Arts and Crafts Exhibit Advances Columbia Festival Week
During the Columbia Music Festival week April 20 to 28 the second annual Arts and Crafts exhibit will be shown in the College for Women studio. The show features more than 100 canvases with works by Frederick Waugh Howard Redfield and others. Special rail rates and a calendar of festival events accompany the exhibit as Southern artistes contribute crafts from copper to Indian pottery.
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Columbia
College For Women
Frederick Waugh
Howard Redfield
Hugh H.breckenridge
Academy of Fine Arte
Philadelphia
Miss McClintock
College
Pennsylvania Academy of Arte
Carunghall
Pittsburg
United States
New Mexico
Arizon
Columbia College
Jealous husband murder trial in Lyons New York
In Lyons New York on April 7 the trial of Mrs. Georgia Sampson continues as the State questions the late Harry Sampson’s family. The defense highlights alibi and witness accounts while jurors hear that Sampson collapsed after a dispute over a Niagara Falls letter. A neighbor testifies to smokeless powder cartridges in Sampson’s possession the day of the shooting. The Allyn family witnesses challenge the prosecution’s case.
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Lyons
N. Y
Georgia Sampson
Harry Sampson
Gilbert
Allyn
Harry
Sampson
Carl Allyn
Georgia
Liner Strikes Freighter Cubana Off Staten Island
The Ward Line steamer Havana collided with the Munson Line freighter Cubana near the Staten Island quarantine station. A large hole opened in Cubana’s side near the stern, water began to fill the hold, and tugs towed her toward Clifton shore where she grounded. Havana suffered no damage and proceeded to its dock.
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New York
Ward Line
Havana
Munson Line
Staten Island
Clifton
Matanzas
Cuba
Constable John Long Killed by Escaped Suspect near Whiteville
News from Wilmington reports that constable and storekeeper John Long was killed last night near Whiteville, N C, by Sam Weston a Black man he was transporting to jail. Sheriff Richardson with bloodhounds pursues the suspect as crowds fear retaliation.
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Wilmington
N. C
John Long
Whiteville
N.C
Sam Weston
Richardson
Lost Bracelet with Lucie Engraving Seeks Return
Brief notice reports a gold bracelet engraved Lucie inside lost near Lone at R Becrossing on March 12. A reward of 85 is offered for its return to W. W. Taylor Jr. Budding details incomplete but emphasizes reward and contact.
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Lucie
W. W. Taylor, Jr
R. Becrossing
Tragedy of a Fifteen Year Old and a Féminine Fallout
A fifteen year old boy William Cooper dies by his own hand after his mother deserts the home. The piece argues the act as a warning on the fragile ties of marriage and motherhood and a critique of self centered mothers. It portrays the death as a martyrdom warning to society through disintegration of homes.
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William Cooper
William
Potash to be freed from tariff in new bill
Representative Lever, backed by Chairman Payne, secured a pledge to remove potash salts and basic slag from duties in the tariff bill. Clemson professor Harper had warned of a 20 percent ad valorem duty under Dill sections. Payne promised farmers in South Carolina and the broader South that no duty would be applied, saving substantial sums.
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Washington
Lever
Payne
House
Ways and Means Committee
South Carolina
South
Harper
Clemson College
Watson
Representative Lever
Steamer Tarheel Renamed to Farmer by Pee Dee Steamboat Co
Notice declares the steamer Tarheel renamed to the Steamer Farmer under the Georgetown and Pee Dee Steamboat Co with B A Munnerlyn as agents. Apr 85t.
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Department of the Bureau of Navigation
Farmer
Georgetown
Pee. Dee
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Carolina
Phour
Phenix Dumiture
F. Read & Co
Tees
the Money Saving Store
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