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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1903

Page

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Negro Excursion Wrecked Nearby Wedgefield

A disastrous Atlantic Coast Line excursion train near Cape Savannah and Wedgefield wrecked after a washout collapsed an embankment. Conductor J J Clements of Florence and three black passengers died. thirty-four injured, eight seriously. A farmer flagged the approach but engineer George Wilson did not stop.

Sumter Atlantic Coast Line Wedgefield Cape Savannah J. J. Clements Florence Nemee Nichols Marion Couny Columbia Aleck Robinson Cane Savannah No 52 George Wilson Robinson Engineer Wilson

Happenings In The State Report From June Events

June 1 court session opening in Bishopville with continuance requested for Spain Kelly’s case. May 31 death of Mr. J M McGill in Due West. Greenwood reports a severe hailstorm causing window and roof damage and crop destruction. Yorkville notes Ruth Stephenson’s death from accidental glass fragments. Beaufort reports Edward Williams’s stabbing of Liz Smails. Congaree records a destructive tornado causing barn, depot, and crop damage with loss of livestock. Orangeburg notes severe rain and hail wrecking crops across Limestone and Jamicon areas.

Greenwood Baptist Orangeburg Oragelurgy

Lightning strikes and kills George Hammack in Anderson

George Hammack, a young white man living in Anderson, was killed by a bolt of lightning during a severe rain and thunder storm. He had paused near his home rather than return inside, and the lightning struck him as he stood on the piazza near the locked house. His mother heard the warning and called, but he did not move.

Ise Marriaghe Enaed Lizzie Walliams P. O. Hutson Anderson George Hammack Oer Cott Boyl Hin

Fresh testimony in Dr Kir coughs case at trial

A murky notice recounts testimony in a medical case involving Dr Kir and alleged cures for consumption, pneumonia and grip. It cites local firms Crawford Bros and J Mackey & Co Drugists offering trial bottles and a dollar price for remedies.

Ity Kir TL. J. Melarland Jeniorville Perumonia Grip Funderburk Pharmacy Crawford Bros J. ¥. Mackey & Co

Train Man Killed While Boarding Freight Car

A Greenville News report details a man named Allen, about 30, of Boston, who was crushed when he fell under a moving freight train as he tried to board. His death was instant. His wife mourns the loss as authorities investigate the tragic accident in Boston, GC. OW.

Milena Camden Ne Gy Bostion

Yerrible Accident In Williamston Wardrobe

Woman named White living on West Main Street engaged in dressing when her son’s pistol toppled from a shelf. The gun discharged fatally injuring her. Authorities report a fatal incident with unclear immediate circumstances and no further details available.

White West Main Street Williamston Jane J.C. Boozer

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Lancaster Hercantile News and Courier Castor Beara Signataro Alert Columbia State Spain Bishopville Court of General Sessions Dudge Ernest Gary Couneill Kelly Nea Dne J M. McGill R. Haddon Mr. Haddon Mr. McGill Yorkville Little Ruth W. G. Stephenson Kings Mountain Military Academy J. D. McDowell Resbyterian Aly Negro Perry Clear Beaufort Perry Clears Edward Walliams Li Smails Nado Congal Congaree Rawlinson Weston Acre Destru Orangebul Wien
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