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Georgetown Daily Item

Location

Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1908

Page

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Jacksonville Triumphs 1 to 0 Over Charleston

Local note reports Jacksonville defeated Charleston by a 1 to 0 score, six straight losses for Charleston, with four other teams idle due to rain. It also includes assorted town notices on language use, a chicken ordinance, births, arrivals, a new hotel, piano sales, a postponed concert, and local notices.

Jacksonville Charleston Episcopal Graveyard W. H. Campbell E. Lloyd Armstrong Inn Standard Oil Co

McCarren Unseated as Brooklyn Boss in Party Revolt

Special to Daily Item New York April 16 Patrick McCarry ousted as Brooklyn boss by a 325 to 89 vote. Murphy loyalists faced jeers as Carmody announced new State committeemen amid a half hour riot. Delegates at large named Lewis Nixon Charles Murphy Charles Troeb Alton Parker with electors Strauss Fitzpatrick and others listed.

Daily Item New York Patrick McCarry Brooklyn McCarren Democratic Party Buffalo Murphy Carmody William T. Hofferly Nathan Strauss William H. Fitzpatrick

Bank of Mecklenburg failure shocks Boydton area

Investigation by the bank's directors found a short age of 125 000 dollars after suspension. Cashier E W Overby confessed to allowing B E Cogbill head of East Coast Lumber Company to overdraw over 100 000 dollars without the president or directors knowing. Overby says it was kindness to Cogbill with no personal gain. Depositors expected to receive 50 to 75 cents on the dollar. Overby bonds at 5000 dollars. Receivers are President C J Faulkaver Vice President Lucius Gregory and J E Edmondson merchant.

Daily Item Boydton Bank of Mecklenburg E. W. Overby B. E. Cogbill East Coast Lumber Company Gogbell Overby C. J. Faulkaver Lucius Gregory J. E. Edmondson

No Hope For Bishop Capers in Columbia Illness

An obituary note reports Bishop Capers of Columbia is critically ill with the end momentarily expected, church officials and congregants awaiting outcome.

Capers Columbia Bishop Capers

Steamship Giortalef Capsizes. Dozens Feared Lost

This morning the steamship Giortalef capsized off Strassburg Sweden. Between 20 and 30 persons are believed drowned. Eight bodies have been recovered so far. Authorities continue rescue and search efforts.

Strassburg Sweeden Giortalef

Fresh milk and fine beef advertised at local outlets

Listen for the whistle and stop the Oakly Dairy wagon for pure fresh milk. Fine Native Beef is available at A. A. Washington on 602 Front Street. The Southern Mercantile Co advertises beautiful White Lawns at a special price of 1d.

Oakly A. A. Washington Front Street Southern Mercantile .Co

Land title suit seeks U S ownership of North Carolina lands

U S District Attorney A K Holton files suit to establish federal ownership of lands west of the Yadkin Pigeon river Southwest of the mountains from source to South Carolina line. Territory covers eight counties with 100000 population and 50000 acres. Describes Pisgah forest holdings of George W Vanderbilt and other large properties. The United States argues North Carolina previously ceded lands and traded them as its own, claiming title remains with the federal government.

Asheville U.S A. K. Holton United States North Carolina Pigion River South Carolina George W.vanderbilt Pisgah High Mountains Pittsburg

Tragic double shooting at Asheville girls school

Dr. D. O. Swinney shot his 16 year old daughter Nellie after an April fool prank then killed himself with a pistol. The girl was wounded with four bullets, rushed to the principal’s room, as teachers and students fled.

Asheville N. Y Nellie D. O. Swinney New York Miss Swinney Normal and Collegiate Institute Miss Robinson

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George Estelle Mr. Estelle Babe Oakly Dairy Co Florence Book and Music Company S. W. Maynard Mount Blanc Electric Theatre Prof Russell Messrs J. A. Baxter J. R. Levy Florence Chicago Carolina Hotel The Southern Mercantile Co Offie Davin D. S Carolina Holw Co John G.russell Newtown Front St Oakley Dairy Co Georgetown Electric Co Brethe Carolina Hardward Co A.C. L. Pressing ‘and DiseingCo Charlotte N.C Sampson Dunmore G. J. Dunmore Mgr Dunmore P. O. Box Fraser St B.f.jones & Son Front and Orange Streets Grocery Co Red Store Hartnett & Day
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