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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1904

Page

2

County Line Survey Sparks Boundary Question

A newspaper letter questions the county commissioners of Lancaster and Kershaw about a survey that moved the Lan ter Kershaw line several hundred feet, potentially shifting taxable property worth $25 000 or more to Kershaw. The writer asks what authority a county board has to establish lines on its own motion and whether Lancaster could similarly appoint a surveyor to reestablish the line, urging court remedy if the line is wrong.

County — Commissioners Kershaw County Lanter Keshaw Kershaw Lancaster County

Hayes Sentenced to Hang in Greenville Murder Case

The white nun Hayes, convicted of murdering his young wife, faces execution at Valhalla on October 14. Judge Townsend presided, and this marks a second sentencing after two trials in General Sessions. A mistrial earlier split jurors on death versus mercy before a Supreme Court remand.

Greenville Walh Thui Supreme Court Townsend la Sintence

Woodmen Lose Decision in Suit Over Injury Claim

S. W. Mitchell sued the Woodmen of the World claiming a goat used during initiation caused permanent injury. The lower court awarded $1,000. the supreme court affirmed, upholding the verdict against the organization. The case drew nationwide attention to secret societies and initiation practices.

Ville S. W. Mitchell Woodman Jas. W. Lesch Supreme Court

SC State Press Association Caps Parker Victory Wishes

The South Carolina State Press association passes a resolution sending hearty congratulations to Parker and expressing support for the ticket in the November race. The note mentions Foley's Kidney Cave and cites Fanderbark Pharcy in its wording.

South Carolina State Press Association Parker Foley's Kidney Fanderbark Pharcy

Money Yo Boi On Parker Wager Sparks Wall Street Bets

The Observers New York reports Jacob Field offers 200 dollars against 350000 that Parker will be elected president. Field says he will accept any odds on the wager. Roosevelt sentiment has weakened and Parker gains support with large bets. The market reaction shows renewed confidence in Parker’s prospects.

New York Wall Street Jacob Field Parker Field Tein Roosevelt Wally

Tom Kroger Dead In Ant Republic Official Dies

Tom Paul Kroger president of the Ant Republic died in Vand at Nar via the Swiss clock time his son in law and others were with him. He died after illness with pneumonia and heart weakness. Embalmed body to be placed in temporary vault awaiting burial approval and transfer to final Britain burial.

Dione Kruger Daly Tom Paul Ortiner Ant Republic Nton Vand Nar Ter Matt Orvent Grent Ut Britain

Roosevelts Bid Faces Opposition in 1900 Campaign

A fragmented preface hints Tilman supporting Sunap Special and Bryan style opposition. The speaker claims reluctance to canvass due to illness but commits to aiding in 1900 efforts and to restore constitutional government against Roosevelt.

Bryan Jude Moe Roosevelt

Williams to Speck in Doubtful States in Orleans

A telegraph dispatch reports Maresh Williams plans to aid the national Democratic committee by speaking in doubtful states during the upcoming campaign. He intends to go to Esopus when the committee convenes and is cited amid ongoing political maneuvering and reactions in St. Louis and New York.

Williams Orleans Maresh Williams Esopus Shackan Tilmany New York William P Sheehan Parker Velling St. Louis Shavhang Judge P Hoeehan

Porcy's Mw Chicire: CY ana Tox csure

Porcy faces a uncertain situation described as a mixed crisis with unclear causes and potential risks. The note mentions a failed plan and the need for prudent action amid confusion and evolving developments.

Verrible Disaster Kills Thirty Children At Picnic

A coal train collision in Chicago injures and kills many children from a Glenwood school picnic. Passengers rush to scene, wrecking trains called, emergency care provided as doctors treat the injured.

Glenwood Daly Chicago Chillinayer Glens

Spider injures Greenville man during banana handling

While pulling bananas for a customer in Greenville a large six inch black hairy spider bit I W Austin’s thumb. The wound bled heavily and swelled. Dr Black treated with carbolic and antiseptics. The patient endured pain but began to recover as swelling subsided. The spider was later shaken from the bananas.

Greenville News I. W. Austin Black Austin

Woman Shot by Thirteen Year Old in Dublin District

Information reaches Dublin Georgia of a fatal shooting in Lowry district. Matcom Currie, thirteen year old son of Mrs. Imirs Currie, killed Mrs. Floyd with six or seven shots and wounded Mrs. Thomas Floyd seriously but not fatally. Police report indicate motive remains unclear.

Dublin Robert Bloyt Lowry District Matcom Currie Imirs Currie Currie Floyd Mlrs Fhonas Floyd Sin Ty

Honest Prices and Firm Integrity Stand Behind Our Shoes

A local advert promises the Godman and Drew-Selby line offers the lowest prices with honest value. It claims competitors inflate costs through deceptive ads and asserts the retailer will profit modestly while delivering undeniable savings to every customer.

iPi Godman Drew-Selby

Best Lines on Earth Shoes Promise Quality

Advertisement touts solid leather soles and counters with double toe tips and offers replacement if any pair fails. Mocking rival sellers claim Douglas line is superior, while noting cow leather and no pasteboard construction in their goods.

Douglas Eaglc

Winter Clothing Sale at Spegel Drive Store

Overstocked clothing sale reduces all suits at cost by fall line. Strouse Bros guarantee on fade and shrink. Store advertises nation department groceries and broad selection with low prices to attract customers.

Strouse & Bros Clothig Nation Department

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