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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1903

Page

2

Saluda seeks removal of six year dispensary

Citizens of Saluda petition the State board to remove the town dispensary, arguing it causes crime and debt. The board refused, citing no provision to remove once established. Petitioners ask the attorney general to seek exemption from dispensary law. They claim drinking rose after establishment and that removal would reduce disorder and town taxes.

Saluda State Board

Second Largest Cotton Market Rally Sinks After Sharp Rally

York reports a highly active cotton market with prices rising sharply after a bullish production estimate of 10,375,000 bales and heavy spinner buying. December touched 10.35, later up to 10.92, with January at 10.90 and overall gains narrowing before selling pressured by rumors of rapid ascent and Wall Street activity. Willis Woods, tied to a murder trial, was arrested for perjury in Barnwell court. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic sold widely as a patent remedy.

York New Orleans Wall Street Beefore Willis Woods Barnwell Purdy

Negroes Return from Liberia Experiment Fails

On the Majestic from Liverpool arrive 12 southern Negroes who had journeyed to Liberia to try cotton cultivation for future colonization. They report the experiment failed and they left Africa penniless. Include notice of other unrelated items about cold remedy and gifts.

New York Majestic Liverpool Liberia West Africa

Trespass Notice in Gills Creek Township

Warning against riding walking hunting fishing or trespassing on lands in Gills Creek township two to four miles northeast of Lawn. Law will be enforced against all violators. Signed by Mra EE Gregory J F Blackmon J B Sims A J Dunlap November 6 1908.

Gills Creek Mra. EE. Gregory J. F. Blackmon J.B. Sims A. J. Dunlap

Notable Traln on Trial for Murder in Greenwood

Greenwood Washington Isiah Sandere and Lon Gary colored face trial for the June year-old murder of J Butler Kinard, alongside Elijah Edwards who was convicted yesterday. Edwards implicated the trio, but the judge ruled his confession could not be used against them. Edwards testified, refused to answer further questions, and was held in contempt. The trial highlighted legal questions on admissible testimony and disqualifying crimes.

Edwards Haynesworth Elijah Edwards Hayesworth State Penitentiary

Election returns show record vast gains across states

New York and national results reveal Republican gains in Pennsylvania Ohio Nebraska Maryland and Kentucky with large pluralities. Bates of Massachusetts and Beckham of Kentucky win by significant margins while McClellan is elected mayor of New York City by about 70 000 over Fusionist Seth Law. The piece notes Senator Gorman's continued prominence and New York as strong presidential ground.

New York United States Pennsylvania Ohio Bates Massachusetts Nebraska Maryland Colorado Kentucky Beckham Louisville Town Cummins George B. McClelan Treater Seth Law Fusionist Nie Charlotte Observer Gorman

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad Claim

An advertisement explains Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic contains Ivor and Quinine in a tasteless form. It promises no cure no pay and offers the product for 50 cents with a plain formula printed on every bottle.

Grove Ivor

Town Tax Notice Urges Payment Before November Deadline

The Town Treasurer notes taxes due since October 1. Delinquents will face executions after November 10 for taxes costs and penalties. Issued by Mayor R. E. Wyrar on October 27, 1903.

R. E. Wyrar

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