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Newspaper

Georgetown Daily Item

Location

Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1910

Page

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Sonin Law Shoots Neighbor in John Street Tragedy

Ben M. Picquet shot and killed Charles W. Cooper at No 13 John Street around 1 pm. Cooper, aged about 40 and a quarrelsome moulder, had confronted Picquet over family disputes involving Picquet’s daughter and Cooper’s wife. Picquet surrendered at the station. the shotgun loaded with buckshot and a pistol were recovered, and the coroner took charge of Cooper's body.

Ben M. Picquet Charles W. Cooper Cooper Picquet No. 13 John Street Sergt. Cantwell Station House Roper Hospital C. W. Cooper Lieut. Dunn James Hogan Hiss

Testimony on Brock-Boyd expense padding revealed

Mrs. W. G. Moody a stenographer in the Adjutant General's office testified in Columbia that Col. Brock opened a private drawer and took the original Lieut. Cabaniss expense account for a Washington trip. She said Brock ordered a duplicate $50 claim, though Cabaniss's costs were $30.57, explaining the variation. Moody identified copying the list for Voucher 528.

Columbis Brock-Boyd W. G. Moody Adjutant General Col. W. T. Brock C. H. Cabaniss, Jr United States Army Columbia Washington Col. Brock Lieut. Cabaniss Mrs. Moody Gen. Boyd Lieut Cabsniss

Tourists Register at Tourist Hotel Yesterday

A list of names and home towns shows W P Thompson Spartanburg T A Pegues Charleston M T Griffith Baltimore J T Brinkley New York Sam Norris New York J C Warren Pittsburg Pa H W Sparks Pittsburg Pa W G McCabe Va L R Freeman Va K A Holtzschester Andrews G H Langston Andrews W Gilliard Charleston K M Gillian NC E D Sollenger News & Courier Chas H Derring Norfolk Va Jae Richardson Jr Andrews J D Smith SC Miss Lander Kingstree Miss Cutts Kingstree Miss Miley Kingstree Mrs McCoullough Kingstree J W Cook Kingstree C 8 Steele Columbia Sol Fleischman Atlanta T C Strauss Sumter E L Reeves Columbia A M Hett Savannah W C Elder Columbia Miss Stack Florence Jno Mille and wife New York.

W. P. Thompson Spartanburg T. A. Pegues Charleston M. T. Griffith Baltimore J. T. Brinkley New York Sam Norris J. C. Warren Pittsburg H. W. Sparks W. G. McCabe L. R. Freeman K. A. Holtzschester Andrews G. H. Langston W. Gilliard J. W. Cook Kingstree Steele Columbia Sol Fleischman Atlanta T. C. Strauss Sumter E. L.reeves A. M. Hett Savannah W. C. Elder Miss Stack Florence Jno Mille N. Y

Man Kills Rival in a Family Quarrel

A man who had married the daughter of Picquet threatened his wife and her father yesterday with a pistol in John street. He died today after persisting in the feud, with Picquet, known for his quiet demeanor, believed to have shot in self defense.

Picquet John Street Charleston Post

Collison on Lake Huron Sinks Goodyear. 17 Lost

News from Port Huron Michigan reports 17 lives lost as the steel freight steamer Goodyear sinks in 47 fathoms after a fogbound collision with the James B Wood. The Wood limped to port with survivors and a large hull damage, while rescue efforts continue for other Goodyear crew and passengers.

Port Huron Mich Lake Huron Point Aux Barques Frank H. Goodyear Cleveland James B. Wood Goodyear F. R Heminger Algonoc Gilson Davis Barrett Thomas H. Bassett Marine City Wood William Siemens Sault Ste. Marie Soo

25 Cents Buys Entire Estate of Ex- Boxer in Queens

Public Administrator John T. Robinson of Queens settled the estate of the late "Bill" Portland for 25 cents paid to the City Chamberlain. Portland, once a heavyweight bare knuckle fighter, died at Flushing Hospital. The junk man who bought his trunk, clothing, a large brass ring and a quicksilver-backed glass faced a simple claim process by heirs.

New York John T. Robinson Queens Bill Portland Flushing Hospital Queens County Harry Hill Flushing Bay Robinson

Tiny Catherine M. completes record inland waters voyage

The 35 foot motor launch Catherine M. of Chicago, owned by Ralph M. Pearson, traversed from Chicago to New York via the Mississippi and Gulf of Mexico, logging over 4,800 miles. After a tornado near Cape Romano, mother and son continued by inland waters to New York Bay, planning a June 5 departure to Chicago and a Decoration Day trip to Bridgeport with the Black Rock Yacht Club.

Catherine M Chicago Hudson River Ninety-first New York Gulf of Mexico Ralph M. Pearson Pearson Erie Canal Society of Etchers Mississippi River New Orleans Cape Romano Mr. Pearson Gulf Florida Mother Miam Catherine Miami St. Augustine Indian Halifax Lake Worth Jacksonville Georgetown S. C Cape Fear Beaufort N. C Core Sound Pamlico Albermarle Sounds Norfolk Hampton Roads Chesapeake Bay Delaware Delaware Canal Delaware River Delaware and Raritan Canal New York Bay Bridgeport Black Rock Yacht Club

April Port Arrival Notes on a Stricken Vessel

On April 2 the launch reached this port with the owner, his mother, and one deck hand aboard. The craft was in very bad condition upon entry according to the editor.

Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Health Boost

An early 20th century health ad touts Foley's Kidney Remedy as a solution for irregular kidneys and poor health. It urges use at first sign of trouble to prevent serious illness and emphasizes quick, beneficial effects.

Foley

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SONIN LAW Ben Picquet Chas. W. Cooper Brook Goodyear Surk Jake
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