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Georgetown Daily Item

Location

Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1909

Page

4

Tragic Fall From Sedgwick Avenue Arch Claims Man

A 50-year-old man leaped from the Sedgwick Avenue arch of the Washington Bridge and died on the roadway below. Peter Ward and James Gallo witnessed the fall, found the body about halfway down the roughly 175 foot drop, and recovered valuables including a watch fob engraved C. D. The body was taken to Fordham morgue.

Sedgwick Avenue Washington Bridge Peter Ward Avanue James Gallo C. D Fordham

Concert Program for Opera Friday Night

The program lists selections by the orchestra and multiple soloists. Marie St. Germain appears in two instrumental solos and appears again in another solo, with Emily Murphy and Ruth Brinkley among the performers. The program includes trombone and vocal items, duets, and various selections labeled as orchestra or sung.

Opera Marie St. Germain Martha Edward Dorn W. W. Taylor, Jr Thomas Fitzgerald

Daily Item subscription pitch and price note

A brief promotion for The Daily Item delivery service highlights afternoon home delivery and a ten cent per week price. The line reflects a classic newspaper marketing message emphasizing convenience and low cost.

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Up to Date Tailor unveils fall woolens for 1909 10

The New Ling Of Woolens for the Fall and Winter Season of 1909 10 presents new colors and styles with no carried over lines. J Schwartz, at 711 Front St Georgetown SC, promises thorough tailoring and special cleaning and pressing services inviting early inspection.

J. Schwartz Front St Georgetown

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F. Read & Company W.d.morcan H. Kaminski J. 1 Hazard Bank OF Georgetown Amv America Canital Chas Curtis Front Street Concord Niagara Delaware Chas. Curtis Queen Street Georgetown, S.C
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