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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1901

Page

2

McLaurin Strength in South Carolina Political Debate

Contending views on McLaurin dominate the scene as Spartanburg and Greenville reports note large farmer gatherings in Ordway and Chester. The opposition Latimer Evans Johnstone struggle to unite while McLaurin shows broad support and strong attendance, outpacing Tillman’s efforts in Union and Chester. Local editors weigh shifting loyalties, railroads aid, and dispensary debates amid a tense senator race.

McLaurin Union Chester D. C Ordway Westminster Sen Greenville Sth Charleston News and Courier Senator McLaurin Addres Woodmen of the World Boscham Laurin Tillman Tilman Tillmanite South Carolina

Cotton Mills Tax Plan Shifts to Market Value

The South Carolina board of equalization, created to fix mill taxation, is weighing mill stock and bond market values for cotton mills and vil to ill property assessments. Cotton mill presidents urged the change after hearings statewide. The shift may raise state revenue beyond former spindle based assessments.

Columbia Board of Equalization of South Carolina

Mountain Excursion Rates From Camden To Mountain Resorts

The South Carolina and Georgia Extension Railroad offers summer excursion tickets from Camden to Blackburg and Shelby at 150 dollars, Rutherfordton 1.75, and Marion 2.00, valid for return by the following Monday. From Aug 16 to Oct 5 round trips at first class fare available, good to return within ten days. Ample hotels and boarding houses at the mountain resorts. cool climate, scenery, and healthful mineral waters. For more information contact E. H. Shaw, Blacksburg.

South Carolina and Georgia Extension Railroad Company Camden Yorkville Blackburg Shelby Rutherfordton Marion E. H. Shaw Blacksburg

Two Young Women Killed by Lightning

A severe electrical storm hit Greenville mills area injuring and killing residents. Victoria Levi and Miex Bus bee died when a six room house was struck. Clingham Ward survived but seriously ill. Four Russell children were shocked in the same dwelling. A Baptist church in Denmark burned at 1 am, likely incendiary. The church insured for 1000 dollars. plans to rebuild in West Denmark. State Summer Political Institute dates announced August 27 Spartanburg and August 28 Greenville with Tillman leading professors.

Greenville S. C Mill Valley American Spiedle Company Victoria Levi Miex Busbee Clingham Ward Russell Acrous Denmark

Stokes Campaign Platform Unclear In Lexington County

Aiken Journal and Review notes that the news of a 16 to 1 or bust platform has not reached Lexington county yet and that candidates for Dr Stokes place in congress are running on that platform.

Lexington County Dr. Stokes Comgress Aiken Journal and Review

The Principal of Associated Effort

The speaker urges waxhaw and shiloh bible society to consider the principle of associated effort as a powerful modern force. He notes widespread organization, advances in communication, and the role of printing in linking minds. He outlines four steps: explanation, advantages, distinguishing good from pernicious societies, and application.

Waxhaw and Shiloh Bible Society American Bible Society

Trespass Notice on Kibler Mellwain Estate Lands

A. H. Fitzpatrick, agent, issues a formal trespass warning for the Mellwain and Kibler places two miles south of town in Lancaster County. No cutting or removal of wood or timber is allowed. law will be enforced. Tenants may haul firewood for home use. July 29, 1901.

A. J. Kibler Lancaster County H. Fitzpatrick Iuly

Local Notes and Community Updates in Lancaster Area

Local Matters report visitors to Hichturg and Columbia, requests for farm produce, and multiple home projects. Notes include Mackerell at 4 B and M. The Pleasant Grove camp meeting continues into next week. Homes on Catawba Street, West End architecture, and a new cotton weigher election in Kershaw are noted alongside marriages, church meetings, and rail interests. A lightning strike on a Heath Springs phone line caused a small blaze extinguished by a clerk’s quick action.

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Harlow Carter Avrist John Gary Pious Evans Latimnes Yorkville En South Cuialiog Satan Spartanburg McLaurie Charles P. Sims United States Senate Souttern Wade Hampton Iid Kershaw Saud Carolina Charlotte Observer Baptist Church State Sapt Shi-loh Bible Society W. A. M. Plaxco Itxell Nannie Guleger la Grange Buckley Crawford Bros D FL Mackey & Co Lancaster F. Miller Bill Trustees Chas T. Convers Lee and Tres Imo University of Korn canaLia Hapet Bil N.O Niasen Owensboro Clyburn-Heath Mule CO Local Matters Minnie Pardue Hichturg Mrs. RZ. Welsh Pleasant Grove W. Jones Catawba Street RR. Riddle West End S F Chyburn MR McCardell Sadie McCarnell Waxhaw, N.C RE Wylie Sugar Creek, N.C L. C. Lazemby Thoreday Bedford J. W. Tillman State Board of Equalization Frank Jordan Fort Lawn M. E. Jordan Joe Heath Richmond, Ky The Heath B. & M. Co R. H. Sapp N. P James Neal Nannie Starnes Union County Maoy A. J. Gregory Mary McNeill Allice McNeill Joyce Clark Lowrysville Jno Spinks van Wyck P. B. Ingrahm Hickory Grove Eli Richardson Lancaster Mercantile Catawba and Church Streets Messrs. A. Tripp Heath Springe Springe B. & M. Co Will Reed
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