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Georgetown Daily Item

Location

Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1909

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Georgetown Stirring Over Du Pont Wood Alcohol Plant

Georgetown moves toward a new industry as Du Pont de Nemours plans a wood alcohol plant near Atlantic Coast Lumber mills. The project will cost about 150000 dollars and start once construction finishes, with Raymond S. Farr of Atlantic Coast Lumber negotiating site details. The move is hailed as boosting the city’s commercial and industrial life.

Daily Item News and Courier Georgetown du Pont E. I. de Nemours Powder Company Atlantic Coast Lumber Corporation Raymond S. Farr Dupont de Namourlle DuPont Powder Company

Desperate duel in Habana between generals ends in injury

Maj. Gen Enrique Loui ience del Castillo, former congressman, battles Wilfredo Fernandez, editor of El Comercio, with cavalry sabres in a private Habana parlor. After minutes of fencing, the general sustains a serious wound in the sword arm, ending the duel. The fight followed a sarcasm in El Comercio and is described as the fiercest in years.

Habana Enrique Louiience del Castillo Wilfredo Fernandez el Commercio

Aged Counterfeiter O Leary Sentenced in Atlanta

James O Leary also known as Jack Mulvey, aged counterfeiter, was ordered to ten years in the Atlanta Federal Prison after pleading guilty to counterfeiting and passing bogus money. Judge McPherson said reform seemed unlikely given his age. The sole witness was a Secret Service operative who identified him from a long ago photo.

Philadelphia James O’ Leary Jack Mulvey United States District Court Government Atlanta McPherson O’ Leary Secret Service

Georgetown City Council Grants Rifle Guards Tax Relief

Georgetown South Carolina council meeting notes grant tax relief to the Georgetown Rifle Guards for their armory on Prince and Screven streets. Board approves several bills and reads ordinances on trolley railway and bond surety, with health officials urging low-lying lot fillings.

Georgetown S. C Prince and Screven Streets Georgetown Rifle Guards H. B. Springs Doyle H. Kaminski & Co Geo. B. Sanders Bresleau, Lachicotte & Co Georgetown Provision Co Georgetown Country Club Harry C. Case Georgetown Railway and Light Co Drs. Ward and Gaillard Board of Health W. A, Black

County Commissioners Meet in Georgetown South Carolina 1909

The Georgetown County Board of Commissioners held its regular semi monthly meeting on September 20 1909 with Supv J B Johnson and Commissioners H T McDonald G E Scott present. A new road from County Line Road to Spring Branch on Gouldine road was approved with a condition it not be cut until the next Chain Gang visit, and David McKinkies Wayside school house project was granted with the same reservation. The Clerk was instructed to notify J C Bailey and J B McDonald. The meeting adjourned.

Georgetown S.C Board of County Commissioners J. B. Johnson H. T. McDonald G. E. Scott County Line Spring Branch Gouldine Road J. C. Bailey Wayside School House David McKinkie J. B McDonald Elizabeth K. Voyle

Moors Routed by Spaniards in Morocco Campaign

Madrid dispatches report Spanish forces attempted operations on September 20 and 21 around Mount Guraga and Beni Shar tribesmen. Government broadcast accounts note success in surrounding the tribes and asserting firm control in the region.

Madrid Morocco Mount Guruga Beni-Shar

Foreclosure Sale Ordered for Steamer Ohio in 1909

In the Court of Common Pleas for Chesterfield County the Bank of Cheraw sues Cheraw and Georgetown Steamboat Co and Walter Hazard administrator. The Steamer Ohio with all fittings is to be sold at public auction at Georgetown Court House on October 6 1909 after fifteen days notice, with proceeds to the bank after costs. Judge R C Watts orders deed to purchaser and filing with the Clerk.

Cheraw and Georgetown Steamboat Company Walter Hazard B. A. Munnerlyn Ohio Georgetown Georgetown County Bank of Cheraw R. T. Caston Chesterfield County R. C. Watts 4Th Circuit

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