Local and Personal items from a North Carolina paper
W R Cooper and Herbert Brockington of Nesmith are in the city. Thaws second trial postponed to January. Eastern Carolina River and Harbor Convention meets tomorrow at 11 in the courthouse. Westbury's Pool Room offers fresh Norfolk oysters by pint or quart. A Hundred Dollar Bill shown at the electrical theatre tonight. Mr Simpkins hires Mr Gross of Zora Shows for best scenes. A home on Front Street for sale by Springs & Stall. At the Opera House tomorrow night The Sweetest Girl in Dixie draws a full house. Parnell Furniture Co. offers bargains on dining chairs and extension tables. Mr S M G Carraway's horse to be raffled Wednesday at Young's Pool Room. Day and Day in sketches at the Opera House tonight. Chicago Evening Post praises Mr Day’s stage craft. Parnell Furniture Co. supplies housewares on liberal terms. Ten shares of Equitable Building and Loan Association for sale via The Daily Item.
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Carolina River and Harbor
Court House
Westbury
Electrical Theatre
Simpkins
Gross
Front Street
Dixie
S. McG. Carraway
Young's
Parnell Furniture Co
Mrs. Day
Opera House
Chicago Evening Post
Day
Tragedy in New York as son shoots father during family quarrel
Peter Lindermeir, 17, defended his mother when his father Frederick opened fire after knocking her down. In a struggle for a revolver, the weapon discharged fatally wounding Frederick. The boy surrendered to authorities.
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New York
Peter Lindermeir
Frederick
Lindermeir
Eastern Carolina River and Harbor Convention in Georgetown
Delegates from the Chamber of Commerce attend a two day meeting in Georgetown to discuss waterway improvements for the Winyah Bay system. Proceedings include elections, resolutions, speeches, a theater outing, harbor excursion, and a banquet at the Tourist Hotel.
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Carolina River and Harbor
Georgetown
Court House
Winyah Bay
Chamber of Commerce
Winyah Bay River
Georgetown Harbor
City Hall
Unclaimed Letters at Georgetown Post Office 1907 List
Unclaimed letters remaining at Georgetown South Carolina Post Office through November 23 1907. Recipients must claim as advertised and pay one cent per letter delivered. Names listed include men and women with several spellings and variants.
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Georgetown
S. C
Bet and Jim United In Odd Northwest Wedding
A famous Irish magistrate in the northwest performs a rustic ceremony for Jim and Bet a mixed race couple. The vows mix humor and blunt wording, with the squire and witnesses noting joy and life’s ups and downs as the couple is proclaimed married.
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Jim
Bet
The Stem Promises Daily Subscriptions for Readers
A note urges readers that subscribing to The Stem will pay for daily happenings. It emphasizes value and ongoing updates for subscribers.
Child hospital danger after kerosene drinking in Greenville
A Greenville child of S. S. Cartee was poisoned by drinking about a pint of kerosene. The child grew faint and dark bluish, with respiration nearly ceased. A physician was summoned, the child kept awake last night, and doctors say recovery is possible.
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Greenville
S. S. Cartee
Stahl Street
Market quotations today itemized for grains and commodities
Cotton middling 104, corn 85, meal 1.80, feed oats 70, D. S. bellies 934, D. S. butts 7, rice whole 4 1 2, flour choice 5.50 to 5.75, pearl grist in sacks 1.70, turpentine firm 453c.
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D. S
Yarmouth Earl to File Divorce suit in England
London reports indicate the Earl of Yarmouth plans to sue for divorce from his wife Alice Thaw sister of Kar ry K. Thaw. Ida Veronica Simonton, long linked to the Thaw trial, confirms the marriage records were rushed to England at barristers’ request.
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Earl of Yarmouth
Alice
Karry K. Thaw
London
Pittsburg
Ida Veronica Simonton
Thaw
Yarmouth
England
Maritime Arrivals and Cargoes Listed for Coastal Steamers
The Alexandria fleet records show multiple arrivals and consignments: Stmr. Frank Sessoms with Sarvis at Bucksville bound for Munnerlyn Co. Stmr. Merchant Turpin carrying Pee Dee cotton to Munnerlyn Co. Scr Eliza Scribner at Wilmington with light cargo to Humier & Springs. Stmr. Santurce Blake from New York lumber via A C Lumber. Stmr. Richmond Chisolm from Baltimore lumber via A C Lumber. Stmr. Mitchell C Dusenbury bound for Waccamaw Line Steamers with mdsc cargo.
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Frank Sessoms
Sarvis
Bucksville
Mdsc
B. A. Munnerlyn & Co
Stmr
Merchant, Turpin
Pee Dee
Cotton
Eliza Scribner
Dod
Wilmington, Light
Humier & Springs
Santurce
Blake
New York
A. C. Lumber Corporation
Richmond
Front Street Restaurant Opens Next to Old Bank
J. E. Altman announces a new first class restaurant on Front Street next to the Old Bank offering meals at all hours and affordable rates to serve the city’s wire trade.
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Front Street
J. E. Altman
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Less. W.R. Cooper
Herbert Brockington
Nesmith
City
Equitable Building and Loan Association
Daily Item
Eastern
W. D. Morgan
Jos. Schenk
E. L. Lloyd
H. W. Fraser
L. G. Walker
W. Hazard
O. Sawyer
R.3. Farr
H.H. Gardner
H. Kaminski
G. A. Doyle
C. L. Ford
H. B. Springs
W. H. Andrews
L. S. Ehrich
R. Whitford
B. A. Munnerlyn
S. M. Ward
B. W Cannon
D. N. Bourne
D. D. Rhein
J. B. Johnson
L . Mouton
W.D. Morgan
Georgetown Chamber of Commerce
Harry Brird
Willie Brunson
Albert Cohen
George Elmore
Willie Giviner
Richard
Rowel Holmes
Teree Hamek
F. C. Harris
L. Kenedy
J. W. Vande
Elijah Lawrence
Stephen Mitchell
George Mastridge
Daniel Myers
Robert Mack
George B. Woodbury
W. L. Westberry
Joe Nesbit
Ben Green
Anette Page
Lige Richardson
Jim McNeil
Miller Johns
Frank Tabar
Lzanowny Poin
Mary
Bet and
Freda Slemon
Srter
Marine News
Ouis Poniatowski
P. O
A-G
le Pressing Club
Charlotte
Prince St
E. J. Marcus & Co
A. H. Lucas
Robt
Shuford
A.H. Lucas & Go. Brokers and Commission Merchants
Armour Packing Co
Georgetown, D. C
S. Rilles & Bro. CO
S.brilles & Bro.Co
Brilles
S.brilles& Bro. Co
S. Brilles & Bro. CO
Front St
Iseman Drug Co
Louis Riff
Bourke
Fralley
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