Ledger editor and manager notice May day 006
The Ledger lists editor and manager credits for the issue dated May 2 006. It presents byline roles and staff names in the newspaper’s standard masthead format.
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Newspaper
The Lancaster Ledger
Location
Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1900
Page
2
The Ledger lists editor and manager credits for the issue dated May 2 006. It presents byline roles and staff names in the newspaper’s standard masthead format.
May reports from London and Washington confirm the United States will neither intervene nor mediate in the conflict. British officials claim 3,000 captured. Pretoria reports peace party activity and possible early peace, with Queen Victoria’s May 24 birthday shaping expectations. In Hoopstad and Lindley actions, forces capture Boss Botha and 22 others as British troops report advances.
Mr Those Johnson, linked to Springstein circle, died Wednesday night by taking morphine. He left letters stating he wished to end his life. Though from a good family with ties to Chester and Fairfield counties, despair from dissipation led to the act. Remains were sent to Winneboro for burial under John T Peay. Mysome fraternity members include Presidents Washington Jackson Polk Buchanan Johnson Garfiel and McKiniey. Washington led the Alexandria lodge. Jackson once led the Grand Lodge of Tennessee. Buchanan was deputy grand master of Pennsylvania. President McKinley’s conduct toward the South noted, with limited praise. Ledger subscription reminder.
In Van Wyck and surrounding area notes, rain and good seasons lift crops while cotton stands are thin but spreading. The fruit crop promises a strong year if it avoids damage, and political chatter hints at hopeful candidates with bumper humor about rabbit fat. Church trips to Sandy Ridge amuse locals, Judge Chas Jones of Lancaster joins the scene, and local visits from Dr Brown and others signal ongoing community ties. Woodmen of Cedar Camp set a key meeting, with a sermon planned at Van Wyck church and broad invitation to nearby camps.
The State board of pensions has authorized the clerk to prepare and send warrants to pensioners. Charleston delays in revised lists hold up several counties until next week. Total appropriation is 100000 dollars with 7251 in Class C, 3620 in Class B, and 48 in Class A. Payments range from 12.30 to 72 dollars, with many recipients widows of Confederate soldiers.
Butte Montana May 18 Gov Smith dispatched to Senator Clark Senator Chandler and President Frye that he rejects and revokes Lieut Gov Spriggs sudden appointment of Clark to fill the senate vacancy and names Martin Maginnis of Helena to take the seat. The governor cites alleged collusion and fraud in the Clark appointment.
A public thanks from LC Lazenby to both white and colored citizens who helped save his residence from fire alongside neighbor Mes Tiwain. The note ends with gratitude for valued services and respect. The Summer teachers' certificate examinations are announced for Lancaster courthouse on June 14 with applicants providing stationery.
May 14 1900 circular from General J B Gordon urging editors to publish details of the United Confederate Veterans reunion in Louisville Kentucky May 10. The notice describes events a Great Confederate Arch illuminated streets barbecues sham battles gunboat battle reenactments and a grand ball with free admission for veterans and companions. It notes arrangements for accommodations and communications facilities and an oration by Rev D B Palmer.
Hon Jan H Berry a Senator from Arkansas will speak on incidents and heroes of the Trans Miss Department during the war on the second day Rev Dr Jim Jones Army of Northern Virginia Chaplain General of the UCV will present Memorial Salute in Reunion Hall on Sunday Dec 3 The Reunion Committee assures full arrangements and gracious reception by Louisville hosts under orders from General Gordon and staff.
Governor McSweeney issued a requisition to Arkansas Governor for Louis Brookfield a colored escaped convict from our state. Captain Black of the penitentiary spearheaded the effort. Brookfield who was sent from York County in 1894 for housebreaking and larceny escaped from the State farm in Ise Arkansas authorities arrested him in Monticello County. Bringing him back here to serve the remainder of his term will cost about 200 dollars.
Idaville Indiana resident J W Gardner testifies Electric Bitters restore strength appetite after suffering from stomach and kidney issues and general run-down condition. He reports improved health, renewed appetite, and a new lease on life. Crawford Bros Drug Store advertises the product at 50 cents per bottle with a guarantee.
THOS ForcbDow announces candidacy for the office of Balleiter of the Sixth Judicial ireuit pledging to uphold the democratic primary results and faithfully discharge duties if elected.
J N Rat ridge announces re election bid for the Lancaster county House of Representatives and pledges to abide by the outcome of the Democratic primary. Tama seeks the House seat in the Democratic primary and aims for re election to the Legislature, pledging to honor the primary result.
Gregory announces his candidacy for the office of Clerk of the Court subject to the results of the Democratic primary. The message notes broad support from friends of Mr. Joseph and mentions party affiliation and campaign intent.
In a respectful statement Porter says he seeks reelection as Clerk of Court for Lancaster County in the upcoming Democratic primary, noting appreciation for past considerations and tokens of kindness. He emphasizes continuing service under party rules.
James S Wilson announces candidacy for sheriff under party rules. He presents himself as a Democratic candidate aligned with party standards.
I respectfully announce my candidacy for county auditor under the Democratic primary rules. I seek to serve the county by upholding fiscal integrity, transparency, and responsible budgeting for residents and local government agencies.
The editor announces Prof Ag Rowell as a Democratic primary candidate for County Superintendent of Education subject to the party rules. If elected, he will be pledged to discharge the office to the best interests of education, signed by many friends.
I announce myself as a candidate for Coroner and pledge to abide the result of the democratic primary. I. JE STewman. The friends of DN Mackey announce him as a candidate for Coroner and pledge him to abide the Democratic primary result.
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