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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1903

Page

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House of Sorrow: Seay Family Disaster in Asheville

Special to Charlotte Observer reports tragedy at 208 Park Avenue Asheville where 15 year old John Seay accidentally shot Will Bishop from South Carolina. Bishop died next morning from the wound. two hours later Seay's mother died from shock, and his sick brother is near death. Seay has reportedly lost his reason.

Charlotte Observer Asheville Dan Seays Park Avenue House of Sorrow Jobn Seay Will Bishop South Carolina Bishop John Seay

Loco Boiler Explodes On Train Near Roanoke

Roanoke Va Jan 3 The boiler of the locomotive on the second section of passenger train No 4 on the Norfolk and Western exploded at 20 miles an hour killing Fireman E Gill of Roanoke and injuring Engineer J H Myers also of Roanoke The baggage car left the track others uninjured or only shaken passengers escape with hurt in Roanoke incident.

Roanoke Bedford City Norfolk and Western E. Gill J. H. Myers Gill Myers

Dr Kings New Discovery Promises Cure All

Editor O H Downey of Churuburgo Indiana proclaims Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption the most infallible remedy for coughs colds and grip It promises instant relief and certain cure with pneumonia or consumption avoided At J F Mackeys and Crawford Bros store locations marked for sale.

O. H. Downey Churubureo Ind J. F. Mackey’s & Co Crawford Bro's

Disaster at Eddy Green mine destroys Olympia town

A mine collapse in Olympia Pennsylvania traps about one hundred workers with many missing as, soon after, a fire breaks out in several buildings including a hotel. The mine waters rupture river flow and threaten total ruin of the Eddy Green mines, with authorities rushing to rescue survivors.

Scranton Olympia Eddy Green Lackawanna

Bank Robbery in Abingdon Nets $48000 Heist

Galesburg Illinois January 3 Five men entered the First National Bank of Abingdon bound and gagged the night watchman then blew the vault securing $48000. Thirteen charges of dynamite were explored before the cash was reached. Two robbers were later arrested at Quincy.

Galesburg Ills First National Bank of Abingdon Ater Quincy

Secret of Long Life Promoted by Electric Bitters

An old advertising snippet claims the Secret of Long Life lies in healthy main organs and warns Electric Bitters regulate stomach liver and kidneys purify blood and improve appetite. It asserts cures for kidney troubles nervous disorders malaria constipation and dyspepsia with promised vigor and strength. Sold for 50 cents by Crawford Bros and J F Muckey Co druggists.

Crawford Bros J. F. Muckey & Co Cruggist

Augusta Aiken Electric Company Created in New Jersey

Augusta Aiken Railway and Electric Company with a capital of 2 300 000 was incorporated in Trenton New Jersey today. The corporators are K K McLaren H C Goughlin and Louis B Bailey all of Jersey City.

Augusta-Aiken Electric Company Trenton N. J Au.gusta-Aiken Railway and Electric K. K. McLaren H. C. Goughlin Louis B. Bailey Jersey City

Columbus Penitentiary Fire Sparks Stampede Lockup

A fire swept the state penitentiary at Columbus Ohio on Friday damaging one wing. About two thousand convicts became frantic and were locked in their cells to prevent a stampede.

Col ‘Bus, O

Preoyehor Arrested in the Pulpit for Selling Whiskey

In Kentucky near Somerset, Rev W R Cassada a mountain evangelist was arrested at Mount Zion Baptist Church by Deputy US Marshal A Coleman on a warrant charging him with selling whiskey without a license. He was taken from the pulpit as hymn singing continued with nine listeners present and thirteen recently converted. A separate note mentions a $12,000,000 Mexican electrical project by Sir Weetman Pearson & Son in Mexico City with plans to spend $12 million on plants in the mountains of Moelly for power and manufacturing.

Louisville Dispatch W. R. Cassada Mount Zion Baptist Church Somerset United States Marshild A. Coleman Crssada Mexico City Sir Weetman Pearson & Son Mexico Moelly Miles Beacis City Loree Nower Converus

Stranger Dies Far From Home in Columbia House Fire

James Maloy a plasterer known in Columbia died in a Gites street house early yesterday after several days of illness. He left a sum of money in a local bank and had relatives in Geneva New York whom officials contacted for body disposal guidance.

James Maloy Columbia Gites Street Geneva N.Y Chief Daly

Filipono Placido Sentenced to Life for Murder in Aguinaldo Plot

Manila Dispatches report Hilary Placido, a Filipino who aided Gen. Funston in capturing Aguinaldo, received a life imprisonment for murder at Colorado headquarters. Funston defended Placido, saying he was never a U.S. spy and only received payment for aiding the capture. Placido helped mislead Aguinaldo’s camp and restrained the revolutionary leader during the operation.

Denver Col Manila The Colorado Hilary Placido Fumston Aguipaldo Bee Funaton Placido Funston United States Aguinaldo Garcia Lar Aguinallon

No Influence Above In Church Hymns Tale

In Dr. John Hall's era church hymns were sung simply by the congregation. William M. Evarts caught E. Delafield Smith the New York city corporation counsel singing with zeal and quipped that Smith wished to be an angel. The retort implied Evarts knew Smith sought not electoral office but a different fate.

John Hall William M. Evarts E. Delafield Smith Corporation Counsel New York City Smith Mr. Santh

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