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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1901

Page

4

Lancaster and Chester Rail Schedules Highlight Connections

A 1940s rail timetable notes westbound trains from Lancaster to Kucund and Chester, with departures at 6 30 am and 8 10 pm. It lists connections via Southern Railway No 86 to Charlotte, Northwestern and Atlantic Special routes to Atlanta, and No 83 to Columbia and north routes. It mentions joint services with Laboard Air Line and Seaboard connections and notes officials M. Heath and Leroy Springs in leadership roles.

Tay Lancaster Leavin Gancaster Chester Southern Railway Poluts Norte Atlanty and Polots West Itatlarolime and Northwestern Railway N.C Southern Rail Way Southern Railway No Columbia Laboard Air Line Northern No. Do Moneta Points

Carnegie Sees Anglo American Alliance Emerging

London June 4 Andrew Carnegie told an Associated Press representative that continental powers will band against Britain and Britain will seek help from the United States. He cited the English speaking race union and noted British King Edward’s friendship with the United States. He said British enterprise cannot compete with American power.

London Andrew Carnegie Associated Press Great Britain United States Carnegia Langham Hotel Scotland Chamber of Commerce Carnegie New York Chamber of Commerce Windsor King Edward Eward

Weather Summary Reports Droughts Hit Missouri and Upper Mississippi

The weather bureau notes severe drought with little rain across much of the Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys slowing corn growth and increasing worm damage while the southern states show some improvement. Winter wheat suffers from drought and fly damage in the lower Mississippi valley. Harvesting starts in Arkansas and Kansas is set to begin around the 15th. Cotton growth is slow across the belt with cultivation hindered by cool, wet conditions, and warmth and dryness are needed in eastern districts.

Washington Weather Bureau Missouri Mississippi East Gulf Coast Lower Lake Region New England Mississippi Valley Arkansas Kansas

Tillman urged to stay in Senate amid caucus fallout

The State reports on Democratic caucus minutes and letters regarding Senator Tillman and Senator McLaurin of South Carolina. The exchange centers on McLaurin’s party alignment, participation in caucuses, and pressure from supporters to remain in the Senate amid possible political contests.

Jones McLaurin South Carolina Senate Democratic Caucus Democrats United States Senate Tillman BE. W. Carmack Tennessee Athelston Gaston Meadeville Penn United States Hannah Nebraska Dakota Washington

Relief in six hours claims cure for kidney disease

A historical remedy advertisement promises relief from kidney disease within six hours. It touts a quick cure by a New Great South American Kidney Cordial, sent through a Lancister druggist, with vague claims of immediate impact and immune benefits.

Kilmer Bright Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y Mall Crawford Bros Agants Lancaster Bredder Waler J Fo Lancister

To Kill Potato Bugs Eiberton Remedy

An Elberton Star notice presents a pesticide recipe to combat potato bugs. It prescribes four pounds bluestone and five pounds quick lime dissolved and mixed into fifty gallons of water, to spray potato plants. The remedy is attributed to Augusta’s Mr. Martin Calvin and touted as a sure kill.

Eiberton Martin Calvin Augusta Elberton Star

Deafness Cure Institute Donation Promises Free Ear Drums

A rich lady cured of deafness by Dr Nicholson's Artificial Ear Drums donated 10,000 dollars to The Nicholson Institute in New York. The gift funds free ear drums for deaf people who cannot afford them. Address listed as 870 Eight Avenue, New York.

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