Opening of Winyah Graded School Impresses Georgetown
Dedication day at Winyah Graded School attracts a large crowd. Speakers praise the new auditorium and education, with remarks from E W Kaminskil, Walter Hazard, O B Martin, and Prof Bypum. The ceremony includes prayers, songs, and reflections on South education.
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Winyah Graded School
E. W. Kaminski
Winyal Gunded
Geo. Johnston
D. D
Goa
Walter Hazard
South
Georgetown
America
O. B. Martin
Education
H L. Olivet
Prof. Bypum
Prof. Frost
Southern Railway announces open party rate across territory
Washington March 31 Special The Southern Railway to compete in the southern territory will inaugurate an open party rate of 2 cents per capita for ten or more travelers on a single ticket.
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Washington
Southern Territory
Southern Railway
Coal Miners Strike Ties Up Multiple States
Indianapolis March 31 Special 250000 or more coal miners from Ohio Mobile Iowa Kansas Arkansas and Texas to lay down tools tonight as contract expires and they refuse to work until wage scale talks resume at a Pittsburgh convention.
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Indianapolis
Ohio
Mobile
Iowa
Kansas
Arkansaw
Texas
Pittsburg
Freed Twice By Screw Driver Secreted in Cake
Special Samuel Clay, escaped from the Kentucky Insane Asylum, is hiding in Cincinnati and claims he was confined by family conspiracy. He recounts escaping twice by a screwdriver hidden in cake and notes past dealings with prominent Wall Street law firms. He says he is sane and seeks wider publication of his story.
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Cincinnati
Samuel Clay
Clay
Kentucky Insane Asylum
Kentucky
Broad Street
New York
Kentucky Asylum
Adcock, 10, Dies After Fainting at Drill in Talaposa
In Talaposa, yesterday afternoon Advanee Adcock aged ten fainted during a special fire drill and died of apoplexy. The brief report notes the incident occurred at the drill and identifies the deceased as Advanee Adcock.
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Talaposa
Advanee Adcock
Five Workmen Buried After Madison Square Gallery Collapse
A building dismantling at Madison Square in New York collapsed this morning, burying five workmen under debris. The incident follows a day of notices and ads from local firms including electric lamp advances and piano sales as the city stores advertise repairs and closeouts.
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New York
Madison Square
Worthless Clearing House Certificates Destroyed by Fire
Fire at Columbia yesterday destroyed 446822 Clearing House Certificates. The Item notes the incident and includes remarks from Mr Thos C Adams, physical culture instructor, praising the paper. The Orangeburg Daily News comments on Adams and his popular class attracting city leaders. The Georgetown Electric Light Co praises a clean light source and prompt service. Eggs offered at 20 cents per dozen.
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Hearst
Chicago
Georgetown
Columbia
Thos. C. Adams
Orangeburg
Discover a Path to Better Health and Fitness
A promotional plea invites readers to join a program teaching self care, breathing techniques, and new methods of physical training based on nature's law. The message promises relief from distress and health improvements beyond drugs.
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Winyah
Graded School
A. A
Front Street
A. Washington
R. I. Police Department
John Dansler
Bettsville
M. W. Booker
Florida
C. P. Foxworth Co
The
Southern Railroad
St. Louis
Kansas City
Georgetown Electric Co
Farrand
Florence Book & Music
C. Foxworth Co
Ladies Union
West End Chapel
Carolina Hardward Co
Electric Theatre
Port Jersey
F. M. Brickman
Georgetown Electric Light Co
D. S
Opera House
Winyah Inn
Thos C. Adams
Thos. Adams
Farrar & Wescott
Front St
Andry
Charlotte
Ec L. Brinkley
Mgr
B.f.jones & Sor
Front and
Orange Streets
Grocery Co
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