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Newspaper
The Lancaster Ledger
Location
Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1901
Page
4
A fragment notes a colon bin at about 400 feet with wide ambs and sore height observed. The brief references imperfect details and lacks clear entities or dates. Further readable context is needed to identify involved organizations or places.
Anthony Kansas reports a clash where a band of women led by Mire Sherif of Danville Kentucky wrecked the Bties in four joints, with arrests made across Harper County. The piece also notes a murder case in Walhalla where William Powers, jailed since 1899, was sent to Columbia to serve a life term for killing John Richey, attributed to long-term drunkenness.
Concluding details describe about 20 000 square feet per building with central domes and corner turrets. Interior design emphasizes utility and artistry with eight foot floor clearance and cantilevered roof trusses. Admin Building rises with a seventy five foot dome and tall wings, Spanish tiles, balconies and cantilever gallery. Mineral and Forestry building spans twenty to thirty thousand feet, open interior, high windows, and ornate entrances. All main structures connect around the Court of Palaces.
Judge Jonathan Dixon sentences McAlister Campbell and Death to thirty years each for the death of Jennie Koxschieter by the drugging and robbery plot. Kerr receives fifteen years with a possible later pardon pursuit. A first trial will be asked for. The courtroom heard stern remarks as the judge rebuked the lack of mercy shown to the victim.
The State Board of Education adopted THXT books for public schools of South Carolina from November 1, 1900, through July 4, 1906. The action formalizes curriculum materials used in schools during the period.
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