South Carolina Press Association trip to New York described
The South Carolina press group of 1500 aboard a Charleston to New York voyage recounts smooth seas to Hatteras and stormy nights with fog and life jackets. They tour Gotham landmarks, view Central Park and iconic buildings, attend a banquet with Taft present, and return aboard Clyde Line steamers, praising the trip.
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South Carolina Press Association
Metropolis
Charleston
New York
Hatteras
Press Association
August Kohn
South Carolina
Woodward
Gay
Gotham
Speiler
Hotel Astor
Produce Exchange
Southern Cotton
New York City
B. F. ‘Taylor
Columbia
S. C
Taft
Rourke Cochran
Dix
Singer
Broadway
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Times
Hudson
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Williamsburg
Queensboro
Soly
Emanuel
Woodward Hotel
Georgetown
Edgefield
J. L. Mimis
Edgefield Advertiser
Huron
North River
Spectator Witnesses Lethal Electric Shock At Ball Grounds
In Columbia on June 28 a man was electrocuted by a live wire as he hung from a pole at the ball grounds. About two thousand spectators watched as rescue attempts failed after the wires were cut and the body lowered. Medical examiners said the victim was beyond help.
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Fifth Avenue
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Georgetown
Central Park
Washington Heights
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Riverside Park
New York Harbor
Hudson
Riverside Drive
New York
Broadway
Cdta
Columbia
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Madison Square Garden Theatre
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