Local items and notices in The Daily Item
The Daily Item reports on local movements including Jones family travel to Glenn Springs and Asheville, Miss Mattie Burney moving to Boardman, and society visits. It notes plans for a new railroad, crop reports, and county political actions, plus a Charleston pennant update and Georgia prohibition developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFeely
South Pole
Belle Smith
Sadie B. Harrel
Glenn Springs
H. W. Fraser
Asheville
B. W. Cannon
May Belle
Mountains
H. B. Ham
R. G. Wilkerson
Sampit
City
Mattie C. Burney
Southern Mercantile Co
Boardman
N. C
Daily Item
James Payn
Austrian Arm Purchases Bohemian Village for Gun Trials
The Austrian government buys the Bohemian village of Miada to test new guns and projectiles. All residents have evacuated, and officers plan to bombard former homes for a serious study of effects.
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Miada
Waste of Paper Ads Draw Complaints from Reader
Victor Smith in the New York Press laments merchants using newspaper folds for ads arguing the practice wastes paper and ink. He notes late delivery by a newsboy who inserts matter within pages and claims readers protest the insertion, producing only scrap memoranda as the folded blank side shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Victor Smith
New York Press
Tragic Farm Incident: Gladden Refuses Sale Offer
A man died after his heart failed amid emotional distress over a farm sale. He was found with tears on his cheeks, and records show farmer Gladden offered to buy back the farm for $1,000 more than previously received, an offer that was refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladden
Letter finally reaches Wis. man after 32 years
A Norwegian citizen living in Stanley Wisconsin received a letter that traveled from Norway to Mexico where he had served as a youth on a ship then to South America, back to Mexico, to Norway, and finally to the United States where it was delivered long after its original sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
South Carolina
Augusta Chronicle
Times
Democrat
South
Times and Democrat
Stanley
Wis
Norway
Mexico
South America
Stanley Mot
Octogenarian executed by electric chair in Auburn
Charles Bonier, 80, of Buffalo, convicted of murdering Franz and Johann Frehr, was electrocuted in Auburn at 6 33 this morning. Two shocks were applied in the execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
N. Y
Chas. Bonier
Buffalo
Franz
Johann Frehr
Deposed SF Mayor Claims Power From Jail
Schmitz, in jail, declares he remains in power and vows to prosecute the new mayor for opening his mail, asserting authority despite his removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmitz
San Francisco
Florence Times
Supervisor Jos. B. Johnson Returns From Glenn Springs
Jos. B. Johnson, supervisor, returned after a three week stay in Glenn Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. B. Johnson
Glenn Springs
Home Making and the Social Value of the Family
The home shapes national morality and civilization through active parental guidance and loving family bonds. A true home blends righteous living with teaching, transcending wealth or housing type, and its spirit affects children and the wider community as the heart of society.
Temperature readings from Government Engineer office
Official register lists today’s maximum and minimum temperatures with wind from the southwest. Rain appears in the tally.
South Atlantic League Results From Yesterday
Games played yesterday in the South Atlantic League include Charleston 4 Macon 0 at Charleston and Savannah 8 Columbia 1 at Savannah. In Jacksonville, Jacksonville 0 defeated Augusta 2 with the match noted at Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Macon
Nom Savannah
Columbia
Jacksonville
Augusta
Savannah
Depository of the People Exhibits 1904 07 Financials
Annual statement shows capital of 87 000 with exhibits of phenomenal success. Figures list March 1905 to March 1907, including balances 35 00, 83 391.27, 157 713.13 and 190 502.75, indicating growth and business opening notes.
Come and Grow With Us Quarterly Deposits Officers
A fragmented banking notice lists officers including J B Steele and J W Fraser as president F Rhem cashier Bl Oliver vice president and a teller. The text appears to be part of a quarterly update or call for deposits.
Marine arrivals and sailings listed for local trade
Arrived ships include the Frank Sessoms and the Wm. Elliott bound for Bucksville and Black River with merchandise to B A Munnerlyn & Co. The Mitchelle C. sails from Conway with merchandise by Waccamaw Line Steamers. The Daisy Farlin sails from New Haven for the Winyah Lumber Co. with lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sessoms
Sarvis
Bucksville
Mdse
B. A. Munnerlyn & Co
Wm. Elliott
Johnson
Black River
Stmr
Mitchelle C
Dusenbury
Conway
Waccamaw Line
Sehr
Daisy Farlin
Dodge
New Haven
Winyah Lumber Co
Died of broken heart by Michigan farmer
Arthur Gladden a 58 year old Dimondale farmer died of a broken heart after selling his farm for 8000 dollars and moving to a Lansing cottage. He wandered the fields and stables taking last looks before climbing into the haymow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Gladden
Dimondale
Mich
Gladden
Lansing
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Frank J. Davis
Gov. Glenn
North Carolina
B. I. Hazard
New York
Richmond
Pearle Harling
Nettie Detyens
Washington, D. C
Thos. Daggett
Alabama
Barnwell
Ansel
L. Riff
Front Street
Commissioners of Public Works
Hazard
Georgetown
Chamber of Commerce
K. Sallock
Item
Gulls
Mr. Cabe
Weinberg
Georgia
Hoke Smith
Stephen S. Wash
City of
Colorado Springs
Colo
Richardson
Laura Matthews
Amos R. Rumbaugh
Chicago
Coey
J. B. Steele
J. W.fraser
F. Rhem
Oliver
Teller
Marine News
E. McQuade
S. C
D. C
Hanan & Sons
Ves. Weinberg
J. A. Baxter
C. O. Smith, J. H. Green
L. E. Knox
T. B. Parker
Rutledge Johnson, Sampson Dunmore
Seyward
Dunmore
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