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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1901

Page

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One of the Best Stocks in Upper Carolina

An advertisement touts an upgraded assortment of goods in the state noting a weeded old stock and new Satin Stripe Lawns offered at 5 cents per yard. It promises striped and plain fabrics at 5 cents, with 124 and 15 cent items and 8 to 10 cent bargains, claiming rapid sales.

Upper Carolina Bntistes

A Fine Shoes and Garments Store Offers Low Prices

A dealer promotes a second lot of ladies misses and childrens sandals Hero with one two and three straps. Stock includes Crisso garments muslin camsock trimmed in lace and embroidery. Prices advertised as remarkably cheap at 25 50 75 cents 1.00 1.26 1.50.

Crisso

Summer Shirts and Shirts Waists for Men Offer

An ad notes men’s shirts and shirt waists in hot weather styles, with breezy shirt waists and a vestless look. It promotes a new stock of sample shirts and pants at 160 cents on the dollar, 35 40 50 60 cent prices, and mentions Miss Evans’ fine work and lower millinery prices with a sailor hat at 20 cents.

Horrible Crime of a Frenchwoman and Family in Paris

A rich Poitiers landowner Madame Monnier and her son are accused of imprisoning Blanche Monnier for 25 years in a dark room. She, emaciated, was found by police and sent to a hospital. the lawyer she loved died earlier. Madame Monnier died in prison of heart disease, and her son faces inquiry.

Paris Madame Monnier Poitiers Department of Vienne Mile Blanche Monnier Monvier

Beaten by a Terrible Explosion in Kirkman Indiana

A local explosion report from Kirkman Indiana describes a gasoline stove accident that burned a lady severely. N J Palmer notes medical care failed to heal the severe wounds, but Becklen's Arnica Salve reportedly cured her. The ad claims 25 cents at Crawford Bros and J F Mackey & Co.

N. J. Palmer Kirkman, In Becklen Crawford Bros J. F. Mackey & Co

Seven Years in Bed and a Miracle Cure

Mrs J L Pease of Lawrence Kansas had not left bed seven years due to kidney and liver trouble and general debility. She reports three bottles of Electric Bitters restored her ability to walk and within three months she felt like a new person. The remedy is praised for headaches nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting and dizzy spells with guaranteed satisfaction by Crawford Bros and J F Mackay & Co.

JL. Pease Lawrence, Kan Crawford Bros. and J. F. Mackay & Co

Dr BE Detconna Anti Diaries 8100 Cures Sleep Incontinence

An old advertisement claims Dr BE Detconna Anti Diaries 8100 cures sleep incontinence for children and adults. It promises immediate relief and mentions a price around $1 and sales through JB Mackay & Co, Druggist in Laws Center.

Dr. BE. Detconna JB Mackay & Co Laws Center

Bold burglary thwarted at Sea Island hotel in Beaufort

A guest at the Sea Island hotel in Beaufort, G Garret of Laurens South Carolina, aided by a night watchman, pursued a fleeing intruder who leaped from a window to a picket fence. Blood trails led to Craven street but the fugitive remained at large as police searched three back tenement houses.

Beaufort Sea Island G. Garret Laurens 8. C Alfred Folk Folk Mr. Garret Craven Street W.T. W

Georgia Sheriff Faces Down Mob to Save Black Man

In Carrollton Georgia the sheriff Joseph Meerill-tedey protected a black man named Williams from a lynch mob after Williams was convicted of murdering Otis Ward. One guard died and two were wounded during the jail incident. The state militia escorted Williams to a train bound for Atlanta. Williams had been scheduled for execution but new appeals were filed.

Carrollton Jane Georgia Joseph Meerill-tedey Atlanta George Bennett Thomas L. Word Williams Otis Ward Harris Reese, Smith & Boykin Supreme Court

Desperate Robbers: Two Die in Aurora Bank Robbery Case

Fred Lee Rice survives sentence of 21 years for the Aurora bank robbery after extradition from Chicago. Thomas Jones died from gunshot wounds while trying to flee officers, and Frank Rutledge died by suicide by jumping from a jail gallery.

Toronto Ont Fred Lee Rice Thomas Jones Frank Rutledge Chicago Aurora Rice Jones Rutledge Court House

Were These Soldiers Poisoned Fort Fremont Tragedy Stuns Army

Sensational reports from Fort Fremont detail the deaths of Wright and Easterling two artillery soldiers. Wright fell ill after drinking bitters from a local illicit seller and died painfully within hours. Easterling, who accompanied Wright’s burial, drank the same liquor and suffered violent convulsions, dying the next day. Army surgeons express extraordinary distress at the deaths and note the men’s interment in the government cemetery after separate burials.

Beaufort Wright Easterling Fort Fremont Here Kasterling National Military Cemetery Wrigit Govvernment

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