbia Dispensary Report
The quarterly State dispensary statement ending March 1 shows merchandise profits of 133305.33 and total expenses of 195659.12. After costs including 11934.97 for the constabulary, the net quarterly profit is 29454.68 leaving the school fund at 519806.32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Aguinaldo Invited to The United States
Manila April 3 Chief Justice Arellano described the oath of allegiance ceremony with Emilio Aguinaldo at Malacanan palace He expressed eagerness to learn about the American system and agreed to take the oath He predicted pacification by June and said Aguinaldo hopes to visit the United States though plans a private return to civilian life President McKinley reportedly invited him to America and Aguinaldo may sail April 15 from Manila General MacArthur declined to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Arellano
Emilio Aguinaldo
United States
Associated Press
Aguinaldo
Malacanan Palace
Washington
Philippine Commission
Taft
Sesor Arellano
America
McKinley
Aguimaldo
Goebel Murder Case Proceedings In Frankfort Court
In the crimion court today the indictment against ex-dov WS Taylor ex-Secretary of State Charles Fisley Berry Howard and John T Powers for alleged complicity in the Goebel case were called but continued with some defendants in custody. The cases of Dalton and Green Golden who are out on end were also passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Crimion Court
Dov
WS Taylor
Secetary
Charles Fisley
Berry Howard
John T Powers
Goebel
Dalton
Green Golden
Reward Offered for Illustrative Cure Rats and Cheating Firm
How’s Hint offers one hundred dollars reward for any case that cannot be cured by Malia Cutetel Cue. The firms FJ GheneY & Co., To jen, O., Anandelly, and Kinnan & Marvin Wholesale Druggiists Toledo O, pledge trust in B J Sheney’s honor over 15 years. Hall’s Catarrh Cure advertised as blood and mucous surface remedy priced at 760 per house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malia Cutetel
Gheney & UO
Props
Tojen
Bjsheney
Ka & Uruax
Wholeasle Druggint
Toledo
WaAtoiia
Kinnan & Marvin
Wholeasie
Dispensary Shortfall Tangles Adams Run Office
Special to The State from Walterboro reports Adams Run dispensary short by 565 dollars. Dispenser Pate’s clerk Fuller Beach is arrested and jailed on the charge. Beach denies the charge, while Beach is in dispute with Pate. Bondsmen have paid the shortage. Subscribe to Tax Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walterboro
Adams Ron
Pate
Fuller Beach
Government may exhibit at Charleston exposition in lieu of Tillman funds
Washington dispatch reports Senator McLaurin proposing to transfer government agricultural exhibits from Buffalo to Charleston after the former show ends. Presidentioned favorable, with Senators Hanna and Pritchard aiding. Cabinet discussion planned with Wilson and Hitchcock to explore legal means for transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News and Courier
R M Larner
Washington
Charleston
Congress
McLaurin
Senator McLaurin
White House
Hanna
Pritchard
North Carolina
Agricultural Department
Buffalo Enterprise
Barleston
Imes
McLaurine
Hanne Aod Pritchard
Charleston Enterprise
Wilson
Hitchcock
Wilson Sar
Wisom
Rich lady funds Nicholson Institute for Deaf Ear Drums
A wealthy donor cured of deafness contributed 10000 dollars to The Nicholson Institute at 70 Eighth Avenue New York to provide artificial ear drums for the deaf. No new news on the 5000 dollar express robbery reported in Columbia or New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholson
Nicholson Institute
Eigth Avenue
New York
USA
Columbia
Revising the Pension List Slashes Applicants This Year
The South Carolina State board of pension commissioners reports thorough review of Class A and B claims, reducing total pensioners by about a thousand compared with last year due to stricter rules and witnesses. Reforms advance as applications move to final acceptance and payout paperwork begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
State Board of Pension Commissioners
Cass
Messrs
Pension
The
General Assembly
State Board
This Way Please Buggy Horses Harness and Wagons Ad
A storefront ad promotes Columbia and Jewel Buggies in multiple colors with top and open styles. It showcases buggy harness sets from six to eighteen dollars, plow and wagon bridles cheap to high end, and claims the best mules and horse stock in the up country. The livery offers quick turnouts at reasonable rates and invites customers to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
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