Israelites Aid Brunswick Sufferers With Generous Donation
The city Jews respond to Brunswick relief appeal with cash and goods. Listings include individual donors and amounts from Ladies Hebrew Ban to M. Myers Co. flour and various food items. Total raised reported at $550 with further funds on the way. Athens praised for charity.
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Everyyone
Brunswick
Ladies Hebrew
Asso
Germania Club
Srvices
Pon'ao
Venten
Michael Brothers
Stern & Co
Wee
Herman Cohen
John Coker
J. Alexander
Bernstein
J. Flatau
P. Funkenstein
Srgr Brkt Cessing
M. Myers & Co
Morris Bros
A. Sel & Co
Morris
Lee Fintau
Raphael
Abe Morris
Geo. Blumenthal
Simon Hirchfeld
Max Joseph
Candidates Announcements Mark Ward Aldermanic Race
Local notes indicate multiple aldermanic candidates emerging across wards. J M Barry and Hodgson with J Y lead in signals from the first and fourth wards while Carithers backs business ties. The race promises to be lively with others weighing runs in upcoming weeks after declarations.
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J. M. Barryns
Timary
Hodgson
J. Y
Alis
Carithers
Otter
Dane
Wedding at Ordinary 8 Office Seals Union of Nelson and Atwell
A Monday wedding united Ed ward Nelson and Emma Atwell at the Ordinary 8 office. Judge Howell Cobb, empowered by city court, performed the ceremony with Judge Herrington and Colonel J. J. Strickland as witnesses. The couple received warm congratulations.
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M. Horsington
Ed 7Ward Nelson
Emma Atwell
Herrington
Howell Cobb
Deppy
Judge Herrington
J. J. Strickland
Cobb
Change of Delivery Improves Morning Mail Service
The G C and N Morning Mail is delivered earlier with carriers taking up mail to catch early trains. Athens receives the G C and N morning mail at 10 30 am instead of 1 pm. Deliveries now occur at 7 00 am 10 30 am and 2 30 pm. Postmaster O Farrell and staff are praised for improved efficiency.
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Athens
Nime
O'Farrell
Controversy Over Savannah Press Canvasser Ahoy Meeting
In Bau swick Georgia September 25 the health board debated a report that a canvasser traded food for virtue. A motion to exclude Edgar Eagan from all meetings passed unanimously while another to admit Savannah Press representatives to meetings was also approved. The board ordered a joint committee to investigate Egan affidavits and present a full history to editors.
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Swick
Savannah Press
Health Board
Mike Eegan
United Press
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Jake Dart
Jacob Dart
Edgar
J.A. Thompson
Eagan
Ed. Cook
D. Watson Winn
Dr. Thompson
D. Watson Inn
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H B. Stuart Martin
Father Hennessey
Thomas W. Lamb
J. A. Thompson
C. G
Moore
Mesers
Lamb
Cook
Thompson
Hugh Burford
Littlefield
Colson
Esgan
Eagan action endorsed by prominent citizens in Brunswick
Reliable Brunswick sources note widespread support for Eagan amid alleged intimidation and whitewashing by health board and relief committee. Critics say Brunswick authorities face public disapproval beyond their locality, reflecting perceived persecution by officials and hostile reporting by Deming. Orange Blossom flax seed poultice advertised by E. S. Lyy.
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Brunswick
Eagan
Health Board
Relief Committee
Deming
Savannah Press
London Lawyer Found Dead in Thames After Romantic Turmoil
Inquest reveals Richard Champion Stevens a young London lawyer with bright prospects, who died by suicide after dissipation and a troubled romance with American actress Helen Kirby. Letters from "Vixen" in Rochester claim she broke their engagement and urged freedom, sealing the tragedy.
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Thames
Richard Champion Stevens
Stevens
Ufe
Helen Kirby
Imre Kiralfy
Venice
Kirby
Buffalo
New Osborn House
Rochester
N. Y
Young Stevens
Vixen
America
Escape Plot Sparks Florida City Furor
An Osceola county plan to release inmate Ed Dansy from Matanna jail triggered a hunt after a deputy sheriff was wounded. J. W. Wideman allegedly aided the escape by guiding Dansy to a wood trial near Reddick. a gunfight ensued as the deputy was shot and Wideman was jailed on hiding a prisoner charge. About 200 men search the woods for the fugitive.
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Jacksonville
Times-Union
Ed Dansy
Matanna County
Dansy
Bennicker
Micanopy
J. W. Widewan
Hodges
Reddick
Dans
Wideman
Danny
Wiseman
Cure for Paralysis Claims from Pain Balm Trial
Frank Cornelius of Purcell Indiana Territory reports inducing Mr Pinson to buy Chamberlain’s Pain Balm for his paralysed wife. After use the face and mouth began to look natural and pain decreased. Balm sold by Joan Crawford & Co. at cents a bottle. Also notes kerosene oil quality concerns in Athens.
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Frank Cornelius
Purcell
Ind
Pinson
Chamberlain
Joan Crawford & Co
Yellow fever fears and political talk in the nation
A crowded list of brief items reports new yellow fever cases in Brunswick and broader public health worries, plus political maneuvering over income tax and currency. It notes notable deaths in Atlanta and Hartwell, a Texas water shortage affecting ranchers, and various criminal and social incidents across states.
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Judgs A. A
Atlanta
Brunswick
Stewart
Nevada
Cleveland
Senate
University enrolls eighty new students as term opens
Chancellor Boggs reports the University in prosperous condition with 169 students registered, 80 of them new. He notes hard times kept many away, yet the outlook remains propitious as the term begins.
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