Local and Personal News and Miscellany
Notes from Georgetown include beef at A A Washington on Front Street and local social chatter. Reports cover a murder case in Albany Georgia after a mule dispute, a Missouri Texas Railroad collision near Muskogee Oklahoma, and a potential end to the Georgetown to Columbia boat line due to patronage.
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Muskogee
Oklahoma
Missouri and Texas Railroad
Georgetown
Columbia
Knife Attack At Front Street Store In Georgetown
A man wearing no clear identification attacked in the doorway of John Keller’s fruit and vegetable shop on Front Street at about 11 am. J H Watson was shoved out of the way after being blocked and the assailant slashed Watson’s left arm with a knife, opening a four inch wound. The assailant fled with bystanders in pursuit. he had not been apprehended by press time. The item also notes The Georgetown Daily Item’s rising popularity and subscriber gains.
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Front Street
John Keller
J. H. Watson
Keller
Mr. Watson
Georgetown Farmers Day May 25 Promises Growth
Georgetown prepares for Farmers Day with experts Spillman Wright and Barrow from the Department of Agriculture to discuss drainage and agriculture. A Salamander Hook and Ladder Company team will compete in the city firemen's tournament on May 27 with members including W H McDonald and F W Arnhalter among others.
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Georgetown County
Ellerbe
Lick
Messrs
Spillman, Wright and Barrow
Department of Agriculture
Georgetown
Salamander Hook and Ladder Company
W. H. McDonald
W. E .Doar
Battman
I. Lewenthal
Wrenchman
Joe Riff
Harold Siau
Charlie Ford
F. W. Arnhalter
Willie Blaskey
Olin Morris
Benj. Jones
Edell Fraser
Ulrich Jones
Hotel Arrivals List at Tourist Hotel Today
Guests registered include J. R. Harrell from Charleston, E. A. Stead of Atlanta, R. J. Hunt from Tennessee, D. L. Besckwell of Charleston, Mrs. Hazel and Niece, W. W. Slaton of Savannah, M. Okealy of Texas, and J. F. Galliger from Boston.
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J. R. Harrell
Charleston
E. A. Stead
Atlanta
R. J. Hunt
Tennessee
D. L. Besckwell
Public safety warned if Thaw is freed says official
Dr. Amos T. Baker acting superintendent of the asylum testified that his observations lead him to believe releasing Thaw would endanger public safety. The statement emphasizes caution and the potential risk to the community if clemency is granted.
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Amos T. Baker
Finnegan tale echoed in Cash Exchange Stop
A Winamac man, known for easy bank access, visits a neighboring town where currency is scarce. There he overhears two Irish men recount Finnegan’s tale, joking about long waits at the gate of St Peter and asking for a cent.
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Finnegan
St. Peter
Inman Exhibits Lady's Gold Watch Stock
H Inman announces a display of seven and fifteen jewel watches from Wal tham Elgin and South Bend brands. The exhibition will run for several days.
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H. Inman
Waltham
Elgin
South Bend
Baseball Scores From Yesterday
Columbia beat Jacksonville 4 to 1. Macon defeated Augusta 2 to 0. Savannah and Charleston finished tied 5 to 5.
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Columbia
Jacksonville
Macon
Augusta
Savannah
Charleston
South Atlantic
Pe Cc
Golden engagement rings by J R Wood & Sons
Standing of The Clubs notes H Inman stocks gold engagement rings made by J R Wood & Sons with a guarantee stamped in each ring. They offer better value than any other make and invite customers to see their assays.
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H. Inman
J. R. Wood & Sons
Experts Say Thaw is Sane in Habeas Corpus
Poughkeepsie N Y May 15 examination of expert witnesses began to show Harry K Thaw is sane and fit to stand trial in a habeas corpus case to release him from Matteawan Asylum Dr George W Jacoby said Thaw was logical with good memory and able to follow an argument Dr Graemen Hammond testified Thaw is not a paranoiac and is sane now Peabody disclosed that Thaw may testify in court lines of evidence were presented by Drs McDonald and Hammond
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Matteawan Asylum
George W. Jacoby
Matteawan
Graemen Hammond
A. Russell Peabody
Jerome
Carlos F. McDonald
Dog Bitten by Hydrophobic Threat Seeks Treatment
Greenville May 15. Mr B H Peace of Peace Printing House received a telegram from the Pasteur Institute reporting the dog that bit his children is hydrophobia confirmed. The nine children have been sent to Atlanta for treatment.
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Greenville
B. H. Peace
The
Peace Printing House
Pasteur Institute Today
Atlanta
Walter H Wells Announces Candidacy for 12th Circuit Solicitor
Walter H Wells declares his bid to succeed himself as Solicitor in the 12th Judicial Circuit Georgetown County and joins the Democratic primary. He cites four years in the Confederate Navy, pledges support for primary nominees, and promises faithful service as in the past.
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Confederate States Navy
3Rd Judicial Circuit
Jno. S. Wilson
Georgetown County
12Th Judicial Circuit
Walter H. Wells
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