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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1903

Page

2

Fatal Collision in Columbia Bridges Tragedy Kills Two Firemen

A yard engine and a local freight collided near the Granby mill in Columbia injuring none. two colored crewmen died, fireman Frank Yeldell and brakeman William Chapman, who were crushed between the tender and engine. Conductor Pound and Engineer B Reese escaped, Chapman died at the scene while Yeldell died after partial mangling. Chapman was an Odd Fellow insured for 1200 dollars. Yeldell insured for 2000 dollars.

Granby Augusta Congaree River Condustor Pound William Chapman Pound B. Reese Reese Frank Yeldell Yoldell Chapman Yoldell Wen

The Secret of Long Life Promoted by Electric Bitters

An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure for kidney troubles female complaints nervous diseases and malaria. It claims the remedy regulates stomach liver and kidneys purifies blood and restores appetite with vigorous health following use. Sold by Crawford Bros and J F Muckey Co Cruggiet.

Crawford Bros J. F. Muckey & Co Cruggiet

Congress urged to grant 82 appropriation for natives relief

The Philippine commission requests Congress to approve an appropriation of 38 million dollars to relieve the distress of the natives. The motion aims to fund relief efforts and improve living conditions amid ongoing colonial administration and local challenges.

Congress Philippine Commission

Now Two and A Half Million Dollars Report

The State dispensary annual report for the year ending November 30, 1902, shows total liquor costs of 1,664,870.77 and sales of 2,400,213.50. Net school fund credits reach 123,699.57 with county and town profits at 443,198.76. Dispensaries paid 149,755.91 to the school fund and 585,954.67 overall for public purposes, while net earnings total 566,898.33. The board argues the stock needs exceed a 400,000 capital base and defends the monopoly amid rising popularity of the system.

Ihe M. B. Man Sweeney South, Carolina Ita General Assembly Columbia

Traylor attacked at Keystone mine as union men clash

Mistakes Sometimes Occur, Wells Nev Jan 9 reports a lethal clash at Keystone mine where 12 union miners attacked Superintendent Traylor amid wage disputes with New York and Nevada Co. A delegation menaced him to leave and began firing as Traylor tried to plead. Slaggs Johnson and J. Smith were killed. three wounded.

Wells Nev Keystone Mine Traylor Wastera Federation of Miners Eli New York and Nevada Company Jano A. Traylor Fernando Mining Company Durango Mexico Union Copper Gold Hill North Carolina New York Lloyd Miners Union James Slaggs Sam Johnson J. Smith

Cure for Headache Ad from Winnie Virginia

Mrs N A Webster of Winnie Virginia reports Dr Kings New Life Pills cured her two year headache and associated symptoms. Crawford Bros and J F Mackey Co drugstores promote the remedy as a trusted relief for core headache constipation and biliousness.

N. A. Webster Winnie

Pendleton to Get $200000 Cotton Mill

Anderson January 9 report states Pendleton will gain a $200000 cotton mill with local stock subscriptions nearly complete and Col. D. K. Norris to lead the enterprise. Norris is noted for his success with a mill at Cateechee and this project is set to launch another local mill.

Millionaire Typhoid Patient Leaps From Window

New York January 10. Typhoid fever sick man Thos O Donohue treasurer of the O Donohue Coffee Company leaped from a seventh floor window of the Ormonde apartment house landing on the sidewalk and dying ten minutes later. A trained nurse had been sent from the room by a ruse and reappeared as he leaped but could not stop him. O Donohue 30 years old was a millionaire.

New York Thos, Odonohue Mr. O'Donohue

Killed Burglar Identified as Escaped Raleigh Convict

Avanta Georgia January 10 A burglar shot and killed by a local policeman is identified as Harry Belmont an escaped convict from Raleigh North Carolina Belmont robbed Ocilla post office in 1898 and served one year before escaping He was captured in Atlanta while attempting to rob a store police officer Mann made the arrest prior to the fatal shooting

Avanta Harry Belmont Raleigh N.C Belmont Ocilla Savannah United States Atlanta Mann

Discovery claims new life extending remedy

Editor O H Downey of Churubusco Indiana declares Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption the infallible cure for coughs colds and grip urging its use to prevent pneumonia or consumption with strong praise and noting availability at J F Mackeys and Crawford Bros.

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

Republicans Admit Roosevelt's Blunder

Washington January 9 Republican Senator Tillman and Charleston Mayor Smythe mobilize opposition to Dr Crum as collector of the port. Smythe gathers prominent citizens to protest before the commerce committee. Tillman urges filing anti Crum material and plans to address the committee himself. Several Republicans concede the president erred in the appointment.

Washington Jan Smythe Charleston Tillman Snez Cram Senate Commerce Dr. Crum Senator Tillman

How The Guides Were Killed Trial Details Murky Roles

Manila January 8 During a court martial for Major Edwin F Glenn of the Fifth Infantry charged with unlawfully killing seven prisoners of war in Samar last January new testimony alleges Lt Caulfield did not repeat orders to execute guides and claims a native sergeant said Ramos ordered the first four killings. Prosecution seeks link between Glenn and the killings while the defense says Ramos was not present.

Manila Edwin F. Glenn Fifth Infantry Samar Louis Caulfield Philippine Scouts Glenn Liont. Caulifield Ramos Lieut Canlifield Caulifield

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