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Newspaper
The Lancaster Ledger
Location
Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1901
Page
4
Telegrams from across the country express sorrow as bells toll and public events halt. The U S Senate notes the Queen's death and President McKinley sends condolences to Edward VII on behalf of the American people, honoring the venerable sovereign.
In Lagrange Georgia Lee P A Danforth endured six months with a frightful roving sore. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve nearly cured it in ten days. For ulcers wounds burns boils pains or piles it’s promoted as the best salve in the world. Core guaranteed sale by Crawford Bros.
Fragmentary OCR lists train routes with station names and timings across several lines. Mentions Blacksburg Laurier Chester Charlotte and South Railvar, with details about departures and connections across a Northwestern route.
A misleading OCR fragment notes that a jury or physician cured deafness and head noises by De Nicholson's Artificial Bar Drums. It states a gift of 10 000 to an institute at 11967, Nicholson Institute, "si" Eight Avenue, New York, USA, to provide drums free to deaf people who cannot obtain them.
Notice warns all persons not to trespass by riding, walking, or hunting on the G W Plyler and W J Funderburk properties in Buford township bounded by the State line Lynch River and Plyler lines. W G Moore placed the notice, dated November 26, 1900, with strict enforcement promised.
The Isle of Wight reports Queen Victoria death in Osborne House on January 22. Edward VII ascends the throne as royal mourning begins. The embalming and plans for Windsor follow, with Parliament summoned to assemble to formalize the transition.
King Edward VII took the oath of office and presided over a Privy Council meeting. Parliament members and Lords swore allegiance as the king was proclaimed at Temple Bar St Pauls and the Royal Exchange with further colonial proclamations planned.
An excerpt contrasts two views on whiskey’s impact. Pro Versins INGERSOLIOS EULOUT extols drink as a gateway to pastoral sunshine and communal joy while Dr Buckley counters with a grim, supernatural vision of ruin and torment that follows indulgence.
An OCR fragment presents jumbled lines referencing weather notes, historical imagery, and scattered phrases about serpents, water, and symbols. It mentions public warnings, emblems, and a stray note about a sergeant and pole, implying a noisy patch of unrelated items rather than a single event or clear notice.
Georgins Largest Farmer sells portion of cotton crop for 100000 in Athens. Colonel S Webi enti Danan Vey purchased 9.0000 bales for 10 WO. Cotton gin operations reported as one of the era's largest firms. A Sunday event near northwest Nt tree noted rapid work and a saved structure.
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