27 Sep 1902
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Newspaper
The Lancaster Ledger
Location
Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1902
Page
1
President Roosevelt arrived in Logansport at 7:15 am amid cheers and rain to discuss tariff revision. He urged applying established principles amid industrial shifts, favoring expert inquiry before action while stressing national business needs over partisan interests.
An old homestead themed ad touts sturdy constitutions from childhood. It highlights Scott's Emulsion as the right product to stimulate growing powers, build foundation, and support rugged health for men and children. Scott & Bowne chemists of New York publish the offer at 50 cents and 1.00, sold by all druggists.
President Roosevelt's western trip paused in Indianapolis after swelling in his left leg required emergency surgery at St. Vincent's hospital. The operation took place at 3.45 pm, followed by a period of rest in a private room before he was carried back to a stretcher and placed on the train to Washington shortly before 8 pm.
Miss Evans returns from the department as the shop announces its annual fall opening. The event highlights a complete line of millinery and dress goods, promising the nicest selection the store has shown.
New York news recounts the Derby Conn suspect Wm Hooper Young arriving at Grand Central. Police, detectives, and counsel surrounded the scene as Young described alleged confession details about Mrs. Pulitzer’s death, claiming innocence and promising proof.
Luther Dent, 23, of Marion and Tobacco Streets, died yesterday afternoon from laudanum poisoning. Depressed by domestic troubles and employed by Virginia Life, he drank a small bottle of laudanum and slept until 2 p.m. His wife was away visiting relatives in Lexington. The State 24th.
In Walterboro near J M Pennington's store eight miles below Green Pond, Jacob Gillard and Fred Legure scuffled over an old musket and it discharged injuring Edwards in the neck. Edwards died within two hours. Magistrate Huggins will hold an inquest today. Gillard and Legare are under arrest.
Real estate agent Jose T. Carter warns buyers and sellers to conduct thorough checks before purchasing, selling, or renting properties. He emphasizes due diligence and clear agreements to prevent disputes and ensure fair transactions. He urges consulting professionals and reviewing contracts carefully.
Cheraw Sept 22 Mr Ed Redfearn county dispenser died at his home this afternoon of typhoid fever He leaves a wife and three children He was described as a man of strict integrity and a valuable citizen His remains will be buried at Plains in this county tomorrow.
Rey Budlong of Ashaway writes that Electric Bitters cured his long liver and jaundice troubles and touts them as a genuine all-around cure. He claims remarkable results for liver, kidney, and stomach issues, noting the medication’s 50 cent price and guaranteed satisfaction by Crawford Bros and Macksey & Co’s drug store.
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