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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1903

Page

3

Appointments of Rev J at White Unity

Local notices list church scheduling with Rev J assigned to White Unity for Sabbath services at 1st and 8th Sundays and 4th Sabbath, plus morning service times. Details reference Viousant Hill and Gilly Creek locations and dates.

White Unity Gilly Creek

Local notices and social tidbits from Lancaster area

A compilation of short items lists visits, minor incidents, and local happenings around Lancaster. Notes include residents visiting relatives in North Carolina, a nonfatal shooting in Kershaw, a child’s death, mill hours, a sales job ad, a rock-throwing incident, a break-in at Walkersville, uncollected post mail, and the first cotton bale sale of 1903 with price.

Death of Mrs Robertson Ends Long County Ties

The notice reports the death of Mrs. Alice Robertson, wife of Samet J. Robertson, formerly of the county, who died in Dorham North Carolina on August 29, 1903. She was about 40, daughter of Samuel Walkup, survived by husband and children, and was a member of ARPL church noted as a good woman.

Alice Robertson Samet J. Robertson Dorham N.C Samuel Walkup ARPL

A Warning to Delinquents From The Marion Star

The Marion Star cites three delinquent subscribers as grim warnings. One vowed to pay next week if he lived but is dead, another is blind, and a third promised to pay Saturday or go to the devil and is gone. The paper notes hundreds should take warning from these examples.

Marion Star Star Dr. Mace Mace

Land for sale at Joe Aldrich place Fairfield County

For sale 18 acres with dwelling and three tenant houses near Catawba Falls in Fairfield County. Terms and further details available from T. S. Carver.

Joe Aldrich Fairfield County Catawba Falls T. S. Carver

Foley's Honey and Tar for Children Safe and Opiate Free

Foley's Honey and Tar for Children is promoted as a safe cough remedy free of opiates. The product targets parents seeking a non narcotic option for child relief, emphasizing safety and reliability in early advertising.

Foley

Johnston Arrest Shocks Town Over Norman Drowning Case

Sheriff John Ro Logan arrested town marshal Ro G Johnston on a coroner warrant accusing him in Norman’s death after the drowning rumor. Johnston resigned and was jailed in Yorkville awaiting bail hearing as attorney W B Wilson Sr. of Rock Hill prepares to prosecute for the Norman family.

Ben Jones Kershaw Sid Shevill Hunter J. R. Norman Steyets Munday John Ro Logan Yorkville Ro G. Johnston Louthian Times Johnston Norman Beng W. B. Wilson, Sr Rock Hill Fort Mill

Cotton market roars after government report in New York

Excitement grips the cotton scene as government September condition data show a 24 percent improvement for the month and 15 percent above last year. Prices tumble on the initial reaction, then recover modestly amid a volatile late session with September at 11.13, October 10.20, December 9.95, and January 9.92, reflecting 12 to 26 point net losses before partial rebound.

New York

Cotton Conditions Report Shows Lower Crop Health

The government cotton crop condition report issued today notes a condition index of 1.2, down from 79.7 on July 5, reflecting a decline in crop health and vigor across the season. The figures indicate a sharp drop in perceived cotton quality since mid year.

Washington

Man Kills Another Over Wife in North Carolina

In Kingstone North Carolina on September 3 G W Daniels shot Will Maxwell who worked on the county line between this county and Dupris. Maxwell died instantly. The trouble stemmed from Maxwell's alleged relations with Daniels wife. Daniels fled but was pursued. The rest of the page reports random items: crop prices and sales in Orlangerburg and Charlotte, an Austrian steamer explosion blamed on Bulgarian revolutionists, and a cotton crop note with railway shipments. Also a patent medicine ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with KE Grove signature.

Kingstone N. C G. W. Daniels Will Maxwell This County Dupris Maxwell Daniels Daniel Africa KE. W. Grove

Jealousy Ends in Tragedy as Edson Kills Woman Then Himself

In New York Henry Edson, son of former mayor Franklin Edson, shot and killed Mrs Fannie Patten and then died by suicide. His motive cited as jealousy. The act occurred before his brother and two others. Patten refused elopement after being summoned to his house following quarrels with Edson's wife.

New York Henry Edson Franklin Edson Fannie Pulten Edson Palten

Aguinaldo Urges Reform in Philippines Advice Letter

Aguinaldo, ex-revolutionary leader now backing U S policy, addresses countrymen from Manila urging them to abandon gambling, improve agricultural methods, and attend the public schools provided to offer educational facilities.

Manila Aguinaldo United States Islands

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