Ledger sports notes and staff credits from 1902 edition
The Ledger page lists Thurlow and Carter in multiple credits for Thurlow 3 and 38, with editor and manager notes. Dated Saturday avatsy 30, 1902, the fragment records sports and staff details typical of an early 20th century newspaper.
Heyward and Talbert Lead in State Election Second Race
Reported returns show Capt. D C Heyward far ahead of rivals for governor with 36 598 votes to Ansel 17 668 Talbert trails with 17 195 Tillman 16 342 and other races listed Latimer leads the senate race with 22 938 Evans second with 17 684 Elliott rises to third in surprising fashion Secretary of State race favors Gantt over Wilson Lieutenant Governor race set to recontest with Gary and Sloan leads for attorney general McMahan defeated for superintendent of education and other statewide offices noted Returns indicate most counties counted with several polls outstanding and second-primary date set for September 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon
Florence
Oconee
Saluda
Latimer
John Gary Evans
Elliott
Hemphill
Johnstone
Henderson
Capt. Heyward
Talbert
Tillman
Timmerman
Col. Sloan
Gary
Gantt
Wilson
Gunter
Stevenson
McMahan
Martin
Spartanburg
United States Senate
John Gary Evana
D. C. Heyward
M. F. Ansel
Heyward
Ansel
Leion
Evans
Johnstone Latimer
Hayward
Talbort
Blease
Sloan
Austin
Withon
Gunter Stevenson
Brooker
Jomes
Sharpe Walker
McMahon
Eelvin
ADJ
Ayer
Boyd
Frost
Patric
Rouse
Cansler
Caughman
Jepson
Kinard
Mobley
Prince Wilborn
Welling
Legare
Johnson
Finley
Lever
Croft and
Bellinger
Aiken and
Prince
Smith and Stribling
Fin
Floyd Strait
Wil
Cherokee
Chester
York
Farfield
Kershaw
Chesterf'ld
Lancaster
Photographer Harlan Finds Relief with Electric Bitters
C C Harlan of Faton Ohio endured years of severe indigestion until Electric Bitters eased his agony. He praises the remedy as a godsend for dyspepsia and stomach troubles, noting they strengthen the stomach liver and kidneys. Sold for 60 cents with a guarantee by Crawford Brow and J F Mackey Co. druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Harlan
Faton, O
Crawford Brow
J. F. Mackey & Co
Heyward’s Charleston vote boosts bid for South Carolina governorship
Capt. D. H. Heyward of Colleton, en route to Columbia, lauds Charleston voters for a strong primary showing and praises mill district backing. He predicts a clear path to the second primary, counting on defeated rivals’ supporters and broad, fair campaigning to unite the state behind his gubernatorial bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Heyward
Colleton
Columbia
South Carolina
Capt. Heyward
qTmerman
Col
Tillaan
Talbert
Ansel
Campaign Tone From Captain Heyward in South Carolina
Newspaper interview quotes Captain Heyward outlining his campaign plan to continue a fair upright and honorable effort. He claims broad state approval and aims to roll up a large majority to demonstrate public support for his conduct and campaign method.
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Heyward
South Carolina
Help the Superannuated Preachers Fund Under Way
Nashville August 27 The M E Church South trustees meet to select an agent to raise a trust fund of 85 million dollars for superannuated preachers and the widows and orphans of deceased clergy. Interest is to be paid after principal reaches 100,000 with 75 percent to beneficiaries and 25 percent added to principal until five million is reached. Loans limited to 40 percent of property value.
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M. E. Church
South
Nashville
Tenn
M.E. Church
Decrease in Revenue After War Tax Repeal Expected
Washington Aug 29 The commissioner of internal revenue issued a statement showing July collections declined by about 7.0 million after war tax repeal. At this rate the yearly decrease would reach around 85 million instead of the 75 million earlier estimated. Daily total was 22.2 million versus 29.3 million year ago.
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Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue
Daly
Flour and Grist Mill Ad Promises Ready Grinding
An old notice from Z. Wess dated August 21, 1902, declares the rebuilt will dam and renewed readiness to grind wheat and corn daily. The message asserts past satisfaction and improved preparedness to meet demand.
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Z. Wess
Lancaster Graded Schools Open Sept 15 1902
The Lancaster Graded School annual session begins September 15, 1902. All pupils assigned or to be examined for assignment meet at the Court House 9 a.m. Teachers report at the same time and place on the Saturday preceding opening. The factory school also begins September 15. Leovarp T Baxen Supt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Graded School
Leovarp T
Baxen
Notice of discharge for Emma Lee Nisbet trustee
On July 14 1902 the Probate Court for Lancaster County DC was filed with final return as Boardian of Emma Lee Nisbet and on August 16 1902 application will be made to the court for final discharge from duties of the trust E W Nisbet Lancaster S C July 14 1909
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
D. C
Emma Lee Nisbet
Eaid Court
E W. Nisbet
Lancaster
Notice to creditors in estate of William Ganson deceased
All persons having claims against the estate of William Ganson are notified to present them properly proven to the undersigned executors or to their attorney I. Y. Williams. Those indebted to the estate should pay to the undersigned or to attorney Maupe Ganson. Executora August 19, 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ganson
I. Y. Williams
Ward
Maupe Ganson
Adam Ganson
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Ansel McMahan
Will
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Walker
Reneril
Wilborn
James H. Tillman
Madras
Williams-Hughes CO
Mde
Jo Early
B. 8. Macdow
Catawba House
South Side
Up Staie
Lancaster Graded Schools
A.J. McNinch