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Newspaper
The Lancaster Ledger
Location
Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1901
Page
3
Mrs. Leroy Springs travels to Baltimore for country produce while preacher JB Mackerell and Rev J M Pardue plan a Newhope Baptist service. Local residents attend social visits, land deals, mill accidents, court verdicts on labor contracts, and tax reports. Nearby notices include prison fines, a relief drive for the blind tiger crackdown, railway trip offers, obituaries, and a neighborhood association meeting.
A terse notice seeks payment for dogwood and persimmon wood from Southern Hard Wood Company, P O Box 629 Charleton. The fragmentary text hints at a cash loan or purchase demand from the company location in Charl e aton.
The State faces a legal delay as the supreme court must rule on whether the comptroller general can issue warrants for the pension appropriation. The dispute arises from last session’s pension measures, delaying pension payments until court action clarifies authority. State Treasurer Jennings and the attorney general favor court decision before any extra $50,000 is disbursed.
Special to The State Lincoln Neb May 2. Bryan argues the McLaurin speech signals a South movement that may shape national politics. He warns a future leader will rally aristocratic and plutocratic interests as race tensions fade. Tillman has begun mobilizing against the McLaurin line amid rising corporate power.
Fragmentary text shows Mr. Bryan addressing Democrats in the South against business interests trying to sway the electorate away from democracy. The note mentions the need to bestir themselves and debunch the electorate, with unclear surrounding context.
Town residents must clean and maintain their properties. Health officer will inspect all premises monthly within the corporate limits and report findings to the Board of Health at its monthly meeting. By order of the Board of Health. T Carter, Secretary, May 2, 1901-2w.
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