Senator Tillman Struck Speechless in Washington
Columbia reports Senator B. R. Tillman was rendered speechless in Washington this morning. Dr. Babcock has been wired to join him, while Mrs. Tillman remains beside her husband. McCaw.
18 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1910
Page
1
Columbia reports Senator B. R. Tillman was rendered speechless in Washington this morning. Dr. Babcock has been wired to join him, while Mrs. Tillman remains beside her husband. McCaw.
Edgefield mothers sent a wreath of white hyacinths to B R Tillman in Washington by express this morning. Rumor says Mrs Lucy Dugas Tillman and the two children may return to Edgefield by week’s end. The community plans a mass greeting with a band from Augusta and a reception at a prominent resident’s home.
A GEORGIA SC ad touts Doan's Kidney Pills as the remedy for kidney and bladder trouble. G W Watts of Georgetown South Carolina testifies to relief after using a box from Iseman Drug Co. Sold by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
Petitioners seek clemency for Hamp James serving a life term in the Marion county penitentiary for the 1903 murder of Handy Bethea. They claim Dillon dispensary liquor corrupted James, rendering him “crazy drunk,” and that South Carolina’s liquor law contributed to the homicide. Governor Ansel is reviewing the petition after six years served.
Harry McCormick third officer of the United Fruit steamer Santa Marta reported finding a town of 5 000 deserted with no staff in cafes bakeries tobacco shops and groceries. He fled to the ship where the populace gathered aboard with a brass band, leaving the capital’s commerce silent.
J Harleston Read asks for the return of a fur lined white buckskin pair lost yesterday in a high wind opposite the Georgetown bank. Finder to leave them at the Daily Item office and a reward will be paid.
Captain Hudgins of the Matilda Weems expresses alarm at abnormal coastal winds that shift direction and wreck ships. He recalls a harsh season for mariners, noting frequent loss of vessels and near misses, including his own fire aboard the George Weems off Frying Pan Shoals.
Andrew Carnegie recounts how he borrowed a few hundred dollars from an employer and paid back five dollars a week, creating his initial success that grew into a $10,000 profit from an early stock. He praises President Taft and comments on prices and development.
Rooms with or without board electric lights and baths. Apply to Mrs W K McCarley 814 Front St Morgan Block for details and availability.
Hinsdale physician Dr Daniel E Pearsons plans a general distribution of his fortune on his 90th birthday April 14. He has given away about 4 million dollars over decades and will earmark gifts to colleges in the West and poor southern areas, not to individuals.
In Columbia on February 17 the House passed by 100 to 3 a joint resolution to amend the Constitution to permit a federal income tax. No discussion occurred and it is believed Senator Bailey of Texas influenced the vote. The measure moves to the Senate tomorrow.
Paul H. Jones was accidentally shot while riding to a hunting field when his dog pressed the shotgun trigger with its paw. The load struck his arm, risking loss of a hand and part of the arm. President Joseph S. Davis of the Albany Trust Company narrowly avoided death from the charge.
Reward offered to return the livestock missing from Pottersfield Pasture. C. W. Scurry is the contact for recovery and reward collection.
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