Outrage over Tillman verdict shocks South Carolina
The Ledger denounces the Tillman murder acquittal as a travesty, cites editorials from the Lynchburg Times and a Georgetown Baptist sermon, and argues the verdict disgraces the state. It warns that only public opinion can restrain further violence and urges protest against perceived judicial failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman
J. W. Powers
Georgetown
South Carolina
Jas. H. Tillman
N G. Gonzales
Lynch
Sopa Cough and Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Ad
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promise to cure a cold in one day with a money back guarantee. Signature on each box to verify authenticity. Sold by druggists for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HK. W. Grove
A Time to Speak Critics Miscarriage of Justice in South Carolina
The Rev J A Tillinghast writes to the editor denouncing a Lexington courthouse murder verdict as a premeditated crime and urging citizens to speak out. He condemns defense counsel for justifying the killing and laments lynch law while hoping the perpetrator faces justice and personal repentance. He references Dr McPheeters and a quoted editor from The State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPheeters
South Carolina
Court House
Lexington
Reception Honors Will Weir Marriage at Walkup NC
A reception on the 15th at J. H. Weir home Walkup North Carolina honored son Will Weir. Only relatives and friends attended. The dining room was decoratively arranged and the spread praised for its generous hospitality. The writer recalls it as one of the most enjoyable events of its kind. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic ad promotes the product with the No Cure No Pay claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Weir
N. C
Will Weir
Grove
Ivor and
Quivine
Lancaster Station
E Chueh
South
Sumlay School
Snpt
Wot Benner Mer
Lazenby
Maj. Dé
Riddle
J. M. Teath
L. P. Rod
Methodist Church
Lancaster County
Southern Christian Advocate
Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Coughs and Colds
Foley's Honey and Tar advertised to treat coughs and colds and to prevent pneumonia. The ad cites T Fonderburk and T Eugene Funderburk as endorsers and warns to avoid serious kidney or bladder issues by taking Foley's Kidney Cure.
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Foley
Luke
T. Eugene Funderburk
Local Matters minister J M Whith Unity Ist
Notes outline religious arrangements with Rev J M Whith andUnity Ist parishioners. The fourth Sabbath at 4 pm is scheduled in Sanbark area with nearby service patrols and Patbaths details.
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Rev
J. M
Local notices and ads brighten Lancaster town scene
Services in the Episcopal church next Sunday at 11 and 4 30 led by Rev. G Croft Williams magistrate D K Hall reports 20 50 fines paid to county treasurer. J B Horo heads to Timmonsville for a church contract. baby welcomed home. Magr Hough advertises glass and firearms supplies. Confederate monument fund drive urged. State fair opening. hunting season gear. potato storage tip from D W Hendrix with pit method.
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J. C. Elliott
Yorkville
Episcopal Church
G. Croft Williams
D. K. Hall
Indian Land
J. B. Horo
Timmonsville
J. C. Sowell
Douglass
Lancaster
B. C. Hough
Daughters of the Confederacy
M. E. Cauthen
Ira B. Jones
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the Ledger
Thurlow
Carter
Lynchburg
James H. Tillman
N. G. Gonzales
Mulicar
J. A. Tillinghast
the State
J. H. Tillinghast
Zion Chairch
Cherry & Co
Mesdames
Mattie McCardle
M. P. Crawford
N. C. Moore
Ada Mongh
T. C. Green
G. W. Poovey
T. 8. Carter
AH. B. Pardue
J. M. Riddle
L. B. Foster
John Green
W.c.thomson
Misses
Ellen Porter
Lula Lindsay
Nannie Crockett
Julia Simpson
Maggie Pardue
Bang Booth
W. M., Crawford
C. W. Jones
W. H. Reid
J. T. Thomasson
E. W. Sistare
J. T. Mackey
R. A. Long
W. T. Gregory
M. J. Perry
C. D. Jones
Leroy Springs
A. R. Banks
J. M. Hood
W. E. Taylor
Mina Annie Witherspoon
R. E. Allison
W. H. Reeves
George Jones
T. C. Hicks
Paul Moore
L. M. Clyburn
E. S. McDow
Candy Booth
R. G. Crawford
T. S. Carter
J. H. Boldridge
H. G. Mellwaie
Miss Minnie Miller
Perngontig, Oya Mavog
Qur
Okorell’s
B.C
Carnes
Canthen
Abel Funderburk
OL "K
Abie
D. W. Hendrix
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