Shortacc WS sharp ty case amendment delayed by judge
In Brunswick Georgia July 1 special the civil suit against former City Treasurer Harvey and Fidelity and Casualty Company of Baltimore centers on a court ordered trust of Harvey’s property. The city claims a $43000 shortage up from the original figure, seeks to hold the bond firm responsible, and asks for time to argue the amendment as Judge Bishop grants a ten day extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Eivil
Harvey
Fidelity and Casualty Company of
Baltimore
Whitfield
Bond Company
Bishop At Hastman
Bishop
Sparks
Hastman
Movement for an experimental station in south Georgia
Waycross chambers of commerce formed four committees about ten days ago to push an experiment station for south Georgia in Waycross. They plan to invite Agriculture Commissioner O B Stevens to address local leaders on plans and funding. Stevens favors the idea but cannot attend this month due to other duties.
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Waycross
Chamber of Commerce
South Georgia
Toomer and Reynolds
O. B. Stevens
Lemuel Johnson
Lavonia Cotton Mill Prepares for New Crop Season
Lavonia mill ready to work the coming crop. A crew from the north is in town testing machinery and electrical systems.
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Lavovie
Lavonia
No Guesswork From a Chronic Disease Specialist
An Atlanta physician declares no guesswork in his approach to chronic illnesses. He claims two decades of exclusive practice, warns against generic treatments, and asserts personalized care with home treatment options. He invites free consultation and requests patients write for symptom guides.
Tug trio and dredge fleet bring coastwise fun to Brunswick
Three immense ocean tugs and dredges tied up at Brunswick as Michee J. Cady charters them to aid dredging near Cardenas. Irish crew caused a carnival scene with cakewalks and brawls at the Half-Acre, spectators and locals watching as the crew argued over a missing man before resuming their tow across the gulf in high spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Tormentor
Kathrina Francesa
Buccaneer
Gulf
Cardenas
Cubs
Michee J. Cady
Brooklyn
Cardenas Harbor
Ami
Shakers Invest in Georgia Lands and Livestock
The Glynn Camden Shakers acquire twenty six thousand acres around Brunswick and White Oak in Camden, with seven hundred cattle and over one thousand sheep plus horses. The Georgia land venture grows the colony and boosts its membership.
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Brunswick
Glynn
Camden
White Oak
Georgia
Monsoon Ow Practice Sail at Brunswick Yacht Event
Brunswick Ga July 11 Special F D M Strachan tested the Monsoon in a practice sail. The Dragoon is due tomorrow for trial races as locals anticipate strong showings. The Monsoon, built locally with a Brunswick owner, is treated with high pride as a hometown craft.
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Brunswick
F. D. M. Strachan
Reed Day case awaits final ruling in Glynn court
In Brunswick Georgia on July 1 a special report notes the Reed Day suit over the estate of the late EH W Reed, died in Mexico, seeks an accounting from administrator Reed. Mrs L B Day alleges property claims and seeks final court action before Judge Bennet closes this term.
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Glynn
Brunswick
Bennet
Reed-Day
EH. W. Reed
Mexico
L. B. Day
Reed
Brunswick Board seeks cigar factory. invites Perez and Lopez
Brunswick Ga July 11 Special. The board of trade hopes to locate a cigar factory in Brunswick and has invited Perez and Lopez of Birmingham to assess the field. Lopez is currently here inspecting advantages and potential benefits for Bruns wickiana in the new enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Brunswick, Ga
Brunswick
Board of Trade
Perez
Endowment Fund Calls for First Installment at UGA
The University of Georgia alumni endowment fund begins, with the treasurer sending drafts for 25 percent of each subscription. Subscriptions total 47,100 dollars. after the first payment the fund holds about 9,000 dollars in solvent bonds. The committee aims to reach 100,000 dollars in five years and will decide later how the money is used.
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Toa
Athens
University of Georgia Alumni Endowment
C. M. Strahan
Society of the Alumni
Athens Wins Regular Fair Aids Local Development
Athens wheat and oat fair proved successful and will become a permanent annual event. A regular fair association is to be organized this fall with plans to hold a yearly Athens fair. Citizens linking race track interests will join with fair organizers to form a strong group. Five Jersey calves prizes awarded to P. W. Rice Jr, W. L. Phillips, J. M. Gunnell, S. Q Heisen, and Mra. M. A. Higginbotham. consolation prize Jersey bull awarded to W. C. Phillins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Hodgson Cotton Company
Temple Degree Conferred by Americus Commandery
A delegation of twenty Masons from Cordele visited Americus to receive the temple degree from the Americus commandery Knights Templar. The conferral extended through the afternoon and into the evening as part of preparations to establish a new commandery in Cordele.
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Amelicus
Americus
Cordele
da- Molay
Knights Templar
Americus Commandery
Coriele
Yemata
He Apgerovs
North Carolina editors elect their officers
North Carolina editors vote to elect their officers. LW Ells Abernethy editor of the Morganton Herald is listed, with editors Josephus Daniels of the News Observer Raleigh and R. B. Beasley of the Monroe Enquirer among others. Col John C Tipton is named editor of The Lincolnton Ledger. Chibald Somerson is connected to Thomasville. Marion St. Leo is editor of The Caucasian Raleigh. C Hoefs, United States Senator, is mentioned.
