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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1905

Page

2

Severe Blizzards Grip Central West and Plains

Reports from Missouri to Oklahoma describe a severe blizzard with high winds and deep snow. Temperatures drop to 16 degrees below zero in Omaha, five below in Oklahoma and Indian Territory, and 38 below in Fergus Falls. Cattle losses and cattlemen’s anxiety mount as range stock suffer and rail traffic slows under heavy drifting snow.

Kansas City Missouri Minnesota Kansas Nebraska Iowa Dakotas Texas Indian Territory Arkansas Oklahoma Omaha Fergus Falls Minn United States

Ice Gorges on Ohio Cause Great Damage

Ohio river ice gorges cause widespread damage in Cincinnati and North Bend Covington area as a 10 foot rise shifts ice wrecking river steamers. Towboat Relief sinks at Lawrence street while several other vessels including New South suffer entrapment and possible total loss.

Cincinnati Ohio North Bend Books Covington Water Works Lawrence Street Williams New South Bonanza Main Street

River Disaster Claims 150 Barges in Ice Break

In a sudden movement catastrophe an estimated 150 barges were swept into the river ice. About 80 barges carried coal and sank, with probable total loss for the majority. The incident raises concerns for navigation and regional coal supply.

Self defense killing and bridge accident report in South Carolina

Special Police Officer J W Bean killed a Negro named Andrew Green in self defense at Hampton park after the Negro shot him. In Spartanburg J Rive lost an arm at Lockhart mills. Pat Cummings died from a crushed skull after an accident on a new Southern Railway bridge over the Catawba River. Sam Jones lost both legs in machinery at Patton's stemmery. Mrs J D Brown and two children escaped a fatal fall from a slippery muddy bridge. she was injured but not seriously. The Forest Creek bridge has no railings and is noted for danger. Spartanburg plans for the next Confederate veterans reunion.

Charleston J W Bean Andrew Green Hampton Park Pat Cummings Southern Railway Catawba Fort Mill Cummings Darlington Sam Jones Patton Caroener Spartanburg J D Brown Fair Forest Creek Arkwright Mills Brown City Walnut Grove Thomas

Distribution of school money to cover deficiencies in counties

The Columbia Record notes a distribution of school dispensary funds totaling 118000 dollars will occur soon. Comptroller general sends letters to county superintendents requesting each school's deficiency for the year. If county board appropriations fall below 875 dollars per school, the shortfall is covered from the fund, with leftovers allocated by enrollment.

Columbia Record Comptroller General Counly

Marion Parr Guilty Of Murder In Richland County

Marion Parr, a cotton mill operative, was found guilty of murder in Richland County marking the first straight murder verdict against a white man there in 85 years. The defendant showed no emotion as the verdict was read, with his mother and brother reacting in the courtroom. Sentence suspended pending a motion for a new trial.

Columbia Richland County Marion Parr Tril Clarence L Shealy Congaree Purr Haling

Letter on paint sales rivalry and Devoe brand

A letter from Grove City Pennsylvania recounts a paint dispute where a rival salesman challenged Devoe paint as short measure. The narrator describes double dealing, swapping cans, and exposing the rival’s short measure as his own. The tale ends with a warning to trust Devoe lead and zinc paint sold by Lancaster Mercantile Co.

J. H. Kohlmeyer Grove City Devoe Kohlmeyer Oura

Winter clearance sale by Heath Jones Company

The Heath Jones Company announces a one month trade sale to clear winter wear including suits pants overcoats capes jackets furs muffs blankets comforts lap robes knit shirts and 150 pairs of shoes all at actual cost. Shoes priced for spot cash only with no charging accepted. Inspect stock at once to see startling values and the best merchandise offered.

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