Noten Literary Day Mentioned for Joan Lebar
A fragment notes Joan Lebar associated with Noten during a literary day event dated March 16, 1901, suggesting attendance or participation in a local cultural activity.
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Newspaper
The Lancaster Ledger
Location
Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1901
Page
2
A fragment notes Joan Lebar associated with Noten during a literary day event dated March 16, 1901, suggesting attendance or participation in a local cultural activity.
Police raided a poker den on Wael len street exposing four white men in the act. Chet Kennedy Sergeant Hall and officers Tucker and Dawson detained four players and two dozen dollars seized. District mayor Williams presided as McMillen Harris Kenated and others faced fines from 20 to 30 dollars for gambling.
A new newspaper venture in Rock Hill York County aims to publish general prints and jobs notices from a local site. Operators WS Roddey Jack Charlotte IR Barron and G Alderson plan capital stake of 4000 dollars and promise broader coverage than any other county newspaper.
SiVop His LEG POA Danforth of LaGrange Georgia suffered six months with a frightful running force on his leg yet Bucklen’s Arnica Salve wholly cured it in ten days for ulcers boils piles and pain. Cure guaranteed. Only 25 cents. Sold by Crawford Bros druggist.
The Atlanta Journal notes growing chatter that President McKinley may push to build a white Republican Party in the South after his second term. Prominent locals and northern allies discuss removing old party hacks from federal posts and reshaping state offices to favor Republican influence, with business leaders backing Philippine policy and bankers backing finance. The plan envisions sidelining black voters and realigning South Carolina, North Carolina, Louisiana, and Mississippi political slots, as officials weigh feasibility and impact.
Mrs George Long of New Straitsville Ohio reports a frightful cough kept her awake, tried various remedies, and credits Kings New Discovery for curing her throat and lung troubles. She mentions Mr Long was saved from a severe pneumonia attack and promotes the medicine as a cure all available at Crawford Bros Drug Store and JP Mackey Co.
The item highlights Oneshore Kentucky based Wagan as the celebrated beat and cheapest option on the market, suggesting strong value and prominence in its category.
At Wilkesharre Pennsylvania on March 15 a boiler exploded on a coal train near Madison. Nine teammen were killed though the engine crew escaped. The cause is not yet known. The governor granted a pardon to Will Williams convicted of last month for house breaking and larceny, set to a county chain gang sentence. A black man confessed to multiple thefts. Williams allegedly unaware. Also noted is an ad for the One Day Cord Cure and a Quinine remedy.
Dr Edward of Muntersville reports no new smallpox cases near Fountain Inn and says vaccination efforts continue despite some resistance. He provides a controversial prescription involving calcium chloride and ether, claiming it will be detectable by breath or perspiration. notes bowel clearing remedies and mentions local supply issues.
A Columbia dispatch dated March 11 reports Senator McLaurin of South Carolina has formally separated from the Democratic Party. He has voted with Republicans on divisions, cites conscience, and states he will continue to vote as he thinks right despite criticisms from Democratic colleagues. Also noted is a unrelated Asheville incident: Wilkinson, who killed a man in a 20 year old card game, played there last week and was shot by Levi Shelton.
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