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John C. Tipton
Linou Ratter
Cleveland Ga
Chibald Sonmson
Rha
Ganizen
Thomasville
Marion ST Leh
Eostor
Raleigh
C. Hoefs
United States
North Carolina Press Association elects leaders at Greensboro
Raleigh reporters note the association elected J. G. Boylin of The Monroe Enquirer as president. C. H. Poe of the Progressive Farmer read an essay on three popular movements and their effect on NC journalism. P. P. Claxton discussed press and popular education, and John T. Britt spoke on educational journalism.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina Press Association
Greensboro
J. G. Boylin
Monroe Enquirer
C. H. Poe
Progressive Farmer
North Carolina
P. P. Claxton
North Carolina Educational Journal
John T. Britt
The
Oxford Ledger
Sidelights on the Lives of North Carolina Editors
Profiles of NC editors including Marion Butler of The Caucasian and Archibald Johnson of Charity and Children, detailing their births, careers, and political involvements. notes on Rufus Reid Clark of The Landmark and Clyde R Hoey of The Cleveland Star with career milestones and editorial philosophies.
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Marion Butler
Billiot
Nyes
Sampson County
University of North Carolina
University Law School
Name
County Farmers’ Alliance
Clinton Caucasian
State Senate
Joint Committee On Railroad Commission
North Carolina
State Farmers’ Fistance
National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Chicago
Grover Cleveland
Coontraittee
Cleveland
People’s Party
Cleveland Democracy
People's Party
Big Paper
Raleigh
Bilorenca Fatson
University
Battle of Guilford
William J. Bryan
State Supreme Court
United States Senate
Matt W. Ransom
Charity and Children
Archibald Johnson
Scotland County
Laurinburg Exchange
Red Springs
Monroe Journal
Wake Forest
Wolee
Beasley
College
Greensboro Telegram
Telegram
South
Landmark
Rufus Reid Clark
Iredell County
Mooresville
Gazette
Marion
N.C
Darlington
J. F. Caldwell
Caldwell
Charlotte Observer
Clark
North Carolina Press Association
Statesville
Clyde R. Hoey
Cleveland Star
Shelby
N. C
Cleveland County
W. T. R. Bela Miliary
Tyne
The
Star
Tate
Hoey
Sis Oeen
North Carolina Editors and Publishers of Note
A compilation profiles several North Carolina newspaper editors and publishers, detailing their careers, marriages, public roles, and contributions to journalism. It highlights Josephus Daniels of The Raleigh News and Observer, William Abernethy of The Morganton Herald, John Clay Tipton of The Lincolnton Journal, and broader notes on their political and civic influence in the South.
Cotton Growers Inter State Association Meet Opens in Macon
The Annual Convention of the Cotton Growers Interstate Association will assemble in Macon tomorrow morning at the Academy of Music. President Harrie Jordan will call the meeting to order as delegates gather from across the region. Prominent planters and citizens who have devoted their lives to cotton will deliver speeches.
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The
Interstate Association
Macon
Cotton Growers’ Interstate Association
Academy of Muale
Harrie Jordan
Chronic Constipation Cure Promoted by Candy Cathartte
An advertisement proclaims a breakthrough in constipation relief. It touts Cascarets Candy Cathartte as a guaranteed cure with genuine tablets stamped C.C.C. and warns against substitutes.
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C.C.C
Washington militia encampment drill at Camp Dyson
Washington Ga July 11 Special The feature today was extended order drill with nine companies participating In the skirmish Teague of Augusta was thrown from his horse and injured Dr Montgomery treated him Colonel Thomason seeks permanent encampment for Washington urging state support Governor Candler to review the regiment Saturday With Miss Corinne Smith sponsor for company F several arrests for intoxication and one desertion Captain Renkle leads company I regimental color sergeant Furber named and Lt Foster relieved by Lt Levy
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Washington, Ga
Camp Dyson
Teague
Augusta
Ingo
Montgomery
Thomason
Washington
Candler
King
Moore
Greenesboro
John J. Hill
Eatonton Company
Hunter Down
Corinne Smith
Georgia
Renkle
Charles W. Furber, Jr
Thomasin
Albert G. Foster
Madison Home Guards
J. W. Levy
Deaths and obituaries from Detroit and New York
Cablegram from General Duffield announces Mrs. H B Brown death in Italy after years of invalidism. Daughter of Samuel Pitts of Detroit. Mrs Ann de Groot dies in Mount Tabor at 89, founder of Boylan home for colored children. Barry Mann theatrical manager of New York city dies in Saratoga of Bright's disease. real name Emanuel Hayman, brother of Al and Alf Hayman, born 1859 in Wheeling West Virginia.
