Revival Promises Excuses Theme at Old Methodist Church
Local notices highlight an evening Revival at the old Methodist Church led by Rev. J. P. Marion with invitations to attend. The Item office advertises gloves found at Leap Year Ball, plus reports of Gardner B. Penniman and F. E. Johnstone in town.
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Old Methodist Church
J. P. Marion
Friends
Gardner B. Penniman
F. E. Johnstone
South Island
Lyceum
Opera House
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J.P. Thomas
Columbia
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Winyah Indigo Society
South Carolina
B.A. Musmerly
RC. Griggs
Young’s
Bank of
Boston Evening Transcript
Boston
Mass
Cottton Mill
P. H. Goldsmith
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First Church
Salem
New England
Ethis
Birthday Bouquet marks first anniversary of Daily Item
The Daily Item celebrates its first anniversary noting its lively, active presence in the city. Editors and management earn recognition for starting the daily paper and pursuing correct methods, deserving public patronage despite mixed critical views.
Fiddlers Convention Set for May 8 and 9, 1908
Owing to space limits the article is incomplete. The Ye Olde Tyme Fiddlers Convention will be played here Friday and Saturday May 8 and 9 1908.
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Georgetown
Gover
Colums
Free Scholarships for South Carolina Youth Reach Two Programs
The South Carolina Division U V invites applicants for two scholarships opening Sept 1 1908. One year free tuition and 350 to a Teachers College Columbia University candidate who is a Confederate veteran descendant and passes entrance exams. The second covers Winthrop College with board and 104, open to males 16 or older meeting family income and Confederate lineage requirements, endorsed by UDC chapter. Apply by June 15 to Mary B Poppenheim Charleston SC.
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South Carol D. Co
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
New York City
Tineiaiere Bishep
Orew
South Carolina
Teacher'’s College
Alte Confederacy
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Rock With
Winthrop3
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Mary B. Poppenheim
S C. Div
U. Vv. C
Charleston
S.C
Matsushima explosion sinks cruiser at Ma Kang harbor
Admiral Yos himatsui reports a blast in Matsushima steam magazine while at anchor near Ma Kang. The ship sank to the bridge as rescue efforts saved 141 lives, but many cadets and officers were lost, including sons of Baron China and Prince Oyama. Scores and other city results follow in South Atlantic standings.
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Tokio
Yoshimatsui
Matsushima
Makang
Peradores Islands
Hashadite
Itsumushima
Baron China
Foreign Office
Prince Oyama
Haime
Yashinori
Yashiro
Read Co. General Store Builds Through Publicity
F Read & Co drives high sales with bulk purchases and aggressive, reliable service. Their general store fills shelves with staple goods and uses pri viter's ink publicity to boost visibility and profits.
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Privtier’s
Editorial plea ends Clemson letters to editor
A letter to the editor urges publication of no more letters on Clemson issues. The writer defends the committee's course and mocks dissent as coming from hysterical parents and relatives. The piece ends with a self mockery by the author, asking the editor to stop airing such letters.
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Clemson
Pressing Cleaning and Dyeing Shop Seeks Work
Business ad from T.S. Sessions at 119 Scriven St seeks new cleaning and pressing jobs. Up-to-date facilities promise satisfaction and prompt service for customers.
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Scriven St
T.S. Sessions
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F. Read & Co
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Farrelly Bros. Stables
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