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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1904

Page

4

Col Thos Walson comments on Scranton murder case

Col Thomas Walson of Williamsburg County spoke in the city on the Scranton murder of a Black prisoner last Saturday. He denounced the crime and questioned the jurors’ verdict, noting premonitions of the prisoner’s move to Columbia and tensions on the train. He compared it to the Culbreath lynching in Edgefield, warning the mob’s influence and the failure of lynching law as a remedy.

Thos. Walson Cades Williamsburg County Scranton Col. Wilson Willismshirge County McGox Wilson Col Jol Wilson Kingstree Jumbin Pegre Cohmbia Geo. Evans Culbreath Edgefield Evans Ernest Gary Scramton

Night Was Her Terro Cure Promised in Ad

An Alexandrian resident Mrs Chas Ay gate claims a severe cough and throat infection kept her awake. She touts Dry King's Discovery as a guaranteed cure, noting a 5 pound gain after using 50 cent and one dollar bottles. Free titles offered at Crawford Brow, Mackey & Co., and Tundersurk Pharmacy.

Chas Aygate Crawford Brow Mackey & Co Tundersurk

In Love Advice for Young Men Recounted

A reflective piece compares offering romance tips to feeding a bird with grain. It frames guidance as gentle but careful, noting that advice can shape feelings and outcomes while cautioning against overinstruction in matters of affection.

Ueex Sonal

Train Crash Near Petersurg Claims Lives and Injures Passengers

A train derailed north of Petersurg in the evening, killing Thos Wiley of Springlioht and injuring 1 to 20 passengers, some seriously. The two coaches baggage car and engine plunged down a track embankment, turning over twice and scattering debris along the slope.

Byori Stud Tagur Tulieast Qstord Petersurg Acwaemaster Thos Wiley Springlioht

Mrs Minerva Smith Diagnosed With Longstanding Bronchitis

A Danville resident, Mrs Minerva Smith, reportedly suffered bronchitis for twenty years. The fragmentary text notes a chronic respiratory condition described in the local notice, with unclear reference to potential remedies or pharmacy names.

Dust Storm Destroys Cotton Stands Near Clio

A Sunday afternoon storm swept through the area, damaging cotton stalls up to fifteen miles high and stripping fruit. Wind speeds caused extensive destruction from Clio, eighteen miles west, to a three mile wide path. The disaster marks a rare event in local memory, with farmers planning to plant late corn after replanting damaged cotton.

Thes Inn Intia Clio

Unclear protest text prompts election tone in fragment

Fragmentary OCR mentions protest after election and pressure. Includes stray lines about a brick for sale north of Lancaster on Lands Ford road with a phone number, and a reference to Taw McCain and Stewart. The readable content is disjoint and date/place unclear. Strong entities: Lancaster, Lands Ford road, McCain, Stewart.

Lancaster Ford Road McCain & Stewart

Fragmentary Medical Note From Verdona Alabama

A garbled OCR passage mentions Verdona Alabama and a patient with a severe illness and tumors. It references names such as Arnie Satye and Crawford Heros, and mentions Mackey & Co and Pinderburl Pharmsey in a listing-like fragment. The text is incomplete and unclear but indicates a medical context with named individuals and firms.

Fy A. Gulledue Verdona Ala Len Crawford Heros Mackey & Co Pinderburl, Pharmsey

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