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Italy
Detroit
Mich
H. M. Duffield
H. B. Brown
Federal Supreme Court
Brown
Europe
Samuel Pitts
Ann de Groot
New York
Ann Boylan Tde Groot
Alfred de Groot
Mount Tabor
N. J
Boylan Home For
Jacksonville
Fla
Barry Mann
Saratoga
N. Y
Ha Mann
New York City
Bright
Emanuel Hayman
Alf’ Hayman
Wie
Wheeling
W. Vac
Mrs Sarah G Hall Dead Widow of Judge Samuel Hall
Mrs Sarah G Hall dies at Arcada home after a weeks illness. Widow of the late Georgia Supreme Court Judge Samuel Hall she was mother to Joe Hall Macon T A Hall Montgomery R A and H P Hall Mrs N P W Tift and Miss Hattie Hall. Funeral set for 9 tomorrow morning. Mrs Kep Patterson Arabi Ga dies suddenly this morning.
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Samuel Hall
Albeny
Tulyib
Sarah G. Hal Sish
Arcada
Supreme Bench of
Georgia
Joe Hall
Macon
T. A. Hall
Montgomery
R. A
H. P. Hall
Lavonia Flour Mill Runs My Wheat High And Fast
Lavonia Georgia July 11 Special The Lavonia flouring mill is running on full time as farmers from surrounding areas bring in wheat by wagon load The mill has spurred local wheat production and within years the town may not import flour. Athens accident injures man knee at McDowell building veranda fall July 11 Special John B Jarvis of Athens fell four feet through a rear veranda injuring knee will be laid up weeks. Knoxvilis Georgia July 11 Special Sarah Dixon colored 21 committed death by morphine taking morphine in the morning after arriving from Maton Georgia
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Macon
Board of Public School Education
Walden High School
Kilpatrick
Jere M. Pound
Barnesville
Bidg
D. Z. Abbott
State Normal College
Athens
Lavonia
Jarvis
John 8. Jarvis
McDowell
Knoxvilis
Sarah Dixon
Maton
B. L. Martin
Milwaukee
Macon Lodge of Hills
Grand Lodge
George A. Wilbur
Wall Paper
United States
D . McCoy
Rutland
Bibb County
Sardis Church
Freeman
Carlie Harvey
David A. Reid
Sam Kampers
Lula Durham
Georgia Child Labor Bill Seeks Textile Factory Ban
Labor forces in Macon push a Georgia bill to ban under twelve year olds from textile work with hopes of passage at the upcoming legislature session. A prior measure failed in the house last year but renewed effort aims to curb child labor, with debates over age limits and conditions continuing among lawmakers and factory interests.
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Macon
Georgia
House of Representatives
Friends
Labor Federation
Seaborn Wright
Floyd
Houston
Fulton
Committee On Labor and Labor Statistics
L. I Kilburn
Bibb
House
Wright
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Newton Hathaway
M.D Sukte
Inman Building
226
Broad ‘Ptrest
Atlarts
Geoffee Harre
Oir
Angel War Ags Pye
Hrebive
Iriehmen
Masons
Bia
Democratic Executive Committee
Haitor
Raleigh News and Observer
Josephus Daniels
Washington, D. C
Wilson Advance
Interior Department
Chamber of Commerce of
News and Observer
News and Observer Publishing Company
Addie Worth Bagley
Ensign Worth Bagley
Daniels
Tha News and Observer
Morganton Herald
William Eliza Abernethy
Rutherford College
Georges N. Falk
Lanoir
Abernethy
Lincolnton Journal
John Clay Tipton
Mount Sterling
Tipton
Hon Hammond
South Carolina
8 F Campbell
York County
Teed
Misa Josie Burke
Salisbury
Shhool
Newberry College
Sarsa
Malatia Pisuaee
Tonte
Biba Board OF Education
Cotton Growers! Meeting
Camp
Dyson
Major Teague
Grove
Justice Brown
Sarah G. Hall
Newnan
Paul Penniston
Penniston
Mrvtlebuoaw Guat
Southern Railway
Lithia
Thomas W. Buckler
Paris
Sugde
Buffalo Lithia
Thomas I. Goode
A. W. Archer
Country Board
Chamblee
Atlanta
Peachtree Street
Southern Railroad
Sumer
John A. Realy
Chamblee, Ge
Whitehall
Aan
Lake Shore
Ill Central
Great Lakes
Cumberland
Cumberland Island
South Atlantic Coast
Juniat
Dally Steamer
Eranding
Pias
L. Bunkley
Young’s
Union Depot
Prudential
North
Forsyth Street
Statler’s
Buffalo
N.Y
Eve Diiver
Wihlilew Stave
T. D. Green
Jefferson
Richmond
Tallulah
Ga. Fotel
Potter Run
J . Wyatt
Business Center
Houston Street
Colon
Switzerland OF America
Sapphire
Kimball
Wisit
Ganesbad
Averiga
Tate Spring
East Ten Wessee
Thomas Tombinson
Tenn
Jung
HOTEL
Embire
Grand Central Station
Empire
Fall River
9Th Ave
59Th Street
Wimpird
Aliennhurst Inn
Ocean
Allenhaurst
Lake
Woodlan
America
Bath Hotels
F. Johnson Quinn
Wes
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