Mock Court Trial Draws Public Interest in Georgetown
A Georgetown Rifle Guards event at the Auditorium on Monday April 29 features a Breach of Promise mock trial with Hon. Walter Hazard as judge and Miss Mary Edith McFal versus Mr Andrew Farrally as plaintiff and defendant. Notable participants include Col A V Newton Worcester and Dr Olin Sawyer among witnesses, with a named jury panel.
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Georgetown Rifle Guards
Fair Woman
Walter Hazard
Jas. W. Wingate
L. L. Bolick
R. P. Shuford
Col. A. V. Newton
Worcester
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Mary Edith McFal
Andrew Farrally
Chas. S. Congdon
Mae Brock
Olin Sawyer
H. M. Hucks
R. M. Baylor
President's Sister-in-Law Changes Faith
Following Mrs Henry W Taft, sister-in-law to the president, renounced Episcopalian allegiance and joined Roman Catholicism. Prominent East women reportedly prepared to follow. Taft received Catholic communion in St Ignatius Loyola rectory New York from Father Bernard Vaughan.
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Henry W. Taft
East
Taft
St. Ignatius Loyola
New York
Bernard Vaughan
Puts End To Bad Habit
A blurb promotes Dr. King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for a sluggish liver and bilious poison. It claims the pills improve mood and help stomach and liver health, with a price of 25 cents. The Daily Item is described as reaching nearly every home in Georgetown.
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Len
Dr. King
the Daily Item
Georgetown
Blease Delivers Two Speeches in Spartanburg Area
Governor Col. L. Blease spoke at Woodruff and Enoree then returned to Spartanburg for the night. The Woodruff crowd was large and politically charged with Jones supporters present. At Enoree a similar large turnout greeted him as he urged voters to back his record without naming opponents.
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Woodruff
Enorees
Col. L. Blease
Columbia
Laurens
Jones
Blease
Enoree
Beaufort Farmers Prepare Big Harvest Cut For Truckers
Beaufort April 14 Truck is growing well as truck commission merchants watch. Peas radishes and lettuce are thriving with 100 acres of Irish potatoes on Myers farm at Hilton Head and 1 800 acres expected to plant. ATL yields could reach 65 000 carloads and 125 000 baskets of lettuce with market value over 400 000 alongside 8 000 bales of cotton. Brays Island and others plan 500 acres of sweet potatoes for July with Jersey sweets as the preferred Northerners favored variety.
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Beaufort
Truck Commission
Myers
Hilton Head
Brays Island
Jersey
Electric Bitters Proclaimed Cure After Grip Attack
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a tonic and blood purifier to combat grip related weakness nerves appetite energy and organ disorders. It claims thousands recovered health and good spirits and offers the remedy for 50 cents with guaranteed satisfaction from druggists.
Curfew for Men Proposed by Cincinnati WCTU
Preliminary plans by Cincinnati club women aim to impose a city curfew for men. Miss Jennie Black urges all women to join, calling for a 10 o’clock curfew and punishment for men found roaming after hours. The event drew strong applause from about 100 attendees.
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Club Women of Cincinnatii
Jennie Black
Unclaimed Letters at Georgetown Post Office List
Period ended April 20 1912 shows unclaimed letters including Hazzard Anderson Amite R Brown Med Office J B Ford J C Gibbs B I Gilmore George Green B Goff Edward Johnson Restion Miller Fred Morse Robert Myers D J Roberts Jack Simon Henry Watson Miss Lives Aless Janie Brusies Martha Colton Mary Feed Hattie Forbes E N Gardner Ella Green Annie Lizzie Hewm Adaline Jones Serena Martin Janie Myers Emmilla Reserve Mamie Sonko Susie Taylor Eliza Thomason Blandia Washington Catherine Washington. Other items note political figures denying resignations and a reference to Taft and a dance craze jelly wobble.
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Georgetown
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Hazzard Anderson
Amite R. Brown
Med Office
J. B. Ford
J.C. Gibbs
B. I. Gilmore
George Green
B. Goff
Edward.Johnson
Restiion Miller
Fred F. Morse
Robert Myers
D. J. Roberts
Jack Simon
Henry Waton
Miss Lives Alies
Janie Brusies
Martha Colton
Mary Feed
Hattie Forbes
E. N. Gardner
Ella Green
Annie Lizzie Hewm
Adaline Jones
Serena Martin
Janie Myers
Emmilla Reserve
Mamie Sonko
Susie Taylor
Eliza Thomason
Blandia Washington
Catherine Washington
Sixty Four Titanic Victims Recovered by Mackay Bennett
From St John s Newfoundland April 21 the cable steamer Mackay Bennett has recovered sixty four bodies near the Titanic disaster area. Many recovered remains were sunk again due to lack of identification marks and Cape Race wireless could not identify the names. The report says the sixty four bodies are regarded as identifiable.
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N. F
Mackay-Bennett
Cape Race
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