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The Lancaster Ledger in Lancaster, South Carolina
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Newspaper
The Lancaster Ledger
Location
Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1900
Page
2
Legislature Debates Medical College Licensing and Factory Safety
Special to Greenville News reports a day of legislative debate in Columbia SC on a medical college licensing bill and other measures. Amendments by Manudin extend privileges to graduates of other accredited medical colleges with a one year course. Also discussed were child labor in factories, rail construction updates, and exemptions for Kershaw, Heath Springs, and Greenwell from cotton scale rules, all amid largely divided committees and stalled bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
South Carolina Medics College
Charleston
Mir Manudin
Greenville
Ann
Board of Examiners
Senate
Meo Richards
Kersaue
Greenwell
Fr Richards
Willis
Kershaw
Laccaster
Sir Williways
Lancaster County
Heath Springs
Lan
Battle of Spion Kop Described as Mortal Hell on Battlefield
A Frere Camp dispatch from January 26 recalls the fierce fighting at Spion Kop during the Tugela campaign. British lines faced heavy Boer fire from pits and a Maxim, with shelling turning the summit into a deadly firefight. Reinforcements struggled across torn ground as one trench near the summit failed under crossfire. After 24 hours, British troops held firm until nightfall, then withdrew. The piece blends wartime detail with a separate State political note on broad tire legislation and regional praise for Senator W He Mauldin.
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London
Frere
Bolles
Tugela
Spion Kop
Tuceli
Mount Alice
Potvietier
Lattleton
Kerses
Warren
Kop
Gag
Snather
Izain
Oa Roan
All Angeles
Maxim Nordenfeldt
Lonusrankeerm
Surgeons Pooled For Hamilton After Roctal Istula Threat
Doctors warned Richard Hamilton of West Jefferson he faced death after months with Roctal istula unless a costly operation could be done. He reportedly cured himself using five boxes of Backlen's Arnica Salve, hailed as the safest pile cure and best salve, sold for 92 5 cents per box by Crawford Kros' Druggists. Ledger subscription reminder follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rerick Hamilton
West Jefferson
Backlen
Crawford Kros
Two Levels leaded Men Vote on Roberts Case Ruling
In the delegation, Col Elliott and Mr Norton backed the minority resolutions on the Roberts case while all others supported the majority report. On the final vote for adopting the majority report, Mr Norton voted affirmative. Washington Cor Charleston Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Elliott
Mr Norton
Roberts
Norton
Washington Cor
Charleston Post
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promising Appetite Boost
An ad declares Dr King s New Life Pills restore appetite and digestion for those with stomach and liver complaints. It claims better health and energy, available at Crawford Bros drug store for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Crawford Bros
Representative Estridge on whiskey bills and roads
In a brief letter, Representative J N Estridge notes ongoing calendar items including dispensary, local option, and high license whiskey bills. He expects amendments to the dispensary law and opposes a proposed divorce bill. He mentions Prof Telmes on roads, tire debates, court-structure bills, and a pending joint session to address constitutional timing. Snow fell in Columbia Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Columbia
Mules and Stable Talk From Odd OCR Fragment
Fragmentary notes from a stable or breeding page mention mules of various sizes and qualities. The text names Robe and other unclear references, with scattered phrases about sale, patronage, and payments, all in garbled form.
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