Local and Personal Notes From Georgetown
Mrs. S Finklea arrived today from Baltimore while Mr A Hurwitz heads to Cleveland to reside. Arthur C Evans of Georgetown to sing at the opera house tonight. Parnell Furniture Co offers best value and dining room bargains. Taft and Foraker spoof Returning from Moscow. Auto survivors of 1907 reunion planned. Floyd Williams to play Little Eva in Uncle Tom's Cabin. Two Frenchmen duel near the Pyramids. Westbury's Pool Room sells fresh Norfolk oysters. Georgetown Lodge No 26 K of P to institute a lodge in Rome with about 30 candidates. Georgetown Furniture Co gifts for weddings birthdays holidays. Tour ist Hotel Bowling Alley open for public. G Q Pollock handles game details. Rockefeller, Murphy, J P Morgan, Devery, Twain each cast one vote in late election. Women foil New York burglars. simple question scares crooks. Parnell Furniture Co sells everything a housewife needs. Rev Cahall attends Baptist State Convention in Darlington. Sampit road being shell graded from cross roads toward White's Bridge.
A Fine Troupe Presents Charlie's Aunt at the Armory
The Four Picketts staged Charlie's Aunt a three act society comedy last evening at the Armory. Despite poor attendance, the troupe delivered superbly with notable Indian scene and dancing. The audience is urged to support Manager Haselden and future wholesome plays, including Pawn Ticket tonight.
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Picketts
Charlie
Armory
Naselden
Georgetown
Haselden
Hanis
Ingomar Promised Dramatic Treat Tuesday Night
The Spartanburg Journal recounts James Henry Rice Jr's first article claiming Georgetown faced "red hot mud" attacks. Readers await a second letter from this Piedmont figure, pledging factual corroboration from local merchants' ledgers and references to the Carolina Field to counter harmful statements.
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James Henry Rice, Jr
Spartanburg
Georgetown
Piedmont
Carolina Field
Russian Mutineer on Piratical Cruise Reported
A runaway Russian destroyer with a mutinous crew is said to roam the Sea of Japan in a piratical cruise, according to Nagasaki reports carried by the steamer Mount Eagle. A German steamer near Nagasaki was intercepted fifty miles north of Tsushima Island, its crew saying the Russian ship forcefully seized coal. The destroyer is believed to have escaped Vladivostok.
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Victoria
B. C
Nien
Sea of Japan
Nagasaki
Tsushima Island
Vladivostok
Editor Dreams of Afterlife as Swindlers Face Judgment
A poetical reflection imagines an editor in his office dying and ascending to paradise. He contemplates a heavenly realm where the guilty swindlers left behind would face judgment across a great gulf. He envisions exposing them by offering the dye on his paper as a final mockery.
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Paradise
Pittsburg formula moonshine blamed on local murders
Police report a home made liquor dubbed the Pittsburg formula using fusel oil potato mash acetic acid and tobacco to produce amber colored illicit whiskey. Greenville police seized a quart sample and will send it to Clemson College for analysis amid claims the method is widespread in the area.
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Pittsburg
Greenville
Clemson College
Columbia
Mrs Bradley Cleared in Utah Senator Murder Case
In Washington on December 3 the jury found Mrs Annie M Bradley not guilty of murdering former U S Senator Arthur M Brown of Utah at a city hotel on December 8 last. She was discharged as the courtroom crowd applauded after a high profile three week trial in Criminal Court No 1. The jurors initially split 9 to 3 for acquittal, then after further debate two or three joined the acquittal side.
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Washington
Annie M. Bradley
United State
Arthur M. Brown
Utah
Justice
Unite States Criminal Court No. 1
Julius H. Priggy
The Item Promotes Subscriptions for Daily News
The brief urges readers to subscribe to The Item for daily news coverage. It highlights ongoing benefits of timely updates and local reporting to keep residents informed.
Market Quotations Today Cotton and Commodities
Cotton middling 10 Corn 85 cents. Meal 1.80. Feed oats 0.70. D S bellies 934. D S butts 7. Rice whole 4.25. Flour choice 5.50 to 5.75. Pearl griffin sacks 1.70. Turpentine firm 45 1 2 cents.
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D. S
Death by own action delays Connecticut voyage
New York December 3 The battleship Connecticutt flag ship of Rear Admiral Evans will not sail Thursday for the Pacific fleet rendezvous at Hampton Roads. A gunner's mate H N Peiro, a Russian who had served ten years, shot himself aboard and an inquest and burial are set for tomorrow. Rhode Island Virginia and Yankton sail as scheduled.
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New York
Connecticutt
Evans
Hampton Roads
H. N. Peiro
Rhode Island
Virginia
Yankton
Peiro
Russia
Finland
Mr Paris Takes Charge Of Tourist Hotel Barber Shop
Frank G. Paris arrived this morning to assume management of the Tourist Hotel Barber Shop in New York City and invites patrons to visit.
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Frank G. Paris
New York City
Fralley
Twenty-One Mutineers to Die
Vladivostok December court martial convicts twenty one mutineers to death. Thirty four sentenced to the galleys, one hundred forty imprisoned, five acquitted. Local officers report the port still tense as the sentences are carried out.
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Vladivostok
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Mrs. S. Finklea
Baltimore
Mr. A. Hurwitz
Cleveland
Ohio
Arthur C. Evans
Opera House
Parnell Furniture Co
Senator Foraker
Taft
Moscow
Mr. Floyd Williams
Baby Elephant
the Picketts, Comedy Co
Little Eva
Pyramids
Westbury
K of P
Rome
H. £. Oliver
Georgetown Furniture Co
G. QO. Pollock
W. H. Dorrill
Landrum
S. C
Mr. Dorrill
John D. Rockefeller
Charles F. Murphy
J. P. Morgan
William S. Devery
Mark Twain
Cahall
Darlington
Baptist State Convention
Sampit
White’s Bridge
Mrs. Bradley
Connecticut
E. G. Haselden
Bank of Georgetown
S. B. Alslop
Edison
Columbia Records
Phenix Furniture CO
Front Street
J. E. Altman
A. H. Lucas
Robt
Shuford
A.W. Lucas & Go. Brokers and Commission Merchants
Armour Packing Co
Georgetown, D. C
S. Brilles & Bro. CO
S.brilles & Bro. Co
Brilles
S. Brilles& Bro. Co
Walt
Front St
Iseman Drug Co
A.G. L
Charlotte
Front
Cannon Streets
Cannon
Highmarket Streets
Duke and
Highmarket Street
Orange Street
J. H. Fraser
Agt
Fours
Poniatowski
P. O
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