Attentive news notes on assassination rumors and local readings
A garbled column recalls the attempted assassination rumor of a prominent figure, with prayers for recovery. It then lists local society notes from Kershaw era and nearby towns, detailing visits, travel plans, school openings, petty theft arrests, and a forthcoming marriage announcement in Charlotte.
President McKinley Shot at Pan American Exposition
An assassin named Leon Czolgo, described as 28, 160 pounds, shot President McKinley during a reception at the Pan American Exposition. One bullet hit McKinley in the chest, another in the groin. he was taken to hospital for extraction of both bullets. The suspect was knocked down by Detective Baster and held by police amid threats of lynching. The exposition closed as guards secured order and preparations for McKinley’s recovery began.
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Crley
Pan
Vie
McKinley
Croignon
Street
Baster
Crawel Fi Mn
Mra
Rixey
Leon Coolgate
Pole
Milburn
Delaware Avenue
Official Statement On President’s Wounding And Aftermath
Buffalo September 6 Secretary Cortelyou issued a bulletin from physicians at 7 p.m. describing the president shot about 4 p.m. with bullets striking the breastbone abdomen and stomach. The abdomen was opened and wounds closed with silk stitches. No intestinal injury found the patient remained stable with hope of recovery. Also reported diphtheria cases at Frank Kirkpatrick’s near the State farm and at Manchester Mill. conditions improving and no valete fever in Rock Hill.
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Buffalo
Cortelyon
Geo. B Cortelyou
Frank Kirkpatrick
State Farm
Frank
Manchester Mill
McKaiminon
Rock Hill Herald
Riot Crowd Blocks Street Near Police Headquarters
Tens to thousands swelled a city street around Pearl and Seneca streets, cries of Lynch him! Hang him! surged as the crowd pressed forward. Reserves opened doors and dispersed the throng, closing the street with ropes while 50 000 people gathered near police headquarters and patrols continued into the night.
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Pearl
Seneca
Ene
Terrace
Educate Your Bowels and Related Patent Remedies
An oddly worded ad-style passage promotes bowel training and various patent medicines. It touts Educate Your Bowels with claims about training bowels, vowels, and brain, mentions Candy Cathartic and C. C. tablets, and lists Keriett's Chocolates Laxative Quinine with easy, quick cures, all presented in a period advertising voice.
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C. C.C
Fresh 4: We Feel Sure You Will Be Pleased
The brief note promises satisfaction with Fresh 4 products. It reassures customers that they will be pleased, emphasizing confidence in the item’s quality and result. No further details on price, origin, or features are provided in the fragment.
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Nissen
Owensboro
Clyburn-Heath Mule CO
Man Hunt Follows Iredell Assailant Toward Fort Mill
Police trace Pleas McDaniell from Mooresville to Mint Hill and toward Fort Mill South Carolina amid a $50 reward. Authorities describe a white man about 80, 5 feet 8 inches, red hair, freckles, wearing striped overalls and a black coat with a wife and infant.
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McDaniell
Iredell County
Fort Mill
S.C
Deaton
Mooresville
Pleas McDaniell
Denton
McDaniel
Mint Hill
S. C
McDaniels
Lancaster Town Election Notice and Polling Details
The notice sets an election for the expansion of Lancaster's corporate limits. It lists precinct polling locations between premises on the road from Lancaster to Camden and near the courthouse. Registered voters will choose whether to extend the town limits by up to one mile, with polling hours from dawn to 5 PM and named election officials and managers.
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Edith Aayor
Bane
Holden Reshinoy
Vie Mayer Ant
DHL
Ceatt
Wwe
Daveaster
Tie Lereitany
Atvex
Xaid Town
Lae
Drbat
Dhibt
Cagthen
Alls Vane J Wylie Porter
LD Reece
Lancaster
Court House
Yen No Waddy
Thomson
W Williams
Eran
Opening of Special School District Aeduc?
The Lettister Grete announces the opening of a special school district on September. Pupils must take tests or furnish fees set by their district. Tuition for non-district pupils: Primary $1.00, Literme diate $1.50, High School $2.00 per month. Teachers meet September 13 at 10 am.
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Earl Town
Fuecurs
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Olemek A
Bor
Wilvaned
Local News Notes and Encounters in Rock Hill Area
Local items report names and visits of residents from Rock Hill and surrounding towns, business changes at the Davis corner market, a land purchase on Elm Street, and marriages. A diphtheria death of an infant near Gill Creek is noted, with other family illnesses mentioned. A mysterious large animal with white spots is said to roam eastern sections, attacking dogs and worrying residents as hunting continues.
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Hirge
Fork Hill
Ro. Blackmon
KR Blackmon
Mrs. Love
Henry Blackmhon
Marion Blackmon
Alex Deas
Longsville
Bes
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