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The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1903

Page

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Happenings In the State Chronicled by The Columbia State

Reports from Chesterfield Spartanburg and surrounding areas detail fatal and nonfatal injuries from a rail yard accident near Roby where a box car rolled into a crew on a trestle killing John Bogan and injuring Elliott Pegues Preston Wall and Preston Timberlake. Also chronicled are a domestic disappearance near Cherokee Springs involving Mrs Herrell and her husband Geo Herrell and a fatality from a drowning at the Valley Falls mill pond with Jonas Sanders.

Chesterfield Roby Chesterfield and Lancaster John Bogan Elliott Pegues Preston Wall Preston Timberlake C. L.A Spartanburg Lolo Valley Falla Jonas Sanders Sanders Sid

Post Office Mobber a Prison Trip to Atlanta

Greenville May 16 United States Marshal J D Adams and Deputy J W Gray with A Careen escorted James Lang Walter Wood A B Wilson and Charles Rodgers to Atlanta to begin penitentiary terms.

Greenville United States Marshall J. D. Adams Marshall J. W. Gray A. Careen James Lang Walter Wood A. B. Wilson Charles Rodgers Atlanta Thoreday

Cheraw Men In Federal Court Sentences Denounced

Five years imposed on each man at the late term of the federal court for robbing the post office at Greers. The condemned trio were convicted on the robbery charge. Yorkville reports a new naval academy scholar results: Bellinger of Cheraw wins first place as principal cadet, Center of Winnsboro is first alternate, Frank Latimer of Yorkville second alternate, in a contest with only three applicants.

Greers Yorkville United States Naval Academy Bellinger Cheraw T. M. Center Winnsboro Frank Latimer

Gordon arrives in New Orleans for Confederate reunion

General John B. Gordon arriving in New Orleans tours Adj. Gen. Mickles' headquarters receives a great ovation. He notes preparations for the veterans reunion are well advanced and predicts one of the souths greatest gatherings of old soldiers. He departs for Atlanta to return for the opening on Tuesday.

New Orleans John B. Gordon United Confederate Veterans Adj Mickles Gordon South Atlanta

Kidney Disease Warning From Travel and Jobs

A periodical warns travelers and workers like trainmen and drivers about kidney strain from constant motion. It promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy and cites testimonials from Geo. E. Haussa of Lima Ohio and mentions T Eugene Fonderburk, a local druggist.

Foley Geo. E. Haussa Lima T. Eugene Fonderburk

McCarthy Dies After Night Morphine Dose At Gallows

William McCarthy, condemned for wife murder in Lexington Kentucky, attempted to die by morphine during the night before his scheduled hanging. Death watchman Alexander McKevor slept nearby and saw no clear sign of when the drug was taken. At 1 a.m. McCarthy grew restless, drank coffee, and soon after entered convulsions. He died at 8:15 a.m. as jailer Robert Wallace stood nearby.

Lexington William McCarthy Alexander McKevor McCarthy Robert Wallace Wallace

Made Young pills praised by D H Turner in Moneytown ad

A vintage ad claims One of Dr King s New Life Pills nightly for two weeks returns a reader to his teens. The copy markets the pills as best for liver stomach bowels and promises no griping literature notes Crawford Bros Drug Store and J F Mackney Co Drug Store selling them at 25 cents.

Dr. King D. H. Turner Moneytown Crawford Broa J. F. Mack~ney & Co. Drug

Why Pupil And Teacher Clash Florence Times

Florence Times reflects on school discipline and parent responsibility in public schools. It critiques parents who fail to curb misbehavior and urges control at home, while praising local schools for maintaining good order and hoping Florence's schools remain models.

Supt. Johnson Times Florence

Eczema cure touted by Blood Balm Co in Atlanta Va

An advertisement promises free trial treatment for eczema and itching using B B B Botanic Blood Balm. It claims blood purification cures sores rashes and hair loss with prepaid mail order from Blood Balm Co and over 8000 testimonials. It cites medical advice and urges readers to describe their trouble for free guidance.

Blood Balm CO Atlanta

Fatal ambush near Hylersville shocks Laurens county

Yesterday John Harrie was shot and killed by Larry Miller on a plantation near Hylersville Laurens County. Miller allegedly lay in wait and fired from concealment. efforts to arrest him have so far failed. Also in Charlotte the Cotton Spinners Association voted to rename to the American Manufacturers' Association and to shorten mill hours starting June 1 due to higher raw material costs.

Laurens S. C John Harrie Larry Miller Hylersville Miller Aesocia ‘Non Charlotte American Manufacturers’ Association

Tanner Salve Healing Salve Featured in Ad Copy

An old advertorial fragment promotes Tanner Salve as the most healing salve in the world and urges readers to pay a subscription to Lapann for happiness. The text repeats phrases, indicating a dubious or repetitive ad fragment with no clear event.

Tanner

No Perpetual Motion Claim Denied by Patent Office

Frederick J. Allen, commissioner of patents, states the U S patent office will not issue or endorse perpetual motion machines under any conditions. He denounces a Columbia SC daily clipping as false and notes no patent has been or will be granted for perpetual motion devices.

Washington Evening Star Frederick J. Allen Patent South Carolina Patent Office Commissioner Alien Star Allen Commissioner Allen Columbia S.C D. G. Zeigler United States United States Patent Office Patent Bureau Zeigler Washington

Tragic Death Of Young Frank Payne In House Fire

The ashes of Frank W. Payne, famed for leaving South Carolina after a fatal shooting, were found in the burned residence of Attorney General Gilmer in Waynesville. Dispatches say Payne, a telegraph operator, died in the blaze along with a negro servant and her daughter. His body will return to Columbia for interment as authorities consider possible foul play. The case ties to a prior gunfire in Johnston County and a planned July trial in Saluda County.

Frank W. Payne Waynesville South Carolina Johnston Saluda County Gilmer F. A. Tompkins Southern Coast Line Seaboard Young Payne Payne No. 14 F. W. Payne Postal Telegraph Company Richmond Columbia

Cavalrymen Hurt in Scranton Holo Rush

Manila reports Capt. Clough Overton of the Fifteenth Cavalry and Private Henry Meyes were bitten while Private Lucander was wounded yesterday in a holo rush at Scranton. The incident details remain sparse and unconfirmed.

Manila Clough Overton Fifteenth Cavalry Henry Meyes Lucander Yeaterday Scranton

Foley's Kidney Cure Restores Kidney and Bladder Health

An advertisement proclaims Foley's Kidney Cure restores function to kidneys and bladder, promising relief from urinary issues. The claim targets readers seeking relief from age related or dietary kidney strain, urging prompt use for renewed comfort.

Foley

Scott's Emulsion For Soft Bones In Children

An ad explains bone softness in growing children stems from diet and praises Scott's Emulsion as the right daily supplement. It promises straighter legs, stronger joints, and firmer heads with small regular doses, urging readers to request a free sample from Scott & Bowne in New York and local druggists.

Scott Scott & Bowne Pearl Strait New York

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Columbia State Herrell David Bryant Cherokee Springs Geo. Herrel Henrietta Mille Chester Sallie Brunson John Monk Monk Cheraw Boy Naval Academy Scholarship Danaous M'Carthy Agar Castonia Florence Times Lapann Terprise Frank Payne Asherville Dorosshewski National Hospital Kishineff Kishinett Bessarabia Selz Missouri
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