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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1909
Page
2
The article denounces the murder of Miss Sigel in New York City by a Chinese assailant and condemns missionary work among Chinese as misdirected. It argues that moral and religious conversion efforts abroad are misguided and should focus on home communities, urging reflection on implications of evangelism.
Report from Columbia on June 28 details Uncle Edmund Gilliam of Cross Keys Union County wearing a veteran badge and Cross of Honor at reunions, alongside two other former servitors Riley McKissick and Albert Stroud. Also noted is the upcoming Southern Association of Commercial Secretaries convention in Atlanta July 7 and 8 with Columbia’s C Wardlaw Moorman attending.
On and after June 25 the Carrie M Dudley will run Georgetown to Hagley trips on Monday Tuesday Friday and Saturday. The boat departs Georgetown at 5 30 P M and Hagley departs at 8 00 A M. P R Smith is the captain.
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