Manning Deliberates Clemson Board Seat Decision
Columbia June 24 Special Hon Richard I Manning of Sumter was in the city on business and said he has not adopted the Clemson College life trusteeship. He will announce his decision after mature consideration and may seek the Democratic gubernatorial nomination next summer. Manning noted the Clemson offer is a trust he could serve but he has not decided yet.
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Ter
Manning
Clemson College
Ap Up
Heart
Clemson
Clemson Board
McCaw
State to create board of three to supervise state penal and charitable institutions
Columbia June 24 Special The next legislature will be asked to form a three man board with salaries to devote full time to inspecting and supervising penal and charitable institutions including county jails almshouses the State Hospital for the Insane the penitentiary the Florence reformatory and the Spartanburg Institute for the Deaf Dumb and Blind The push has backing from Chairman Christensen and others who favor models in Virginia and Illinois The board would be composed of capable men dedicated to the work McCaw.
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Columbia
State Hospital For
Reformatory
Florence
Institute For the Deaf, Dumb and Blind
Spartanburg
Christensen
Asylum Investigating Committee
Virginia
Illinois
Rumor of Homicide Supposedly Circulates in Newtown Mills
Reporters checked several city districts for confirmation but found no credible details. The only definite report is that a white man knocked a Black man down after an insult, and the latter was said to be alright at the last word.
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Newtown
Minutes of June 23 1909 City Council Meeting
City Council met at 8 80 o clock pm in Council Chamber with Mayor and Aldermen Doyle Colbert and Andrews present. Signage permits granted for several parties. request for building removal extension noted. Prince and Broad street works ordered. Fire Department hose reel balance funded. health secretary reports pond drainage planned. Shade tree ordinance advances to second reading. Meeting adjourned.
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Council Chamber
Doyle, Colbert and Andrews
H. Young
J. B. Brockington
Singer Sewing Machine Co
A. Washington
J. Schwartz
S. A. Schloss
Council
Front
Orange Streets
Prince Street
Doyle
St James
King Street
Broad Street
Highmarket
Church Street
Levy
Fire Department
Fite
Andrews
Dr. Gaillard
Board Health
Parker
Pyatt
W. A. Black
C. and
Drunkenness and Disorderly Conduct In City Courts
Robt. Martin, from a dry section, was jailed for drunkenness and paid a ten dollar fine. Phebe Rainey, from Church Alley, fought another woman and struck with an empty bottle, receiving 30 days or $25. She could not pay and serves the days.
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Robt. Martin
Phebe Rainey
Slabtown
Church Alley
Col John C Haskell Stricken With Stroke
Col John C Haskell suffered a stroke of apoplexy yesterday morning and is critically ill at his home in Waverley near Columbia. He had a second stroke in recent months making the situation more serious. He is in his 67th year and lost an arm in the Confederate army but remained vigorous.
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John C. Haskell
Waverley
Columbia
Col Haskell
Col. Haskell
Graduation Exercises At State Institute For The Deaf And Blind
In Cedar Springs on June 30 the State Institution for the Deaf and Blind holds its commencement. Governor Ansel and Superintendent Swearingen will attend. This year’s graduating class includes six students. Swearingen is acclaimed as a brilliant alumnus. Mary F. Walker, the institution’s superintendent, recently received a Doctor of Laws degree from the University of South Carolina.
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Columbia
Ansel
Swearingen
State Institution For the Deaf and Blind
Cedar Springs
Mary. F. Walker
University of South Carolina
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Georetown County
H. N. Bourne
Sampit
Phenix Furniture Go
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E Daily
AAG Uclys
Martin Realty Corp
Front Sea
W.T. Martin, Pres
the People’s Bank
Dunmore Contractor
P. O
Georgetown
S.C
Ww. Wingate
Georgetown, S. C
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