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Newspaper
The Lancaster Ledger
Location
Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1901
Page
4
Incoherent notes describe Doak at a theatre and a train incident near Savanna Ness. Mentions of Mer Daal Mol, railroad cars, guards, and a dinner interruption appear among garbled names and places with references to New York and a likely crowd.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention August 24 with unclear context and several garbled terms. Key names and places are unreadable, leaving only scattered numbers and partial phrases. Further cleaning is needed to identify the event, participants, and location.
Unclear OCR text mentions SIO Ataha Rah citing Conorroea and a box payment phrase. Reading yields no clear event or identifiable persons beyond the garbled names. Provided fragmentary data prevents a definitive summary of actions, dates, or organizations.
Lancaster county board of equalization will convene at Lancaster courthouse on March 19 for hearings of grievances from township boards of assessors. Township boards will review all taxable returns and report changes to the County Auditor to notify affected parties. Chairman ex officio members of the county board. W Q Caskey superintendent and chair. Feb 20 1901.
Edward Babcock argues in The New York Tribune that Gen Early failed to assault Washington because he did not seize the city when it appeared undefended. He notes Silver Spring nine miles from Washington, Blair family ties, and a cache of naval whiskey sold cheaply by the Navy, shaping the raid’sOutcome and surrounding events.
Fragmentary OCR recounts Confederate raids affecting whiskey and wood supplies near Silver Spring and Washington. Mentions Admiral Lee and strategic choices that could have intensified attacks on the capital, noting wartime hardship and resource shortages.
The Treasury reports the gross gold total at 8459,412,150 the peak in government history with 150,000,000 reserve, 276,019,959 against gold certificates, and 63,392,169 in the general fund. Also notes a Cavite province clash where a wagon train detachment suffered casualties amid insurgent attack, with several scouts killed or captured and a later arrival unable to prevent the enemy retreat.
Mamie Magavoro also known as Mamie Corelle, sixteen, was shot dead at the Villa Umberto theater by her rejected suitor Antonio Triolo Vhe, a tragedy attributed to unrequited love. The girl was widely admired and well known across the United States.
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An elderly Brighton resident recalls a long battle with scrofula and skin disease. She credits Johnston's Sarsaparilla from Detroit with restoring health after doctors failed. The testimonial highlights sores, swollen glands, and improved vitality, praising the product as a life saver.
The advertisement offers a hundred dollar reward for a catarrh cure that can be sold by Halls Catarh Cure. It lists J Henry & Co as proprietors and names several wholesale druggists involved in distributing the remedy. The notice asserts the cure acts on the blood and internal humors and promises payment upon verification.
James Cahill of Roneye Point keeps an elephant on his farm used for plowing and hauling, claiming it outperforms horse teams. After buying an elephant and tent at Martian Ferry auction, Cahill’s family decided to keep the animal for labor rather than start a circus.
A Rhode Island Society of the Cincinnati and Georgia Historical Society joint search led by Col. Asa Bird Gardner located General Nathaniel Green's remains in the vault of General Jones at the Colonial Cemetery Savannah. The vault had no interment for a century and relics including the coffin plate and colonial buttons were found. Officials have not decided what will be done with the bones and artifacts.
The president prepared the reministrations of current cabinet members to be sent to the senate today. Griggs is nominated to retain his office until a successor is elected. The president is expected to nominate Robert McCormick of Illinois as minister to Austria in place of Harris, who resigned.
To The Deaf seeks logs for cash from Southern Hard Wood Company at P O Box 520 Charleston SC. Requesting ruff cut or measured timber from Dogwood and Persimmon trees with prompt delivery to mill.
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