28 Oct 1911
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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1911
Page
1
Grand jury hearings in the murder of Miss Avis Linnell proceed with 14 witness names present. Statements link Rev Clarence V. T. Richeson to the October 14 death amid alleged dining ties and book evidence from Cambridge.
The Cincinnati Times-Star lauds Ransford D. Bucknam, a New York figure and now a rear admiral in the Turkish navy. Known for fearlessness and leadership, Bucknam recalls a late night New York incident where he confronted a robber by presenting his card and walking on.
A playful exchange between a father and his son about maternal affection surfaces in a short, old-timey vignette. The piece blends humor with moral sentiment as readers are reminded of family ties and the era's social norms.
A state secretary grants a charter to the Charleston Fair and Racing Association to operate in Wests Charleston County with capital stock of 250000 dollars, including 100000 preferred and 150000 common. Petitioners are F J Pons and John Marshall of Charleston. The business includes buying and holding property and conducting automobile, horse, hippodrome, and airplane races among other ventures to divert and amuse and generate value.
Raul L. Bonanno, Duke of Misilmeri and heir to Italian titles, visits Atlanta. He rejects fame or heiress hunting, while reporters struggle to verify his dukedom as locals debate Atlanta women's attire compared to New York and Paris.
Banquet blend teas and coffees from Chase and Sanborn appear in a listing tied to C. P. Foxworth Co. The notice highlights product availability and retailer association in the period catalog.
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