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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1901

Page

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Turkish Atrocities Reported in Salonica Massacre

The Turkes massacred fifty two Greek Christians at Salonica with bodies chopped and dumped in a well. Senator Hay of Kershaw withdraws from re election. Judge Ernest Gary faces no opposition. Col Ferguson, a candidate for Judge Towns place, returned home to Lauren as friends press his campaign.

Vienna Jane Salonica Hay of Kershaw Ernest Gary Col. Ferguson Townsend Lauren

Five Thousand Russian Passengers Snowbound Five Days

Terrible suffering is reported as five thousand Russian travelers are snowbound for five days en route to Orlessa. The harsh conditions stranded passengers, with scarce food and shelter, as rescue efforts commenced.

Orlessa Kapolet Sedges Schuvaloff

Deserters Confession and Rail Suffering Across Europe

A clipped dispatch collection reports a man’s confession about murdering a tramp during Aguinaldo era uprisings, plus a dramatic Soviet border snowbound journey to Odessa with thousands stranded and rescues by Gov. Schuvaloff and troops. Also noted: Manila insurgents warned after January 6, railway damage claims, and a Kentucky tramp Brooks Munson’s confession to a 3 year old tragedy at a well in Sturgis.

Getting Thin and Scott's Emulsion Ad Claim

A vintage advertisement discusses thinness from over work or under digestion and promotes Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as a cure, urging activity and offering free samples. It highlights the product’s availability in 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes and notes the genuine brand image.

Scott

Dr Kings New Life Pills Headache Relief Ad

An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a cure for sick and nervous headaches. It claims they improve blood and nerves, are easy to take, and cost 25 cents with a money back guarantee. The note mentions Crawford Brown Druggist in Spartanburg.

Stevenson for Governor in Speaker's Place Hatched

Special to The State from Chesterfield Jan 10 indicates Hon W F Stevenson elected speaker of the house is a Chesterfield county victory. The Chesterfield Advertiser predicts Chesterfield will gain influence with Stevenson’s long career cited as proof of local pride and possible governorship if he lives many years. The piece expresses strong local admiration for Stevenson. William L Trenholm dies in New York at 78 after a career as comptroller of the treasury, civil service commissioner, and bank executive. services planned in Charleston and obituary notes birth in Charleston in 1836 and education at The College.

Lexington Brooks Munson Will Gregg Gregg Place Sturgis W EF Stevenson Chesterfield County Chesterfield Advertiser Chesterfield W F Stevenson Stevenson New York William L Trenholm Treasury Cleveland Charleston S. C Enholm Ath Carollina College Katy Macbeth Wrentolay Unied States Civil Service Commission

Naval Station Site Study Chooses Charleston Over Port Royal

Jan 11 report by naval officers favors Charleston, South Carolina as the site for a new South Atlantic naval station. The committee outlines Charleston advantages over Port Royal. Rear Admiral George Sumner dissents, advocating retention at Port Royal.

Washington Mary Long Tonday South Atlantic Port Royal Charleston S.C George Sumner Port Roy

Rich donor funds free Ear Drams at Nicholson Institute

A wealthy woman cured of deafness donated $10,000 to Dr. Nicholson's Institute to provide free Ear Drams for deaf people unable to afford them. The address listed is 11967 The Nicholson Institute, 780 Eight Avenue, New York, USA. Subscriboto Tae Lupome

Nicholson Nicholson Institute Eigth Avenue New York USA

War dispatches and prison abuses from the Boer conflict

Lord Kitchener reports a Boer attack on Zuurfontein and Kaalfontien stations repulsed with minor British losses. Skirmishes occur at several points. Three peace committee agents are captured near Lindley. one British subject flogged and shot, two burghers flogged by DeWat’s orders.

London Loard Kitchener Pretosia Zuurfontein Kaalfontien Lord Kitchener Dowet Lindley DeWat

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