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Georgetown Daily Item

Location

Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1909

Page

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New Steamboat Bought for Columbia Georgetown Route

The New York Columbia and Georgetown Steamboat Company added a second freight steamer for the Georgetown to Columbia service using the Esther ville Minim canal and Santee and Congaree rivers. Manager J W Smith contracted the vessel in Savannah. details are unavailable as he is away. A leased boat Burroughs operates Georgetown to the Santee Congaree confluence, with draft restricting access to Columbia.

Columbia S.C New York, Columbia and Georgetown Georgetown Estherville-Minim Ship Canal Santee River Savannah J. W. Smith Burroughs

Wright brothers to build airship plant near Springfield Ohio

Orville and Wilbur Wright plan a park for testing airships on 700 acres northwest of Tippecanoe City and will open an aeroplane factory plus a steamship propeller works. The site aims to employ about 300 workers within the year.

Springfield Miami Valley Tippecanoe City Orville Wilbur Wright

Laurens Woman Shot Near Georgetown Is Ruth Crisp

Mrs. Big ham formerly Miss Ruth Crisp daughter of Matthew Crisp of Cross Hill County Cross Hill is noted as the murdered Laurens woman shot Saturday night near Georgetown in a mysterious case.

Laurens

Takes the Wet Goods and the Charleston Beer Bluff

A Charleston tale describes the blind tiger practice of using famous names to obtain liquor as a gentleman finds a barrel of export beer on his porch that he did not order. He opens it to take a dozen buds for icing, then learns the driver delivered it by mistake but the culprit never appears. The piece notes the scheme may end with a new plan to keep the gratuitous beverage.

Charleston

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State Fair Horse Races Offer Record Purses In Columbia

Columbia South Carolina Sept 8 Special the State Fair races promise high class competition as the Palmetto Fair circuit attracts top trotters and pacers from Galax Virginia and other circuits. Four days of racing will feature purses totaling 6500 with free stables and lodging but barred are colored drivers and jockeys.

Columbia S.C Galax Radford Tazewell Roanoke Lynchburg Winston- Salem Greensboro Raleigh Charlotte Augusta R. C. Keenan

Tidal Wave Destroys Soto La Marina Town

Mexican Herald reports Soto La Marina Tamaulipas wiped out by Gulf storm with only church towers visible above sea. Rescue parties report tents on a hill as life dwindles. Sonora steamer left Tampico for the area.

Mexico City Soto la Marina Tamaulipas Mexican Herald Tampico Sonora

Donegan to Die in Chair in Trenton This Week

Richard Donegan condemned for the double murder in South Jersey faces execution by electric chair this week after Governor Fort rejected further clemency. His brother William, a Philadelphia policeman, plans a last appeal to the Governor on the eve of the execution. Donegan, crippled from injuries sustained fleeing the crime, will likely be carried to the chair.

Trenton Fort Richard Donegan South Jersey William Donegan Philadelphia Donegan

Reading tombstones on God's acre of the poor wives

The speaker imagines inscriptions on grave markers of overworked women, noting their quiet virtues as they lie beneath daisies with hands folded. The reflection suggests the toll of labor and a critique of exhausting labor.

God’s Acre

Dismembered Ann Arbor Woman Identified In Michigan Creek Murder

The body of Maybelle Millman, 27, of Ann Arbor, found in Ecorse Creek, shows signs of strangulation and surgery. Detroit and Ann Arbor police, with Martha Henning and Harry Millman, pursue clues as they shift the investigation to the University town.

Detroit Ecorse Creek Maybelle Millman Ann Arbor Mich Miss Millman Martha Henning Millman Miss Henning University Town Harry Millman Gaston Maybelle Henning

Signed with his Teeth in Indiana Marriage Case

Terre Haute Indiana September 6 James H Pickerell without arms refused the license clerk help and wrote the marriage application with the pen clenched in his teeth He joked about keeping his grandmother in Paris Illinois from knowing of his marriage to Nora Hare and planning to visit her in the future Pickerell lost both arms in a railroad crash sixteen years earlier at age ten

Terre Haute Ind James H. Pickerell Nora Hare Pickerell Paris

Tired of Laziness Man Found Dead by Hanging

Louis C Valentine a 60 year old house painter known in the No 191 Waverley Place New York neighborhood was found hanged in his room yesterday after years of illness from lead poisoning He kept over 5000 in bank deposits and left a will to Mrs George M Valentine Reading Michigan and a letter to his sister Mrs Josephine Taylor of 110 West 101st Street New York City

Louis C. ‘Valentine Valentine Waverley Place New York George M. Valentine Reading Mich Josephine Taylor West One Hundred and First Street

Cigarette addiction drives man to lunatic episode in New Jersey

Henry Kendall, 21, from Hackensack, was deemed insane after heavy cigarette use and was taken to Morris Plains Asylum yesterday. He reportedly showed a colored newspaper supplement claiming a passport to hell via a white automobile and required three policemen to restrain him.

Henry Kendall Hackensack N. J Morris Plains Asylum Hell

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