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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1903

Page

3

The Engineer Was Dead on Knoxville Train

Passengers on an incoming Knoxville and Ohio railroad train rode several miles with the hand of a corpse at the throttle. Fireman Mattlock found Engineer A G Young dead at Careysville after the engine showed a head wound. The train had departed Buckeye and continued about eight miles past the fatal discovery.

Knoxville, Tenn Jan Knoxville and Ohio Railroad Buckeye Tenn Careysville Mattlock A. G. Youn Young

Mrs Wash Eades Attempts Suicide in Anderson

Mrs Wash Eades of Anderson attempted death by taking laudanum yesterday. She consumed a large dose causing nausea and vomiting but survived. Report says unhappiness with her husband for some time led to the act.

Anderson, Jan Wash Eades Anderson Cotton Wills

Sheriff Reese Murdered in Bibb County

Report from Birmingham dated January 13 states Sheriff Reese of Bibb County was assassinated at Brierfield while transporting two arrested suspects to a depot. A deputy was with him. both suspects fled. Vast search for the pair continues as a mob forms amid lynching threats.

Birmingham Ala Reese Bibb County Brierfield Centreville

Tragedy at Policeman W D Boyd Home in Meridian

Meridian Miss Jan 9 a late night fire at the home of city policeman W D Boyd revealed the body of Mrs Boyd seated upright in a chair her clothing burned and body scorched while the husband lay asleep on a bed in another room Mrs Boyd had suffered ill health an inquest will be held a child entrusted to a friend with care instructions if anything happened to her

Meridian Miss W. D. Boyd

Smallpox Situation Improving in Rock Hill

Rock Hill News reports six or seven smallpox cases among colored residents but characterizes the outbreak as less serious than feared. Health authorities and the council work to prevent further spread, noting fewer cases than a week ago.

Rock Hill Council and Health Board

Treasurer's View of State Finances in 1902 report

The State Treasurer outlines an overextended 1901 02 fiscal year with appropriations exceeding tax receipts by over a hundred thousand dollars. Borrowing of $300,000 was required to cover current expenses and interest, with future loans possible if levy and appropriation levels rise. He warns that extending tax payment time benefits capitalists but hurts taxpayers and urges cautious cash management and a December tax book close to stabilize finances.

South Carolina General Assembly Jennings Treasury Department Busines United States

Memphis Police Nab Three in Nitroglycerine Case

Memphis Tenn January 9 It appears police captured three men Thomas Clark George Rogers and John F Shatelie during an arrest last Wednesday. They were found with nitroglycerine and tied to the Burlington hold up near Marcus Illinois. Estelle identified Clark as a buyer of a skiff two days before the robbery. Rogers was tied to the Fiocey hold up at Jonesboro Ark. Estelle was later taken to Savannah Ill in custody.

Memphis Tenn Thomas Clark George Rogers John F. Shatelie Estelle Burlington Marcus Ill A Dolap Wisconsin Clark B. ©. Sanderson Frisco Rogers Fiiecy Jonesboro Ark Savannahill

Consumption Curable Inquiry in Philadelphia

Dr. L F Flick announces Henry Phipps of New York donated 300000 for a new Henry Phipps Institute in Philadelphia to study and treat tuberculosis. The endowed institute will yield about 30000 annually, with Flick as director and a staff already chosen. Flick and Phipps return from Europe where they explored treatment methods including Copenhagen sunlight and electric light therapy.

Philadelphia L. F. Flick The Free Hospital For Henry Phipps New York Andrew Carneg Flick Phipps Europe Copenhagen

Northwest Blizzard Grips Midwest Across Cities

A sweeping blizzard grips the Midwest with heavy snow and zero to subzero temperatures. Detroit reports five inches of accumulation and trains delayed. Grand Rapids faces the worst storm of the season with a 40 degree drop. Illinois, Kansas, and Missouri endure coal shortages and widespread cold related hardships. Chicago records 200000 residents affected by cold exposure, with a health department bulletin calling out constructive homicide by officials over policy.

Detroit Mich Lower Michigan Lake Michigan Chicago Benton Harbor M. B. H. and C Three Rivers Niles Grand Rapide Detroit Health Department

Blalock Property Sold to Bondholders in Goldville

Special Master Featherstone auctioned J. S. Blalock's estate in Goldville. Tract 2 of 119 acres with cotton and oil mills fetched 49000 dollars from C. Miller of Charleston. Tract 1 of 1365 acres known as the James place bought by Mrs. M E Browing for 13500 dollars. New owners expected to reorganize and operate the business.

Featherstone United States District Court J. S. Blalock Goldville C. Miller Charleston James Place M. E. Browning

Stops the Cough and Works off the Cott

Latative Bromo Quinine Tablet claims to cure a cold in one day with no cure no pay. Offered at 25 cents.

Grove

Botanic Blood Balm advertised for eczema and skin cures

An ad promotes B B B Botanic Blood Balm for eczema rashes pimples and skin eruptions. It claims to purify blood and provide free medical advice with over 2000 testimonials from Atlanta Georgia. It urges readers to describe their trouble and order by mail with prepaid return.

Blood Balm CO Atlanta B.B. B

Notice of Discharge for H. A. M. Steele Estate

Notice is hereby given that on February 7 1903 the administrator of the estate of H A M Steele deceased will file final return and settlement and apply to the Probate Court for the County of Lancaster for a final discharge as administrator Joux H Strele Administrator Lancaster S C January 6 1903

H. A. M. Steele Couey of Lancaster Joux H. Strele S. C

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