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Newspaper
The Lancaster Ledger
Location
Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1904
Page
2
A passenger train wreck on Mobile and Ohio line near Columbus Mississippi injured about 35 people by mid afternoon. The collision occurred one mile east of the city as train No 4 derailed or collided with debris, with extensive damage and multiple injuries reported.
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John P. Hunter, Sheriff of Lancaster County, asserts he will resign rather than wait for gubernatorial or legislative action over money for duty. He tells Gov Heyward his letter was turned over to the press, while praising Hunter as one of the best sheriffs in any state. The governor replies in Boston.
Reports from Columbia and surrounding areas recount violent incidents and a tragic accident. A Caston youth was severely beaten by two Sightler boys, with internal injuries noted. A 14 year old hunter accidentally killed his 12 year old companion in Greers. An amputated hand followed a Lanford oil mill accident. A shooting on the Edgefield Saluda line left two colored men dead.
J. J. Dickson a Charlotte merchant was found dead in his bed at the Stag hotel Norfolk Wisconsin Nov 26 a gas stove left burning indicated accidental death a coroner's jury returned the verdict of accidental death after he had been drinking and occupied the room after midnight
Our Mr Heath has just returned from the North with sterling values in dress goods and many other bargains. His scoop promises low prices on calicoes, textiles, and a broad line of dry goods.
We announce a large purchase in Browns and Greens including Mohair Cravinetis mixed Cheviots and Whipcards. Broadcloths in all shades. Our nation department is complete with tailor made skirts jackets and capes. An inspection will likely secure us a sale.
A local shop promotes high art clothing from Strouse & Bro and Kirschbaum alongside Snel l enburg, advertising lines in browns grays and other colors. They also push shoes, lawn fabrics, veils, furs, groceries, and announce a fall millinery opening on the first Wednesday in October inviting all ladies.
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