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The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1904

Page

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Auditor's Notice for Lancaster County Tax Returns 1904

County Auditor MO a Cook announces a tax return period from January 1 to February 20 1904 for Lancaster County residents with property or fiduciary roles. Penalties apply for late returns and a $1 tax applies to all males 31 through 60. Officials will be in various towns on listed dates to assist filers.

Ereby Lancaster County A.l Sid Confederate Wordhrs Ofelouk Pleawut Valley Belair van Wyck Olvlock Dixeeada Dwight Tradeaville Fla Creekchurch CG Welah Oak Haile Kershaw Heath Dry Creek MO. A. Cook

Chicago Buries Her Host of Dead

The Iroquois Theater fire death toll rose to 586 with 30 unidentified. Warrants for manslaughter issued for Will J. Davis Harry Powers and George Williams. Bonds posted at $10,000 each for the theater managers and the city building inspector. Funeral processions and church services marked Chicago’s grief as communities sent mourners to cemeteries.

Chicago Iroquois Theater Inter-Ocean Today Will J. Davis Harry Powers George Williams George W. Underwood Arthur E. Hall Oakwood Boulevard Will J. Davie Harry J. Powers Troquois Theater Williams

Electric Bitters Cure All Ailments Says Fremont Citizen

Not a sick day since E was taken severely sick with kidney trouble. After trying various medicines I found relief with Electric Bitters and was cured. Neighbors report cures for rheumatism neuralgia liver and kidney troubles and general debility. B F Bass of Fremont NC endorses the remedy in a testimonial. 50c at Crawford Bros J F Mackey & Co and T Eugene Funderburk Druggist.

B. F. Bass Fremont, N. C Crawford Bros J. F. Mackey & Co T. Eugene Funderburb

Prohibition Begins in Texas as Counties Go Dry

Prohibition in Texas takes effect starting Jan 1 as the movement converts the state into a dry region. Over the last three months more than 200 counties voted to go dry despite strong opposition from saloon interests. The statewide shift marks Texas as a new teetotaler state at the start of the year.

Austin Texas Lone Star State

Dr Kings New Life Pills ad promises safe relief

An old advertisement urges readers that blunders may be costly but a safe remedy exists. Dr King’s New Life Pills are advertised for dyspepsia dizziness headache liver and bowel troubles. The ad mentions J F Mackey Co Crawford Bros and T Eugene Funderburk Drug Store as sellers.

Dr. King New Life J. F. Mackey & Co Crawford Bros T. Eugene Funderburk

Charlotte Woman Dies in Chicago Fire

Charlotte woman Mrs Fannie Treloar Forbush, formerly of the city, perished in the Iroquois Theatre blaze. Her mother Mrs Julia Treloar of 815 North Brevard Street received word of the death with no details. Remaining arrangements call for shipment of the body to Charlotte for interment.

Charlotte Chicago Fannie Treloar Forbush Julia F. Treloar North Brevard Street Forbush

Rutledge Dentist Calls for All Debts to Be Settled

All persons indebted to J. E. Rutledge, dentist, are requested to call at once and settle.

J. E. Rutledge

Wealthy Philanthropy of 19th Century Titans

The year-end review shows Andrew Carnegie giving away 25,824,500 dollars, a figure the Savannah News calls magnificent. John D. Rockefeller, with higher income, contributed 3,044,507 dollars, over half of which supported the University of Chicago.

Andrew Carnegie John D. Rockefeler

Happenings In The State A Tome Destroyer Penibid

Frank Pickens and Sam Wilkie, Black residents on Mr W. Q. Homvwad's plantation, fought yesterday resulting in Pickens shot in the abdomen and likely to die. Wilkie, captured, jailed. prior thefts and a wife affair sparked the ambush theory in this rural Carolina incident.

Pickens

Waterfront accident and Laurens fire strike lethal blows

A river tragedy reports a boy and ox drowned after a wagon plunged into a 20 to 30 foot water when a ferryman stood nearby and could not reach them. In Laurens a destructive fire at 3 am destroyed the store of S T Dagnall, nearby residences of Mrs Emmie Russell and Thos Roundtree, forcing residents to flee in nightgowns.

Walterboro Jacksonboro Forry Jno Smalls Lumter Laurens Jan S. T. Dagnall Emmie Russell Thos Roundtree Alll Laurens Cotton Mills

Fos Leys Honey and Tur The Great Throat Remed y

T. Eugene Funderburk promotes Fos Leys Honey and Tur as a timely cough and lung remedy. The note claims quick cures and prevention of serious results from a cold, urging readers to use the product this season.

Fosley T. Eugene Funderburk

Shocking Homicide Records Highlight 1903 Crime Surge

A historical tally shows 222 manslaughter cases reported to the attorney general in 1903, with earlier years like 1597 and 1900 surpassing that figure. The data, compiled by Mr. Gunter, notes South Carolina’s high violent crime levels compared with neighboring states, and lists yearly counts for crimes such as assault, burglary, larceny, rape, perjury, forgery, resisting officer, bigamy, adultery, and murder across 1888 to 1903.

Gunter South Carolina North Carolina

Longstreet dies in Gainesville at 6 after pneumonia

Gen. James Longstreet veteran of the Mexican and Civil Wars and former diplomat and U S marshal for Georgia died in Gainesville at 6 p m after a two day illness from acute pneumonia He was born in Edgefield district South Carolina on January 8 1821 and survived by his wife four sons and a daughter He will be buried in Gainesville a longtime home

Deatit Hampton Eddie W. Hiers Newberry College P. H. Hiers Weimer Leonard Sfflction Atlinta Georgia Longstreet Inez Gordon Gainesville Ile South Carolina James Longstreet Edgefield S. C Military Alabama Appomattox New Orleans Hoe Grant United States Turkey Hays Garfield District of Washington

Saloon Licenses Granted In City For New Year

City and state taxes on 14 saloons and two beer houses totaled 21,000. Saloons pay 1,000 city tax and 400 state tax each, beer houses taxed at half. The combined taxes amount to 21,000, with closing hours moved earlier starting last night.

Charlotte Observer

Reform School adopts Foley's Honey and Tar medicine

J G Gluck superintendent of Pruntytown West Virginia reports after testing various cough remedies that Foley's Honey and Tar is chosen for the reform school as most effective and harmless. T Eugeoo Funder hark.

J. G. Gluck Pruntytown W. Va Foley West Virginia Reform School T. Eugeoo Funder Hark

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