Court sessions hear varied cases in Georgetown
The Georgetown Daily Item reports the Court of General Sessions convened with Judge Hydrick. Henry A. Green pleaded guilty to housebreaking and latency and received one year on the county chain gang. Rhett Washington turned state's evidence. Lawrence and Montgomery pleaded not guilty. Dr Farris pled guilty to practicing dentistry without a license and paid a $50 fine. Nancy Washington pled guilty to edivency and received nine months hard labor in the state penitentiary. The Seabrook livestock larceny case ended in mistrial. Jury list included Doran Hazard Ford Power Cook Baxley Bailey Harrelson Dawson Robbins.
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Court of General Sessions
Hydrick
Henry A. Green
Rhett Washington
D. A. Walker
M. Montgomery
Washington
Walker
Montgomery
Farris
Wm. Hazard
Thos Ford
E. D. Power
C. D. Cook, Jr
W. H. Baxley
Robi Baxley
Robin Bailey
J. C. Bailey
W. H. Harrelson
J. B. Dawson
N. R. Robbins
Would Make a Fine Governor During Reunion
At the Marlboro Veterans reunion in Columbia two veterans met a Lexingtonian who asked for Governor An sel. Sim P. Wright introduced the man to Thomas J. Breeden and the crowd hailed him as Governor elect. The Governor hunter celebrated Breeden’s election and role with praise and warm congratulations from old comrades.
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Columbia
State House
Ansel
Sim P. Wright
Thomas J. Breeden
Mr. Breeden
Hunter
Breeden
Local Notables Gather at Carolina Hotel Today
A crowd at the Carolina Hotel includes Wm Williams Campfield Frank and El mer Cribb C W Boykin Carvers Bay Louis Ballenberger H D Munnerlyn Rosemary Robert Hucks E W Boat wright E D Powers Marion F and D F Riems Rhems Donnie McNeil DT McNeil Misses Margaret Mc Neil Leah Westerndolph Mrs T J Bell Conway J H Read Jr RC Bryan Morris J M Lewenthal Morris M C J J Morris J W Harris Durham N C C D Wilson New York A McGillvary W C Hayes Charleston and others from Plantersville Lake City and Birmingham.
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Carolina Hotel
Wm Williams
Campfield
Frank
Elmer Cribb
C W Boykin
Carvers Bay
Louis Ballenberger
H D Munnerlyn
Rosemary
Robert Hucks
E W Boatwright
E D Powers
Marion
F Riems
Rhems
Donnie McNeil
DT McNeil
Margaret McNeil
Leah Westerndolph
T J Bell Conway
J H Read Jr
RC Bryan
Plantersville
J M Lewenthal
Morris
City
Engine strikes Buggy on Franklin Street crossing
In Spartanburg on June 3 a yard engine crashed into a buggy at the double tracks on Franklin Street. John Williams, a colored man, was killed when his head hit a telegraph pole. James Bryson, a white man, was injured with a broken shoulder and severe bruises as the horse died and the buggy was destroyed.
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Spartanburg
John Williams
James Bryson
Franklin Street
Williams
Bryson
Armstrong Granted Bail in Abbeville Murder Case
Before Judge Klugh in Abbeville C C Armstrong was granted bail set at one thousand dollars. The tooth extractor is charged with killing Mrs Carrie Berry after extracting eleven teeth. the case goes to the Sessions Court convening next Monday.
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Newberry
Klugh
Abbeville
C. C. Armstrong
Armstrong
Carrie Berry
Sessions Court
May Delay Blair Gase
On account of the illness of a witness in the case of Mrs. Blair charged with the murder of her husband there is a possibility she may not be tried this term. A physician's certificate was presented to Judge Dantzler certifying the witness cannot attend court and was given to the defense Nelson and Nelson.
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Columbia
Blair
Dantzler
Nelson & Nelson
Preferred the Baby's Voice Leads a Yale Professor to Silence
A New York scientist and Yale alumnus tries soothing his daughter Flora with a solo in the family parlor. He sings in his best glee club manner to quiet her, but a teenage visitor interrupts with news of a sick relative requesting quiet.
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New York
Man of
Science
Flora
Yale
Tod
The Farmer Not Worrying About Crop Prospects
The farmer works from dawn to plant and harvest, unfazed by market shifts. He expects crops to fetch comparable or higher wages than last year, even with possible oat shortfalls and wheat below last season’s record. Wall Street’s astonishment may come from his unseen progress between planting and harvest.
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Wall Street
Omaha Bee
Griggs Debuts New Hack to Catch Trains at All Times
Mr. R C Griggs claims a new hack for the accommodation of penaline public and his added horse will enable him to catch trains at all times, promising reliable service and punctual arrivals.
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R. C. Griggs
Penaline
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