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The Lancaster Ledger in Lancaster, South Carolina

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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1902

Page

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Mississippi steamer Providence overturns drowning 91

A night ferry disaster near Missis sippi port Lake Palmyra involved the steamer Providence which overturned at 2 am after a cyclone gust. Only nine of the crew and passengers survived amid a heavy freight and passenger voyage. The wreck caused several thousand dollars in losses with attempts to salvage cargo and recover the vessel. A separate report from Aiken details an escape attempt by two convicts Chester Davie and Ed McDaniel who were shot and jailed in serious condition.

Vickeburg, Mis Providence Lake Palmyre Tone Kanding Moon Lake Palmyra Aiken Chaingang Chester Davie Ed McDaniel Salley Buck

True Bill Against Wilcox in North Carolina Court

The grand jury found a true bill against James Wilcox in Elizabeth City on March 11. He pleaded not guilty as his trial looms after dinner at 2 PM, with a crowded courthouse and observers noting his ordinary appearance while officials prepare for a vigorous defense. The venire was set at 200 or 258, with the trial date to be announced.

Elizabeth City James Wilcox Jones Reed Wilcox George W. Ward Ele Edf Adylett William Younge Ander

Biggest Bargains on Earth in All Shades and Goods

Bargains advertise ribbons at 2 12 cents per yard ready made underwear and black skirts reduced from 7 to 4 dollars 27 inch cashmere fabrics in colors five cents shirt waists 75 cents now 40 cents percal wrappers down to 75 cents from 1.25 dollars

Merchants in Anderson Seek Insurance Relief

Anderson merchants protest a 25 percent rate hike by the Southeastern Tariff association on stock insurance and plan a mutual protective group. A local meeting is expected to formalize the effort, leveraging success of Anderson’s existing mutual fire insurer. In New York Prince Henry met Mrs Mills and Mrs Vanderbilt, received flowers, and prepared to sail aboard the Deutschland, which aims for Bremen by next Wednesday.

Anderson Southeastern Tariff Association New York Prince Henry Ogden Mills Cornelius Vanderbilt Ambassador von Hollehen Buenz Evans David J. Hill Atlantic Bremen

Cabinet Meeting Marks Open Door Policy For Philippines

Washington March 11 The cabinet discussed Philippine legislation with emphasis on the open door policy and urged its continuation. Cuban matters were reviewed with President endorsing McKinley era relief policies. Also noted are commercial drug claims promoting Tranquer Grip for respiratory illnesses with free bottle offers.

Washington, D. C Mckintey Cuba

Sensation at Greenwood finds dead boy under depot platform

March 11 Greenwood reports a grim discovery under the depot platform of the rail line. A decomposed body of a black boy, found by boys scavenging for car seals, suggests death weeks old. The coroner's jury has not reached a verdict.

Greenwood Talay W. RR Thea Huedy

Magistrate in Langley Removed for Withholding County Funds

Charles H. German, a Langley magistrate in Aiken County, was removed for failing to turn over county funds. The Aiken delegation will name his successor.

Charles H.german Langley Aiken County Aiken Alumbia Record

Senators Tillman and McLaurin Drift Apart in Progressives

A New York Herald writer outlines how Senators Tillman and McLaurin, once aligned, diverged after Tillman’s South Carolina movement. He notes both men aimed at reform and progressive change, but tariff views and political maneuvering in Congress strained their friendship and set them on separate paths. The Charleston Post’s summary supports this view of evolving policy and rivalry amid reform efforts.

New York Hersald Tillman McLaurin South Carolina Millman Meno McLaurine Congress Ways and Means Committee House Willian Aid Tillman McLaurign Wen Chis Charleston Post

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