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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1903

Page

4

Highland Pork Mill plans Rock Hill cotton mill expansion

The Highland Pork Mill Company will build another cotton mill at Rock Hill with an estimated cost of 460600 dollars. Jooe McFadden, a colored man, died after a week confinement at his Railroad Avenue restaurant from smallpox. burial occurred that night. Governor McSweeney reports Edisto Island facing about 150 smallpox cases and seeks immediate health action. The legislature will elect a new chief justice, with Pope favored for the post and a successor chosen for associate justice. several candidates including ex Gov Sheppard and others are named.

Highland Pork Mill Company Rock Hill Jooe McFadden Railroad Avenue Rock Hill Herald McSweeney DeLoach Edisto Island Edlisto Island James Evans Melver Uderstood Pope Gov. Sheppard C. A. Woods Marion J. A. McCullough Ed. F. Caldwell Newberry Gruber and Aldrich Jas. Aldrich Bellinger

First Child Labor Bill Advances in Senate

Senator Marshall introduced a child labor bill setting phased age limits after May 1 1903 1904 and 1905 and restricting work hours for under 12 after 8 pm to 6 am with exceptions for emergencies and for widows or disabled fathers' dependent children. An affidavit of schooling may allow June July August work and the bill has mill support.

Senate Marshall Col. Marshall

Electric Bitters Offer Health Renewal Claims

The advertisement promotes Electric Bitters as a cure-all for stomach liver and kidney regulation and blood purification. It claims benefits for kidney troubles penile complaints nervous diseases constipation dyspepsia and malaria with vigorous health following use. Sold for 50 cents and guaranteed by Crawford Bros and J F Muckey & Co.

Crawford Bros J. F. Muckey & Co

Ledger and News and Courier Offer One Year Subscriptions

The Ledgersen weekly and The News and Courier semi weekly are available for one year at $1 if paid in advance. This limited offer invites readers to subscribe to both papers, combining savings with access to the latest local and regional news.

The Ledgersen News and Courier

Woman shoots man in Macon tragedy at law office

In Macon on January 12, Col. M. G. Bayne’s law office saw professor RK. A. Rigsby shot and killed by telegraphy teacher Effie Carson after a private meeting. Five shots fired. two hits, one in the head and another over the heart. Both are prominent locals.

Macon RK. A. Rigeley Effie Carson Col. M. G. Bayne Jim Rigsby

Six Survivors After Death of Chief Justice Mc Iver

The death of Chief Justice Mc Iver leaves only six survivors of the momentous secession convention. The remaining survivors are I. W. Spratt of Jacksonville, Hon. Peter Stokes, Col. Joseph Daniel Pope, Dr. James H. Carlisle, Col. R. A. Thompson, and R. C. Logan.

Mc~ Iver W. N. Campbell John EH. Kinsler WD Johnson Melver I. W. Spratt Jacksonville Peter Stokes Joseph Daniel Pope James H. Carlisle R.A. Thompson R. C. Logan State

Debtors in the Spotlight as Lawmakers Consider Change

Greenwood Journal notes Representative Mahalley of Spartanburg plans a bill to jail debtors, aiming to tighten sanctions on nonpaying borrowers. It comments on a local move to repeal creditor protections and promote a cash system, urging repayment to protect personal reputations.

Mahalley Spartanburg Weat Ile Greenwood Journal

Train Escape After Arrest Sparks Pursuit

Report from January describes an attempted escape by a wanted suspect. Officers captured the man after a struggle and he was placed in a car bound for the county jail. He leveraged a distraction during ticket checks and leaped from a moving train, vanishing despite a stop and pursuit by deputies.

Hughes The Southern

Why Do So Many Cotton Mill Operatives Have Sallow Complexions

August H Kobo surveys Columbia cotton mills and nearby communities to explore why many workers show pale sallow skin while others remain rosy. He notes factors beyond mill life, cites malaria climate and prenatal theories, and observes color differences across Lancaster and Chesterfield counties. He suggests better cooking education and a communal dining option as a remedy.

August H. Kobo News and Courier Columbia Mille Midland Lancaster Chesterfield North Carolina South Carolina Chesterfield County Mary Snipes Chester County Nettie Nyme Will Kennington Ada Nye Carrie Gale Theodore Starnes Robinson

Stopa Cough Cure and Skin Treatment Ad Transcript

An implausible advertisement promises a single day cure for colds and eczema with a laxative Broniy Quinine and a blood balm product. It touts free prepaid treatment by Blood Balm Co and claims thousands cured monthly, urging readers to describe their trouble for advice.

Wring Blood Balm CO

Ordinance Imposes Annual Tax On All Dogs In Lancaster

A town ordinance establishes an annual dog tax for all dogs within Lancaster limits. The measure specifies collection requirements and enforcement provisions by local authorities.

Lancaster R. E. Willie C. D. Jones

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