Lieutenant Brumby Dead in Washington
Lieutenant Thomas M Brumby Dewey s flag lieutenant at Manila Bay died in Washington after a three week illness from blood poisoning linked to a glandular swelling. He was 44 and unmarried. funeral in Atlanta. Brumby had served with Dewey since 1892 and was presented a sword by the Georgia legislature.
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Washington
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Dewey
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Hayward
Marietta
Brumby
Georgia
Navy Department
Eenate
Department
Philippines
Asiatic
United States
Adm Dewey
Admiral Dewey
Narrow Escape Prompts Gratitude From Groton Woman
Mrs Ann RB Hart of Groton writes in grateful terms after a grave illness. She describes a bad cold turning to consumption, four doctors giving up, then her faith and a trial of King’s New Discovery. She credits cure to the remedy used with 15 day trial offers and regular bottles priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
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Mra. Ann RB. Hart
Groton
Marooners Plan Floridian Hunting Trip
Cla McElroy Charles Hudson and Robert Sullivan will depart soon for a south Florida hunting expedition. They will drive via a covered wagon to Tampa then spend several weeks on the lower peninsula seeking birds bears alligators or any game. The note also promotes loans through G R Ellis at the postoffice building Sim.
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Cla McElroy
Charles Hudson
Robert Sullivan
South
Florida
Tampa
Lower Peninsula
Americus Stores Chronicle Holiday Trade Boom
Merchants in Americus report exceptional holiday sales with crowds daily and shoppers from nearby towns. Store stocks are large and appealing, with advertising credited for drawing customers. Local merchants expect strong post holiday business and compare favorably with larger cities.
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Times-Recorder
Macon
Atlanta
Savannah
Death of Wa Hunter Chief Engineer of Central of Georgia
Telegrams report the death of Wa Hunter chief engineer of the Central of Georgia Railway at his Savannah home after a brief pneumonia illness. A longtime rail leader, he supervised statewide work and recently oversaw Americus passenger depot construction. He is father of Charles Hunter, once a resident of Americus.
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Central of Georgia Railway
Savanagh
Hunter
Central System
Americus
Charles Hunter
Lewis of Georgia 18 Named to Banking and Currency Panels
Washington December 18 In the appointment of the House committees today Hon E B Lewis of Georgia was named to the banking and a currency committee a key post The young Georgia member is congratulated on his advancement The currency bill passed the House today by forty votes with eleven Eastern Democrats voting for it Congress will adjourn on Wednesday for the Christmas holidays Most Georgia delegation members will depart Tuesday night or Wednesday
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Washington
House
E. B. Lewis
Georgia
Congress
That Throbbing Headache Drug Ad Card
Historical ad copy touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a cure for Sick and Nervous Headaches. It claims the pills purify blood and strengthen nerves, urging easy use and a price of 25 cents. Sold by B J Eldridge druggist.
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Dr. King
B. J Eldridge
Marriage Surprise Ties Col Marcellus Troutman and Miss Agnes Aycock
Americus friends note the recent Rome wedding of Col. Marcellus Troutman and Miss Agnes Aycock, long residents who plan to live in Rome and later return to Americus for visits and home life in the Hill City. Ely's Liquid Cream Balm advertises nasal spray use with a 7 cent price, claiming quick absorption and no drying of secretions, via Ely Brothers at 66 Warren Street.
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Col
Marcellus Troutman
Agnes Aycock
Rome
Miss Aycock
Col. Troutman
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
Christmas Palms and Orange Trees Exhibition
Western Union manager George Stanfield has received a fine display of Christmas palms and miniature fruiting orange trees by express. The plants are shown at the offices for sale to the public.
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George Stanfield
Western Union Telegraph Company
Express
Offles
Light Infantry Transfer Sparks Petition to Stay in Second Regiment
The Americas Light Infantry faces transfer from the Second to the Fourth Georgia Regiment, provoking discontent as soldiers favor remaining with the Second and its popular commander Colonel Wiley. A petition to Governor Candler seeks to keep the unit in the Second, while Capt. Welborn Clarke awaits commission after two days before the examining board in Macon.
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Capt. Clarke
Macon
Americas Light Infantry
Light Infantry
Wiley
Candler
Ritention
Second Georgia
Albany Guards
Dawson Guards
Welborn F. Clarke
Clarke
Z. 8. Childers
Batesville Compress Converts to Modern Ginnery
Batesville Compress Company in Arkansas votes to convert its cotton plant into a first-class ginnery. It will install two American Cotton Company Roundlep Bale presses and be ready to operate at the start of the upcoming cotton season.
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Batesville Compress Company
Batesville, Arks
American Cotton Company
Sumter County Dog Law Opens Bloodshed Threat
Sumter county grand jury supports a new dog law taxing each dog at one dollar and urges adoption. If approved, county constables will begin enforcing the law, effectively targeting owners and forcing confiscations or actions against canines deemed dangerous.
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Sumter
Sumter County
Old Rock
Ranger
Suamter
Grand Jury
EWART APPOINTED JUDGE AND Nominations Reported
In ters for the South and Navy figures, the president sent nominations to the senate. Horace Speed named United States attorney for Oklahoma territory and G Ewart as district judge for the western district of North Navy. Captain George W Melville to be engineer in chief with rear rank. J B Peaceies and O Edwards mentioned as masters. General Brooke plans trip and banquet discussions hint at Chaffee succession amid Cabana chatter.
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O. Edwards
Prattaville
Ala
Send name and address to German Kali Works
Record instructs sending a name and address to German Kali Works located at 93 Nassau Street in New York City.
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Kali Works
Nassau St
New York
Currency Bill Passes House by Narrow Margin
The currency bill cleared the House by 190 to 180 with several Democratic supporters voting in favor including Clayton Denny Driggs Fitzgerald Ruppert Scudder Thayer and Wilson. The vote occurred as part of a special order with no motions to recommit. The bill heads to the Senate for consideration this week.
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Clayton
Denny
Driggs
Fitzgerald
Ruppert
Scudder
Thayer
Wilson
Amswer
Wage
Wasamatox
Dill
New York
Maryland
Fitsgerald
Massachusetts
Peat Lorman
Pisork Bt
Io Ia
Senate
Committee On Finance
Henderson
Rosgyie
ID Walker
Gathanjuar
Mis the Last Year in the Century 1197 At is of not
The fragment provides no clear event, place, or names. It reads as a garbled note mentioning December, offering no confirmable facts or context for a standard news item or public notice.
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