Colum bian Doctor Baldwin Resigns Hopkins Post
Special Dr James Mark Baldwin born in Columbia 48 years ago resigns as head of Johns Hopkins philosophy and psychology to pursue studies and research in Europe for a year or more. A Princeton graduate 1884, he earned many honors including Oxford and Glasgow doctorates and chaired psychology at Princeton and Toronto before Hopkins.
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Columbia
James Mark Baldwin
John’s Hopkins University
Baltimore
Europe
Baldwin
United States
Princeton
Oxford University of England
University of Glasgow
Leipsig
Berlin
Tubingen
Lake Forest University
Toronto
Canada
Johns Hopkins
Green
Princeton Theological Seminary
London
Geneva
Chicago
Jus H. Baldwin
Gates Street
Dr. Baldwin
Spartanburg Greek colony ranked fifth largest in U. S.
The Post Office certified Spartanburg as the fifth largest Greek colony in the United States. A Greek letter addressed to a Greek in Spartanburg led the department to test its size by routing letters through the five largest colonies. Nicholas Frakes heads the colony, wielding broad influence over Greeks in the region.
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Columbia
Spartanburg
Post Office Department
Sparta
Greece
Nicholas Frakes
Upper Carolina
Trakes
Grapes Cheer Sodas at Georgetown Drug Co Parlor
Visitors enjoy a refreshing scene at the Georgetown Drug Co soda water parlor with lush grape clusters around the fountain. The writer praises the grape juice as a nectar for the gods and recommends tasting from the fountain.
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Georgetown Drug Co
Chattanooga Prohibition Enforced Two Hours Early
Chattanooga Tennessee reports that the city’s excise law began prohibition two hours before the state statute and every saloon reportedly complied. The closing ordinance was observed with a holiday mood as streets filled with cheerful crowds. Sixty seven retail houses and thirty three wholesale concerns shuttered, and five distilleries and one brewery will cease operations on January 1, 1910, with locker clubs forming.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Duel Over a Woman Leaves Three Wounded in Middlesboro
In Middlesboro Kentucky J W Mayes a Norton Virginia locomotive engineer and Robert Culbertson another Norton resident fought a street duel over Anna Hayes. Hayes was shot twice and is dying Mayes was wounded twice and fled after the clash Culbertson escaped with a serious arm wound Mayes, mortally wounded, tried to end his life by slashing his throat with a pocket knife when authorities closed in
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Middlesboro
J. W Mayes
Robert Culbertson
Norton
Anna Hayes
Mayes
Culbertson
Baby fined five dollars in New Jersey court
In Bayonne New Jersey Recorder et Mara fined Ignatius Haymek five dollars for assaulting John Lynch. Haymek could not pay. his wife offered their infant as payment. The Recorder remitted the fine and dismissed the case.
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Recordet Mara
Bayonne
Ignatius Haymek
East Twenty-second Street
John Lynch
Haymek
M’am
Firemen's Convention Travel Deal From Union South Carolina
The Georgetown and Western Railroad Company announces round trip tickets from Union South Carolina for the Firemen's Convention July 6 to 8. Tickets sold July 3 to 8 at 7.70 dollars round trip, with groups of ten or more paying 4.80 dollars per person round trip. R C Snipes is General Passenger Agent.
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Union
S.C
The
Georgetown & Western Railroad Company
R. C. Snipes
Georgetown & Western Railroad Excursion Tickets to New York
The Georgetown and Western Railroad will sell excursion tickets to New York for 82 dollars round trip with travel limit through September 30 1909. Details and full information available by phone.
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Georgetown & Western Railroad
New York
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West End
A. Campbell
Detmar Woolen Co
J. Schwartz
Charleston
Columbus
Jacksonville
Savannah
Augusta
Macon
V . P.&, Chattanooga
Columbbia
No. Barre
Foxworth Co
Phenix Furniture Go
Weir
Martin Realty Corp
Front Street
W.T. Martin, Pres
L. Gluck, Treas
Cee People’s Bank
W.d.morcan
H. Kaminski
J. J. Hazard
Bank OF
Ceorcetown
Canital
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