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The Lancaster Ledger in Lancaster, South Carolina

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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1902

Page

1

Carnegie Sees Hudson as Future for Anglo American Race

In an interview Andrew Carnegie praises Cecil Rhodes while noting race imperialist ideas are familiar. He argues the United Kingdom must look to the Atlantic for unity and hints at a divided England, with Scotland Ireland and Wales forming a union, as an eventual outcome. A Glasgow speech by Lord Rosebery is referenced regarding race unity and capital transfers to Washington.

Andrew Carnegie Cecil Rhodes Mr. Rhodes Green Mr. Carnegie Thames Clyde Hudson Ohio Mississippi Lord Rosebery Glasgow Washington Carnegies United Kingdom Atlantic Scotland Ireland Wales England Rhodes Eloser Germany Mr. Chesevis Roosvelt

Democratic Circular Details County and State Party Meetings

A circulated notice from the South Carolina State Democratic Executive Committee outlines plans for township and ward clubs to meet on the fourth Saturday in April. Each club will elect officers and form committees, elect a county executive committee member, and send delegates to the County Convention on the first Monday in May, which then selects county officials and delegates to the State Convention meeting mid May in Columbia.

Columbia South Carolina Land Elubs General Assembly City of Democratic Executive Committee

Doctor’s New Discovery Eases Longstanding Cough

Hebron Ohio physician Dr Scarborough recounts losing his voice after a severe cold two years ago and an obstinate cough. After trying many remedies he used Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds, which gave quick relief and ten days of notable improvement. Crawford Bros and J F Mackey & Co guarantee it for throat and lung troubles. Trial bottles free.

Mr. Scarboroug Hebron Ohio Dr King Crawford Bros J. F.mackey & Co

Old Time Remedy Promises Health From Oil Emulsion

An aged remedy extols Scott's Emulsion as a universal tonic for children. It claims oil of cod liver and the emulsion restore appetite, brighten pallor, and aid growth in flat chested or stunted youngsters, asserting decades of use and proven effects.

Inarly Battle Ron Away Defies Remedies in Alabama

Inarly Battle Ron Away begins with a horrific leer and moves through dubious remedies in Franklin Grove Alabama. The Bucklon Armenian Salve is claimed to help conditions from blemishes to piles. Crawford Bros and J B Mackey & Co advertise stoves and related goods.

Orner Branklin Grove Thea Bucklon Armen Busan Crawford Bros J.B. Mackey & Cu Bug

Millinery Opening Brings Miss Evans From the North

A great treat for the ladies as a millinery opening unfolds on Wednesday and Thursday. Miss Evans has just arrived from the North to showcase new hats and styles for the season.

Miss Evans

Roosevelt in Charleston Visit Ends With Speeches and Harbor Tour

President Roosevelt arrives by special train to Charleston, is taken to Chicora Park Navy Yard, boards the Algonquin for a harbor excursion with salutes from ships. Luncheon on the Algonquin, then a drive to the St. Johns and Charleston hotels. Mayor Smyth and Mrs. Roosevelt host receptions for Ladies of Cuarlas. crowds line streets as Roosevelt praises the nation and the South. Also reported: Abbeville finds a man murdered with throat cut, body recovered after days in water, suspected to be Morgan Rele weeks.

Charleston, Sr Roosevelt Southern Railroad Washington Line Chicora Park Navy Yard Algonquin Harber Cincinnati Lancaster Topeka Forward Fort Sumter Stayth Myre Nitest Andi Sriends St. Dolais Charleston Abbeville Long Cane Creek Morgan Relel S.C South Carolina Summerville S. C National Capital Larleston Mietent

President Roosevelt Visits Charleston for Historic South Carolina Exposition

Ten thousand Charleston residents welcomed President Roosevelt as he visited the South Carolina and West Indian exposition. He praised national unity and healing wounds, while Governor Aycock and Charleston Mayor Smyth delivered warm welcomes. The event featured elaborate parades, a military escort, and speeches from exposition president Wagner.

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