Thurlow St. Carter Named Enetor and Manager
The Ledger announces Thurlow St. Carter as enetor and manager in a notice dated Wednesday May 16 1900.
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Newspaper
The Lancaster Ledger
Location
Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1900
Page
2
The Ledger announces Thurlow St. Carter as enetor and manager in a notice dated Wednesday May 16 1900.
A letter to Lancaster County voters urges humane voting ethics and urges support for a state tuberculosis sanatorium. The writer contrasts candidate courtesies with fraud risks, then argues for a Lancaster County site such as Heath Spring for a funded, self sustaining hospital. He appeals to representatives to champion this public health project in the next Legislature.
The First presbytery of the Associate Reformed church at Pisgah met at 11 AM with Rev J L Oates leading worship. Committees were appointed, churches grouped, and trial sermons heard for license. A land lease for educational use was studied, and next meeting set for Tirzah SC. A possible smallpox case at Victoria Mill prompted isolation steps.
A reader urges rural districts to raise school attendance and parental responsibility. He cites Whittier and Sam in arguing for broad practical education to combat ease and ignorance, warning that neglect makes children slaves to the world and calls for unity in supporting schooling and youth welfare.
A candidate declares intent to run for Solicitor of the Michigan Judicial Circuit pledging to abide by the result of the Democratic primary and to faithfully discharge the duties of the office if elected. The notice names THOS PF McDOW as the potential nominee.
The candidate announces intent to seek reelection to the House of Representatives in Lancaster County and will accept the outcome of the primary election. The entrant runs as a Democratic party hopeful subject to party primaries.
Tama announces run for reelection to the Legislature promising to abide the outcome of the forthcoming Democratic primary election.
Democratic candidate WSL Porter announces his candidacy for Lancaster County Clerk of Court at the upcoming primary. He expresses gratitude for past support and seeks voters’ backing under party rules.
James S Wilson announces his bid for Lancaster County Sheriff in the Democratic primary pledging to uphold party rules and seek the office under the party banner. He frames his campaign as a commitment to enforce the party’s disciplines and standards.
Hollish Horton respectfully announces candidacy for the office of county auditor under Democratic party rules. He states intent to run in the Democratic primary and adheres to party framework.
The report notes multiple individuals soliciting a candidacy for County Superintendent of Education in Lancaster County. It highlights Mr Ermesy Backman and Prof AW Rowell as announced candidates under Democratic primary rules with pledges to dedicate energies to education and serve in the best interests of the field.
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