Lindauk R. Joe Apts Heros Do NAGE
A brief item notes an event connected with Lindauk R. and Joe at a location called Apts Heros, dated Saturday March 9, 1901. The fragmentary text references a gathering or acknowledgment tied to that date.
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Newspaper
The Lancaster Ledger
Location
Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1901
Page
2
The Crop of 1899 Official Figures Made Public
Washington March 6 A census bureau bulletin on cotton ginning shows the crop of 1899 at 974 commercial bales weighed at 468 pounds for upland, 959 pounds for round bales, and 388 pounds for the few seed cotton bales. It lists ginning establishments by type and state totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Borssa
Alabama
Arkans
Florida
Territory
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississip
Missouri
Carolina
Oklaoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
A Pathetic War Story Of A Confederate Soldier's Death
The account relays how a Confederate private Banister died at Cape Fear River after a skirmish with Union troops in September 1865. The tale, told by Lt Theodore Grosheim of the 15th Corps, New York Engineers, is preserved with letters and papers from private sources, seeking to identify the fallen soldier and his grave near Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Henvig
Darlington
JE Norment
News and Courier
Grosheim
I Corps
New York Engineers
Wilmington
Gronheim
Banister
AS Hydrick
South Carolina Cavalry
Lieut Grosheim
New
Cape Fear
Cape Pear River
Therodore Groshem
Pease
Hennig
Will Gordon Kills Tin Wife and Wounds His Sister
A man named Will Gordon shot his wife Jane Gordon and his sister in law Celia Spikes on McMillan Street near Marietta after a night of drinking. He wounded Celia and fatally injured Jane, then fled as police were alerted. The incident was linked to a claim of liquor-related rage and prohibition commentary from the Yorkville Enquirer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Gordon
Tin Wife
Atlanta
March
Settire
Ding
McMilan Street
Marietta
Jane Gordon
Ick
Benaet
Celia Spikes
Gordon
Tom Convington
Lancaster Parlor
King s New Discovery Promises Relief for Coughs
A Philadelphia woman credits Dr King s New Discovery with curing her lingering cough and restoring health after years of suffering. The remedy is praised for its efficacy in easing chest congestion and aiding recovery, with Crawford Frost Drug Store offering bottles guaranteed to satisfy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Ori
Crawford Frost Drug Store
Onexboro Waxon Tops Kentucky Market For Value
The celebrated Onexboro Kentucky Waxon is praised as the best and cheapest option in the region, attracting shoppers with its balance of quality and low price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onexboro
Kentucky
Notice to Physicians on Candy for Colds
Fragmented OCR note advises physicians to consider Kermott's Chocolate Mints as an easy remedy for colds and sore throats. It mentions quarterly bids and a general instruction to wear or use the product. The text includes garbled phrases and unclear references to dates and offices.
Beauford Shipbound for New York With Sugar Sacks
Camperdown bound for New York loaded with 20 000 sacks of sugar ran aground on Cape Lookout shoals. Life saving crew tried to board and aid the vessel but strong current high seas and rough wind hindered rescue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauford
New York
Cape Lookout Shoals
This Way Please Livery Offerings and Harness Sale
This advertisement touts a livery business offering lambin and Jewel Buggies with springs and colors, plus a large Buggy Harness lot priced from $600 to $1500 per set. It promotes plow and wagon bridles, claims the best mules and horses at low prices, extra good harness and saddle horses, and a top livery outfit with reasonably priced rates.
Elliqus and Crawford Seed Sale Offer Superior Cotton Variety
Elliqus and Crawford announce a limited seed sale for a superior cotton variety. They claim it yielded 43 lbs of lint per 100 lbs of seed and produced big bales, with potential earnings of $11 per bale above ordinary cotton at current prices. Seed priced at $1.00 per bushel, purchased at $3.00 per bushel previously.
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Joe Apts
Heros
Do Nage
Supreme Court
Raleigh
N.C
Furbes
Douglas
North Carolina Supreme Court
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House of Representatives
Scraper
Broad Street
Exchange
Munson Sout
Bedrock
C H Banister
Norment
Henry Hennig
Austria
Henry
Theodore Grosheim
Vienna
Growneim
Orangeburg
Charleston
Leutenant
Confad
Erate
Delicette
Harleston
Neces
Sary
Lieut ¢Roshein
Wilming
Ubie
Bani
Lisnt Grosheim
Peivata Registur
Ventleman
H Bamnister
Irungeharg
Tne
Yorkville Enquirer
Gee Raport
Clyburn-Heath
WAGO
Clyburn-Heath Mule CO
Huunge
Amereon Intelligencer
Carnegie
Congress
Montgomery Adverti
Wer Atkinson
College For Women
Columbias SC
Williamsport
Columbia
Tynon & Jones
ARKEY
Kermott
Elliqus& Crawford
Cotto
Clark, Lancaster
S.C
Vigor
Fasily
Crawford Bros
Dragygietns
Axents
Laucutter
I. O. Macnetic
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