Leper Subscription Notice And Local Notices
A compact page item bundle lists payment requests and local notices. It includes a subscription prompt, stray cattle warning with reward, family visits and travel plans, a school teacher wanted, a infant cholera death with burial plan, a community basket supper for school painting funds, a Woodmen of the World camp installation at Mt Prospect, uncalled for mail at Lancaster post office, and a preliminary hearing in a race crime case for Ed Cothran with jail and bond details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackorell
Mackorall’s
Bruce School
A. P. Horton
Weard
Heath Springs
Barrell Keight
Allioch
Fanderbark
Tradesville
Fork Hill
R. J. Blackmon
M. E Hinson
J. S. Marshall
BR. L. Baskin
B. F. Baker
L. W. Plin~son
D. J. Hinson
H. C. Connell
J. E. Bowers
G. W. Ellis
Ed Cothran
Isom Stover
Crab Orchard Township
Squire
H. Hilton
Charlotte
J. P. Hunter
Lancaster County
S.C
Charlotte Observer
Giveaway and crime notes in old Charlotte item
An 1902 column mentions a promotional giveaway of 85 dollars in gold with per dollar purchases and a bean jar guessing game, plus a report on a fatal pneumonia death of Rev. David Cousar and a Charlotte safe-cracking spree. Police recovered little from the break in, a $400 reward was offered, and Bishop Clinton led the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starke Groggan
David Cousar
Rock Hill
Clinton
Horrible Find in Walterboro Shocked Merchant
Special to The State from Walterboro on January 14 reports Mr. D B Black discovering a dog tearing apart a white infant's fern in his backyard. Authorities opened an inquest with no developments. Dr Ackerman says the child was fully developed and dead days earlier. The town appropriated 100 dollars and citizens plan to raise 200 for the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walterboro
D. B Black
Bryan
Black
W. B. Ackerman
Five Men Die In Alabama Jail Fire At Pratt City
Fire at Pratt City jail in Birmingham Alabama is believed incendiary. Jack Kelly a white man and four unidentified Black inmates were burned alive. Twenty inmates escaped as officers and residents rush to recapture them.
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Birmingham
Ala
Pratt City
Jack Kelly
RespeLt Lancaster Chapter reflects on Gordon loss
Resolutions passed by the Lancaster Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy on April 14, 1904 honor Gen. John B. Gordon. They express grief for the Confederate hero and patriot, extend sympathy to his family, and request publication in local papers. A blank page is to be inscribed in the record book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
the United Daughters of the Confederacy
Dan
John B. Gordon
A. I. Banks
M. P. Crawford
Annie E. Witherspoon
Waxhaw Plantation sale in Lancaster SC two tract lands
Public sale announced for two tracts in Waxhaw District Lancaster County South Carolina known as Waxhaw Plantation and Careton Lands totaling about 1260 and 872 acres. sale to occur Monday February 1 1904 at Lancaster Court House door. Terms include one fourth cash and balance in yearly installments with credit payments. Wiesenfeld Co. of Baltimore and William Carnes auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waxhaw
Lancaster County
South Carolina
Waxhaw Plantation
Witherspoon Place
Careton
Lancaster Court House
Charlotte Rowt
Washaw
Seaboard
Lina
Waxhaw Plantating
Charles H. Tgaiote
Samuel B. Massey
Kamo
Planta
James D. Caskey
Judson
Hasseltine
N. G TE Chafee
David Wissenfeld
Joseph Wredenwalk
Stinson
Manseltine and
Chute
Eliza B. Cure
Cureton
D.D. Robins
Eliza B
Enid Tagseltino
Chates
J. R. Hunter
Hook
David Wienenfeld
Joseph Frie Lenwald
Lancaster Review
Wiesenfeld & Co
Too Fidelty
Tatlimore, Ma
William Carnes
Dwight
8. C
War clouds loom as East Asia nerves tighten
Reports from Seoul and Peking on January 14 describe panic in Corea and a shift toward war. An edict orders restraint if foreign troops clash on Corean soil while Russia claims Russian volunteer fleets and China shifts toward Japan as Russia breaches pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Seoul
Corea
Corean
Moscow
Dispensary law echoes divorce rules in Fort Mill Times
A Fort Mill Times excerpt notes a dispensary removal rule echoing the state divorce principle once in, always in. The opinion draws a comparison to how dispensaries are treated, suggesting a fixed status on removal matters within the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Mill Times
Tribute to John Hughes Inspires Duty and Valor
A Sumter Times tribute honors John Hughes of Heath Springs who died December 18 while operating a skidder machine. Neighbors recall his brave, selfless act to save others and his steadfast duty. The salutation asks comrades to lay evergreen on his grave as a symbol of courage and mercy.
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John Hughes
W. A. Hughes
Heath Springs
Sumter County
Fla
E. N. Berge
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Revo. Mt
Fabbath
Gills Reek
Mackorell’s
H. Hines
Minnie Patrick
White Oak
Unity Manse
Patrick
J. M. White
Junie Green
Sumter
Mirxses Ada Clyburn and
Anna Jenkins
Haile
Mamie Clyburn
Bon M. Welsh
Longeville
McMurray Place
A.B. Ferguson
Woodmen of the World
Mt. Prospect
E T. Bell
A. L. Yarbrough
W. P. Plyler
Rape
A. M. Eubanks
J. T. McCorkle
D. W. Montgomery
Monroe Journal
Lettore
E. J. Brown
Medworth
Balle Nance
P. M
J.B. Mackerell
J. P
J.C Long
North College Street
Shields
Long Bros
Cooper & Davis
Frother
College Street
Stan Ton Citizens Yard
Alabama
Lows
OLD Price
J. B. Mackorell
Lave
Cherry & Co
Wilford
Daby Case Manufacturing Co
Macon
Oe. Bours de Wgnatern
Pekin
Japan
Russia
Rawsin
Hughes
John
India
Adamaville
Grove
Josep Clark
M. L. Lemond
Presbyterian Church
Viet Land
Oxceala
Ezell Mine
Co Che
Jani M. Clark
Executrix
HONEY
Tean
Wylie
CLUDS
Masonic
Stevenson & Porter
E.E. Cloud
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