Robbery at Duncan M E Church Following Prayer Meeting
Mrs Emma Richardson and her daughter Lois were robbed at their Prince street home while churchgoers attended a prayer meeting. Police say a gang of local youths, described as negro boys, likely entered twice, stealing groceries, personal items, and Lois's gold watch. Chief Rouse aims to capture the culprits before another night passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Richardson
Miss Lois
Duncan M. E. Church
Prince Street
Mrs. Richardson
Rouse
Storm moves fast across continent with prolonged northeast rain
Washington reports a rapidly moving storm that traveled from the North Pacific to the middle Atlantic coast in sixty hours, bringing snow north of Virginia and high winds from North Carolina to Maine. After reaching the Atlantic coast its slow movement extended precipitation in the middle Atlantic States. Storm warnings remain from Breakwater to Eastport as ships face north to northeast winds and rain or snow toward the Grand Banks.
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Washington
Middle New England
Atlantic States
Virginia
North Carolina
Maine
North Pacific
Middle Atlantic
Atlantic
Middle Atlantic States
Eastport
European
Grand Banks
Illinois farmer unveils cobless corn by T. J. Sconce
The Cobless Corn from Fairview Farm Seed Company of Illinois by T. J. Sconce attracts attention for successful cobless corn. The cob is nearly eliminated, leaving a stalk with kernels. described as having merit and potential superiority over ordinary corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Sconce
Fairview Farm Seed Company
Illinois
Luther Burbank
Clergyman Warns Kissing Could Boost Habit After Dispensaries Close
An Ohio clergyman argues kissing becomes intoxicating and could boom in the state once dispensaries close on August 1, warning readers of a moral impact as alcohol supply ends.
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Ohio
County Commissioners Meet in Georgetown March 1 1909
The Georgetown board of county commissioners held its regular meeting with Supv. J. B. Johnson and Commissioners H. T. McDonald and G. E. Scott present. They discussed aid for R. G. Harrelson and Mrs. Mary Sanderson, approved monthly aid, and arranged help for other applicants. Dockets showed fines and chain gang assignments across several townships, with totals leading to $3,020.17 in approved claims and a 1909 tax and license breakdown.
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Georgetown
Board of County Commissioners
J. B. Johnson
H.T. McDonald
G. E. Scott
R. G. Harrelson
Gibson
Mary Sanderson
Tindal
Mr. Tindal
E. D. Powers
W. J. L. Carter
B. A. Miller
L. J. Powers
Chain Gang
Judge Heenel
J. M. Lachicotte
J. J. Hucks
Elizabeth K. Doyle
Cooper Letter to Carmack Missing in Nashville Trial
The defense rested in the Cooper murder trial as state rebuttal is expected. Key witness James C Bradford described November 9 events and noted a missing Colonel Cooper note to Carmack. McGarn pressed Bradford on strained relations with Carmack and questioned a claimed intent to kill. The court allowed publication of the letter contents.
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Nashville
Cooper
Robin
Senator Carmack
James C Bradford
Colonel Cooper
Robin Cooper
Bradford
Carmack
McGarn
Crushed Between Cars In Logging Yard Tragedy
Mr. Tom Barnhill, a popular Conway fan, was crushed between logging cars Tuesday afternoon while coupling them. He received prompt medical attention, but the full extent of injuries was not known at press time. Friends hope injuries are not serious and he will recover soon.
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Tom Barnhill
Conway
Horry
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C. H. Shaw
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Dunmore
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Georgetown, S. C
Phenix Sunniture
Ladies Shoes
Southern Mercantile Co
Bank of Georgetown
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