Steamer Dudley Trips and Political Campaign Notes
Local items note the Steamer Dudley schedules from Rail road and Market docks with a 50 cent round trip to North Island and Pawleys Island. Taft is nominated by the Republican National Convention in Chicago and campaign speeches are urged to voters. Additional notices cover photos via Union Mercantile Co, naval militia camp at Pawley’s Island, postponed debate, and a campaign meeting led by Olin Sawyer and J W Doar with seats for women.
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Dudley
Market
North Island
City
Wm. H. Taft
Chicago
A Notable Fan Letter Plot Baffles Dinner Guests
A young society wife finds her husband paying attention to another woman. She copies four letters onto the back of a fan and brings it to a dinner. The crowd passes the fan, revealing the letters to the rival who turns crimson and leaves abruptly.
Prominent Visitors and Narrow Escape at Fort Capron
Mr. D. N. Bourne of Sampit and Mr. P. C. McClary of New Rosemary were in the city on business yesterday. A potential serious accident to Col. S. M. Ward at Fort Capron was averted by three enlisted men as the Colonel’s carriage horses shied and sped toward a ditch. the driver and two privates steadied the conveyance and prevented injury.
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New Rosemary
Serenade Coquette and Ensemble at Rebekahs Hall
An evening program at Rebekah hall features Serenade Coquette by Pierre Renard with Miss Essie Doar, Alpine Bells by Theo Osten with Miss Nannie Beaty, Wanderer by Schubert instrumental solo by Mrs. Cahall, Angels’ Serenade Braza with Mrs. D. N. Bourne and Mrs. B. Oxenius, Springtime Waltz by G Bachman with Miss Sadie Parker, The Pride of Battery B recital by Alma Campbell, La Chute March by Margarette C. Bisland with Miss Bessie Carson, and Silvery Echoes duet by Mrs. Cahall and Miss Lillian Savage.
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Rebekah Hall
Pierre Renard
Essie Doar
Theo. Osten
Nannie Beaty
Schubert
Cahall
Braza
D. N. Bourne
B. Oxenius
G. Bachman
Sadie Parker
Pride of
Battery B
Alma Campbell
Margarette C. Bisland
Bessie Carson
Mrs. Cahall
Lillian Savage
Editor visits village hotel as humor blends with politics
A Washington Post column recounts a railway editor touring North Ota with a weekly paper. Landlords joke about favors in exchange for political influence offering sheriff, schoolmaster roles, bank posts, Panama trips, and even a governor bid. The skit features names like Bill Tom Joe and a widower seeking marriage.
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North
Ota
Bill
Joe
Panama
Washington Post
Hotel Arrivals at Georgetown Hotel
The following guests are registered: M G Anderson, E V Anderson, Annandale. W H Gordon, Lenud, SC. J H Irving, Cartersville, Va. CH Hudson, Chicago. E R Young, J E Waddill, NC. W A Ogden, H E Phillips, Lynchburg, Va. W Murchison, SC. H Schapero, Baltimore. J S Burnett, M H Dobie, Richmond.
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Georgetown Hotel
M G Anderson
E V Anderson
Annandale
W H Gordon
Lenud
H Irving
Cartersville
Hudson
Chicago
E R Young
J E Waddill
A Ogden
H E Phillips
Lynchburg
Murchison
H Schapero
Baltimore
J S Burnett
M H Dobie
Richmond
Peoples' candidate J E Ellerbe visits city
Hon J E Ellerbe, the peoples candidate, is in the city as a guest at the Tourist Hotel.
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Peoples
J. E. Ellerbe
Steamer Remain Schedules Weekend Outing to True Blue
The Steamer Remain will depart the market dock on Saturday at 5 o'clock for True Blue with a back line connection to Pawley's Island. It will return Monday morning leaving True Blue at 7 o'clock.
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Dudley
Market Dock
Pawleys Island
True Blue
Pawley’s Island
Baseball Scores From Southern Association
Charleston defeated Savannah 2 to 0, Macon beat Augusta 4 to 0, Jacksonville routed Columbia 6 to 0 in a set of baseball results.
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Charleston
Savannah
Macon
Augusta
Jacksonville
Columbia
Omer
S. C
WLPC
Sumter
Chester
Rock Hill
Orangeburg
Market figures for cotton and grain products today
The markets show cotton at 114 percent and corn at 93 percent. Meal trades at 1.70, feed oats at 70, while D. S. bellies and butts are noted at 8 percent and 634 units respectively.
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D. S
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Georgia
Messrs
E. W
Harold Kaminski
Camden
H. Kaminski
T. H. Nichols
Myra
Portsmouth, Va
Arthur Butts
C. D. Cook
Cook Livery Stables
Georgetown
Murrel’s Inlet
TheeUnion Mercantile Co
Front Street
United States Senate
Congress
Olin Sawyer, Co. Chm
J. W. Doar, Secy
Sampit
Rebekahs’ Hall
Powers of the Press
Tom
Washington
Ee Sne
Charlotte Steam Laundry
Charlotte
L. Brinkley
Georgetown, S. C
J. B. Steele
F. Rhem, O. B. Skinner
S. J. Flaum
B. W. Cannon
H. W. Fraser
John Bourne
W.H. Andrews
R. Y. Cathou
U. S
BASE
J. W. Wingate
Pollock & Gardner
God Front St
So. Ga
Candy Kitchen
Une
D. L. Bills
FRONT
Carolina Hdw Co
Front & Orange St
Candy Manufactory
Peter Roy
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