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The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1903

Page

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Happenings In The State Stamped to the Heat

Beaufort june 27. At Old Coosaw mines Richard Cuthbert and Andrew Porter both youths aged 14 and 15 quarreled with Thos Holmes. Cuthbert stabbed Holmes to the heart. The boys were arrested and brought here tonight by Sheriff Porter and Deputy Mann. Much tobacco destroyed Swift Creek farmers estimate hailstorm caused at least 30000 dollars loss. Crop outlook poor. Congaree june 27. Grant Reed’s wife, a colored woman, was killed by lightning while standing at a window. Her husband, in bed three feet away, escaped injury. Walhalla june 27. Physicians of Walhalla and Oconee County on strike over pay for lunacy examinations. A prospective insane patient remains jailed awaiting examination. dispute may be resolved soon.

Beaufort Old Coosaw Mines Richard Cuthbert Andrew Porter Thos. Holmes Cuthbert Holmes Porter Mann Martsville Swift Creek Congaree Grant Reed R. A. Shoolbred Walhalla Oconee County Board of County Commissioners Columbia

Indigestion to revival after Electric Bitters trial

Mrs H S Newson of Decatur Alabama recounts three years of severe pain from stomach and bowel trouble. Doctors failed until Electric Bitters brought rapid, miraculous relief. The ad claims Liver Kidney Stomach and Bowel issues improve with Electric Bitters, 50 cents, guaranteed by local druggists. Also mentions Lynchings records showing racial violence concentration in the South.

H. Newson Decatur Ala Funderburk Pharmnacy Crawford Bros J. & Mackey & Co. Droggistas Chicago Tribune Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island Utah South

Julius Foster Case Upheld Self-Defense Charge

The South Carolina Supreme Court sustains the lower court ruling in the Julius Foster murder case. Foster, a Black defendant, is sentenced to life in prison for killing Lewis White in Greenwood County on September 29, 1901. The court overrules exceptions. Justice Woods dissents on one part regarding self-defense wording.

Julius Foster Supreme Court Yestersday Woods Foster Boston Gov. McSweeney Gov. Crane Massachusetts North Carolina South Carolina Lewis White Greenwood County Buchanan Supreme Court

Blood Balm Co Boosts Free Treatments for Vast Ailments

A 19th century style claim promotes BB 2 Blood Balm Blood Purifier promising free 10 000 treatments to cure ulcers rheumatism pimples skin sores and even cancer across homes with postal address in Atlanta Georgia.

B. B Blood Balm Co

Three Men Hanged On The Same Tree in Newton Baker County

Albany dispatch reports a 2 am triple lynching in Newton Baker County. Garfield McCoy Wiley Anette and George McKinney, Miller County negroes, were seized from the jail by about 50 men, dragged into a field near Newton, hanged with nooses, and shot as they swayed. Jailer William Screws was coerced into releasing them amid revolver threats.

Macon Albany Baker County Newton Garfield McCoy Wiley Anette George McKinney Miller County Baker Tucker

Vanderbilt to Build Model Manufacturing City in North Carolina

The Citizen reports George W. Vanderbilt has bought a large tract between Hendersonville and Brevard about 30 miles from Asheville. He plans a model town with waterworks electric lighting heat and power. The city would be completed and ready for occupancy before any settlement.

Asheville N. C George W. Vanderbilt Hendersonville Brevard N.C

Lynching From Another Point of View

Chicago June 28 Rev Dr W A Bartlett argues at First Congregational church that lynching reflects anger at worst crimes and urges a quicker, sure punishment for brutal offenders. He says lynching is not a race issue but a reaction to atrocities that shock communities and calls for decisive justice over legal delay.

Chicago Hell W. A. Bartlett First Congregational Church

Largest ship to enter South Atlantic port reaches Charleston

A 9,000 ton steamship drawing 27 feet of water arrived at Charleston on Friday, marking it as the largest vessel ever to enter a South Atlantic port.

Charleston South Atlantic

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