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Georgetown Daily Item

Location

Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1909

Page

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North American Conservation Conference Planned for February

Washington reports preparations for a February 18 White House meeting between United States Canada and Mexico to discuss natural resources and a continental plan. President Roosevelt invited Laurier Grey and Diaz to join with U S officials and the National Conservation Commission in this compact session.

Washington United States Canada Mexico White House Wilfrid Laurier Earl Grey Diaz Roosevelt National Conservation Commission State Department Dominion

American Girl Marries Chinese Restaurateur in City Hall

In New York City Hall a 21 year old American woman, Mary Bobner, wed Ong Sing, owner of a Mott Street restaurant. Alderman Smith officiated as the clerk noted Ong Sing’s color as yellow despite his claim of whiteness. The bride said parental pressure drove her from Philadelphia to New York where she stayed with Olive White on Pell Street.

New York Mary Bobner Ong Sing Mott Street Alderman Smith Ong Philadelphia Olive White Pell Street Miss White

Moonshiner Kills Ally in Caldwell County Shootout

In Caldwell County near Mortimer a battle between federal officers and moonshiners left W. W. Tloneycutt dead from a heart wound. Dolph Pritchard fired from ambush wounding Deputy Sheriff Garland and Deputy Smith. the third bullet struck Sheriff Garland in the face. A posse was sent to pursue the moonshiners.

Charlotte N. C Mortimer Caldwell County W. W. Tloneycutt Dolph Pritchard Pritchard Sheriff Garland Honeycutt Smith

Tongue Twisters Sparkling in London Prize Contest

A London paper ran a tongue twisting contest with prizes. Readable entries include phrases like a growing gleam glowing green and two toads totally tired. The piece features many alliterative lines and questions about Oglethorp and an oyster.

London Tedbury Stephen Stringer Susan Haddock Oliver Oglethorp

Opinion on old maids versus wives of worthless men

A columnist editorializes that women should avoid marriage to men deemed worthless, arguing it is better to be an old maid. The piece reflects social judgments about marriage and worthiness common to the period.

Mrs Blair Acquitted in Sensational Murder Trial

In Columbia on January 29 the jury acquitted Mrs Ethel W Blair of murdering her husband after a prior manslaughter finding. The case drew national attention, tracing to Cully Blair shot on January 16 aboard a train run from Columbia to Laurens.

Columbia Ethel W. Blair

From the Land of Flowers in Astor Florida

Jan 27 1909 letter from A P Leonard reports warm winter in Astor with early bloom on jessemins vines and orange trees. notes light frost, abundant tomatoes, blooming blackberries, oranges still on trees, and limited shad catches with five barrels of fish shipped from Blufton.

Astor, Fla Daily Item Jessemins Vimes Blufton

Lord Make Us Worthy Salute to American Women

A reverent tribute to American women for calm, brave action during disaster. The piece praises steady nerves and tempered will, noting women aiding others from ship to ship and down from davits, while men honor their resolve and character. It closes with a call for worthiness.

The Republic America

Plant Juice Doctor Offers Free Chronic Disease Consultations

The Plant Juice Doctor at 822 Front St. maintains daily hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 with free advice for all. Hundreds of sick people seek his specialist consultations, addressing chronic diseases in men and women at no charge.

Front St

Coal dealer ad from J I Hazard serves prompt delivery

Furnace coal grate and stove coal of top quality plus steam and blacksmith coal available. Prompt delivery offered with telephone number 38 for orders.

J. I. Hazard

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Ally Mrs. Blair Land of Flowers Georgetown A. P. Leonard Mr. Brickman North Bank of Georgetown Georgetown, 8. C the People’s Bank Georgetown, S. C People’s Bank Oghe People’s Bank Anni Partindiage u—Ci Savings Bank Watch Credit House State Bt Chicago Ill Pittsburg St.Louis Edward W. Durant Screven ST
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