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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1901

Page

5

Northwestern Rail Way Connections and Timetable Notes

Fragmented notice describes midwestern rail lines and connections from Columbia to Lancaster and Chester with multiple trains and routes. It lists lines such as Southern Railway No 40 and No 36, connections via Columbus and Atlanta, and destinations including Blackburg and Leroy Springs, mentioning schedules like 4:00 am from Lancaster and 10:30 pm from Chester amid a general timetable outline.

Deaving Cheater Sustiern Railway Columbia Enil Chester Southern Railway Cotuoia Sax Helath Gon Pass Agl Leroy Springs

Confession of Leon Czolgocz on McKinley shooting

A Buffalo police transcript of Leon Czolgocz's confession details his Detroit birth in 1887, Polish-Russian parents, socialist influences, Emma Goldman lecture inspiration, and his plan to kill President McKinley at the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo. He describes traveling from Chicago to Buffalo, purchasing a revolver, and firing at the president after days of waiting, insisting he acted alone for the socialist cause.

Chicago Daily News Buffalo Leon Czelgocz Detroit Cleveland West Newburg Newburg Wire Mills Ema Goldman Miss Goldman Way McKinley Exposition Grounds Risge Emma Goldman Temple of Music

Mountain Excursion Rates From Camden To Mountain Towns

The South Carolina and Georgia Extension Railroad announces summer excursion tickets starting Friday August 16 and 17, then weekly Fridays and Saturdays through October 5. Rates from Camden to Yorkville include Blackburg and Shelby for 1.50, Rutherfordton 1.75, Marion 2.00, with return valid until the following Monday. Round trip tickets to the same points at first class fare return within ten days after sale also offered. Ample hotels and boarding exist at these mountain resorts with cool climate and mineral waters. For more information contact E Shaw, general Passenger agent, Blacksburg.

South Carolina and Georgia Extension Railroad Company Camden Yorkville Blackburg Shelby Rutherfordton Marion E . Shaw General Pasenger Blacksburg

Parker Wanted to Lynch Hunt The Negro Who Helped Overcome

Parker, the Georgia negro who knocked down Czolgosz after he shot the President, gives a graphic account of the moments surrounding the assassination. He describes wrestling the pistol from Czolgosh, a struggle with Secret Service, and his wish that he could have killed Czolgosh in Georgia. He says he fears anarchists and plans to leave Buffalo soon, asserting some whites should have aided him.

Czolgocz Czolgosz Georgia Parker Buffalo Das. B Cxolyon Hia Assasvin Czolgorz Einer Secret Service Foster Cadgast Savannah St. John's Island Charleston Plaza Exposition Grounds Atlanta North

McKinley Assailant Pronunciation Debated in Baltimore Dispatch

A Baltimore World dispatch cites William M. Dayns, a Polish Bohémian interpreter in the U S immigration office at Baltimore, stating that the Polish name Czolgocz is pronounced Cholgosh and cites Czolwosa as an alternate. The report notes Dayns’ Pole by birth and his linguistic expertise as authority on the matter.

McKinley Baltimore Dispatch New York World William M. Dayns United States Immigration Office Baltimore

Bucklen Alpha Salve Praised By Mrs Guleger

Mrs Nannie Guleger of La Grange Georgia reports Bucklen’s Alpha Salve cured frightful disfigurement and wounds on her head and face. The ad claims quick relief for sores bruises skin eruptions cuts burns scalds and piles with a 25 cent guaranteed price from Crawford Bros and Jd Mackey & Co.

Nannie Guleger la Grange Bucklen Crawford Bros Jd. F. Mackey & Co

Motor harvester joins West farm fleet to cut wheat quicker

The motor harvester is among the newest farm acquisitions in the West. It is claimed that a first class motor will cut more wheat than a dozen horses hitched to reapers could, signaling a major efficiency advance for local agriculture.

Browns' Bitters Advertised as Cure All Remedy

A fragment states that an old theory claims impure blood causes many diseases and that Brownes Low Bitters is based on this theory. It touts numerous cures by this household remedy and asserts it is sold by all dealers.

Addressing Liver Health With Iron Bitters Promises

Deat Neglect Your Liver. Liver troubles quickly result in serious complications, and the man who neglects his liver ins Ile recard for health. A bottle of Hravons' iron Bitters taken now and then Will kev tn liver in perfect order. If the Visense haa developed, Browns' Sow Bitters will cure it permanently. Strength and vitality, WH) always follow in one. Grows' frou Biktorn is gold by all dealers.

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