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Georgetown Daily Item

Location

Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1910

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Charleston Officers Honor Col Ward With Preamble and Resolutions

The 3rd Infantry National Guard of South Carolina in Charleston adopted a preamble and unanimous resolutions praising Col Samuel Mortimer Ward upon his retirement after more than two decades of meritorious service. The document, forwarded by Lieut Col Cogswell to Ward in Georgetown, commends his conspicuous leadership and devotion to state welfare.

8Rd Regiment of Infantry Charleston S. M. Ward Ward Third Infantry Col. Cogswell Col. Ward National Guard of South Carolina 8Rd Infantry Samuel Mortimer Ward Georgetown 3Rd Infantry Commonwealth S. C News and Courier

Ball at Andrews Honors Leading Citizen in Town

In Andrews on January 4 a grand ball hosted by local young men honored Capt. and Mrs. Walter H. Andrews. The town, named for Capt. Andrews, celebrated with decorations, Frank J. Davis Orchestra, fireworks, and a special Georgetown train for guests. A long list of ladies and gentlemen attended, marking the event as a memorable New Year celebration.

Frank J. Davis Georgetown Capt. Andrews Mesdames W. H. Andrews J. Walter Doar Olin Sawyer Sam Mercer B. A. Brown J. E. Jenkins J. I. Kirby Isokreit J. L. Hogan W. B. Highbee C. L. Holtschecier J. W. Catlit J. B. Etheridge S. M. Matthews L. W. Medlin T. E. Arrowsmith F. L. Powell Blanche Hayes F. C. Davis John Clark Misses Maud Powell Louise Walker Amelia Tom Sarah Ballenberger Bella Ballenberger Nona Brown Taft Messrs W. H. Andrews J. Winter Dear T. G. Fort Reese Ford T. H. Hamilton Marion C. D. Jacobs Kingstree R. M. Graham Coward's E. L. Powell Trio E. A. Buck B. F. Gearbeardt Hagerstown N. W. Cook E.G. Wilson George H. Hanks H. W. Tallavast O. F. Elliott F. A. Weatherford H. D. Herring Louis Bellenberger J.B. Ethridge J. S. Kirby J. M Brown Pete Young C. Tallavast W. T. Clift H.W. Medlin B. Doar M. B. Slakely B. Blakely Jno. Richardson T. R. Howle F. Isokreit W. Cooke M.G. Orburn Dr. L. Hogan Jessie Catlit Janes Hammond H. M. Capenter Sam Richardson F. G. Davis Norman Williams Orlando

Farnum Fined Five Thousand In Dispensary Case

James S. Farnum pleaded guilty to rebating former Dispensary Director Joseph Wylie in $1,500 graft. He was fined $5,000 or one year hard labor but the court amended to remove the prison option after his attorney and the prosecutor agreed the fine would be paid immediately. Farnum paid the $5,000 by bank certificate.

Columbia S. C James S. Farnum Joseph B. Wiyle Chester Farnum Prince Harnum Richland County Hagood Walker People’s National Bank of Charleston

County Commissioners Hold Regular Meeting in Georgetown

The Board of County Commissioners met in Georgetown on January 3 1910 with Supv. J B Johnson and Commissioners H T McDonald and G E Scott present. Docket books of Magistrates Harrelson Tilton Haenel and Powers were shown for examination. No treasurer's report. After approving claims totaling 2829.86 the board adjourned. Elizabeth K Doyle Clerk of the Board.

Georgetown D. C Board of County Commissioners J. B. Johnson H. T. McDonald G. E. Scott Harrelson, Tilton Haenel Powers Elizabeth K. Doyle Boar

Census Enumerators Sought Amid Sparse Applications

Census Director Durand reports a shortage of applicants for enumerator posts, especially in large cities. He urges quick applications by January 25, notes about 68,000 positions, and explains tests and qualifications. Employers are urged to grant leave to employees who seek such service.

Washington, D. C Durand United States Census Bureau

Beacons of Mercy and Government Decrees in 1910 Crisis

The text details attempts by Gen Toledo and Gen Medina to delay executions of Grace and Cannon, Americans, following Zelaya’s orders. Telegrams reveal pleas for mercy, charges of preventing communications with the U.S. consul, and insistence on obeying the president’s final decision. It also covers the 1910 census testing procedures and pay for enumerators.

Toledo Zelaya Medina Mason Groce Bials Cannan Grace Cannon

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