Thurlow S. Carter Editor and Manager
Thurlow S. Carter is identified as editor and manager in the newspaper masthead. The fragment mentions a Wednesday march but provides no additional context or actions.
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Newspaper
The Lancaster Ledger
Location
Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1904
Page
2
Thurlow S. Carter is identified as editor and manager in the newspaper masthead. The fragment mentions a Wednesday march but provides no additional context or actions.
The portrait of General Micah Jenkins, painted by Clara Barrett Strait, is praised by Col. Asbury Coward and others as a faithful likeness with excellent texture. Tributes from veterans and churchmen commend the work and the artist’s dedication to honoring the fallen hero.
A fragmented report documents a brutal racially charged assault in Dixon Springs, detailing a black man attacked and killed after a tense chase. It also covers a separate Atlanta area diamonds robbery, a botched hanging attempt in Opelika, and a Boston jail anecdote about embezzlers awaiting trial.
Weatherly shot and killed a man three miles east of Red Springs becoming a fugitive. He then quarrels with a Cretein settlement member leading to the death of Locklear's daughter in a peaceful capacity. Deputies pursued the suspect and uncovered the事件.
Fragmentary report recounts a violent incident with Jolson Cogredd Dehn ceed and others. Text references Reilly Wedngstay eight Polinsun fli Modiy La, shooting, and ensuing events as described in the damaged account.
A dispatch from St. Petersburg reports the Baikal Amur railroad line now allows direct service from Samara to Mukden and Vladivostok after the ice crossing celebration on March 2. The initial train carried two cars and crossed the lake, while regular services move thousands daily toward Manchuria, with trains ranging from six hundred to five hundred passengers per trip.
A quirky year end message thanks customers for liberal patronage and past kindness. It notes appreciation and signals an extended time or offer, inviting continued support into the new year with a playful, festive tone.
The notice promotes a long price reduction offering by the retailer to extend thirty days of lower slaughtering costs. It emphasizes an exclusive sale on clothing stock and the intent to sell with internet access next month, aiming to benefit all customers regardless of cost.
A sales pitch touts Douglas and Godman line shoes and guaranteed suits. It claims garments are pre tested and shrunk to prevent fading or loss of shape, offering a full new suit if issues arise. Customers urged to visit the emporium to view stock and take advantage of cut prices for 36 days.
The notice invites shoppers to a sample lot sale with deeply discounted items. It promises cheap prices on soft bosom shirts millinery and groceries in abundance while thanking customers for past patronage and seeking continued support in the future.
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