Indictments Found in Glynn Superior Court Sessions
Glynn County court proceedings in Brunswick opened with defense objections over bond numbers in Beach embezzlement case. Beach may be indicted by tomorrow’s grand jury while Lane and Madden, ex-bank officials, were exonerated and not pressed. Harvey’s embezzlement case awaits tomorrow.
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Brunswick
Madden
Lane
Merchants and Traders’ Bank
Giran
Jacos Beach
Mudge Seahtook
Beach
Glynn
George W. Oweng
P. Wr. Melkrim
Emile’ Newman
Savanbeh
Spencer B. Atkinson
Atlanta
Moeidrim
Ageist
Ndt
Grand Jury
Meldrim
Toomer
Melding
Seaproc
Bennett
AH. Lane
Tsiony
Cyclone Flattened Sunflower M E Church in Georgia Storm
A cyclone tore through Smithboro Georgia on June 24 destroying the Sunflower M E church during a quarterly conference. The oak toppled the building smashing it to kindling as fires and wind damaged nearby shops barns and gin houses. A gin house crushed a buggy and a mule was killed while several residents escaped injury. A temporary pulpit was set among debris for a visiting elder to preach and funds were raised to rebuild.
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M. E
John Dennis
Jef Smith
Robert Sigeil
George Pope
Julius Merriweather
Atorra
John A. Reid
Evans Griggs
Sunflower Church
Small Difference in Drug Caused Strychnine Death
In Dawson Georgia a man named Calhoun living near Bronwood died from strychnine poisoning believed to be mistaken for morphine. The poison was supplied by Arthur Davidson a drug clerk at HH A Wal Ironwood for morphine. Coroner W J Lewis conducted an inquest and the jury ruled death by strychnine poisoning due to Davidson's careless actions.
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Dawson
Calhoun
Bronwood
Arthur Davidson
Two Georgians Duel. Anderson Shoots Upshaw Dead
Columbus Ga June 24 Special Jake Anderson shot Berry Upshaw with a pistol tonight in Kaufmans bar on upper Broad Street after a bar quarrel. Anderson fired into Upshaws breast, killing him within minutes. he fled into an alley and had not been captured by midnight.
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Columbus
Jake Anderson
Berry Upshaw
Kaufman
Upper Broad Street
Upshaw
Anderson
Gambling House Raided in Augusta Club Suspect Arrested
Augusta officers raided the Perking house at 1015 Broad Street and arrested C. Matthews for running a gambling room. Detectives found a large layout and three poker tables with chips, and several men were taken into custody.
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Augusta
C. M. Ciatthews
Broad Street
Tugs Sail to Aid Mallory Steamer Comal at Sea
In Savannah on June 9 special dispatches report tugs Jacoy Paulsen and W F McCauley and the barge Joseph Southard departed for Jayter Inlet Florida to assist the Mallory line steamer Comal which ran aground a day or two earlier and needs refloating efforts underway.
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Savannah
Jacoy Paulsen
W. F. McCauley
Joseph Southard
Jayter Inlet
Fla
Mallory Line
Brunswick lawyer Tidings of illness in June report
Judge Whitfield of Brunswick Georgia is reported ill in home after ten days of illness. Noted as a leading member of the Brunswick bar, the article records a special brief mention of his condition dated June 24.
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Judge Whitfield
Brunswick
Cotton Crop Will Be Short Advises Planter To Let Grass Grow
Ravenvh Ga June 24 Fan J Pope Brown Hawkinsville says Georgia cotton will not reach 70 percent of an average crop. Excess wet weather damaged fields. some farmers plan to abandon cotton and let grass grow while using hay for packing. Corn may fare better, cotton prospects remain bleak. the observer notes the state has seen very poor cotton.
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Ravenvh
J. Pope Brown
Hawkinsville
Georgia
Mr. Brown
Bank Examiner Attacks Glynn County Chairman in Brunswick
Lane and ex-bank examiner HL Lane violently attacked C. D. Ogg, chairman of Glynn county commissioners, on the Oglethorpe hotel piazza in Brunswick. Ogg fled upstairs as Lane struck face and neck. motive linked to Ogg’s lead role in a bank probe and alleged persecution of Lane.
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Brunswick
A. HL
Lane
C. D. Ogg
Glynn County Commissioners
Ogg
Oglethorpe Hotel
Ose
Merchants’ and Traders’ Bank
H Im End
Oie
South Georgia Seeks Experimental Station
Waycross Ga June 1 Special The board of trade passed resolutions urging creation of a south Georgia experimental station. A committee including Senator Lem Johnson Representative W M Toomer George H Youmans W J Price John W Greer and W W Sharpe was appointed to pursue methods to secure the station for Ware County.
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Waycross
Board of Trade
South Georgi
Lem Johnson
W. M. Toomer
George H. Youmans
W. 3. Price
John W. Greer
W. W. Sharpe
Ware County
Bibb dies after year of illness in Waycross
Fred W. Bibb a prominent Waycross merchant dies after a yearlong illness of pneumonia. He was 35, a Methodist and Knights of Pythias member, son of W L Bibb of Thomasville, and brother of J K and T G Bibb. Funeral at First Methodist Church tomorrow at 9 AM. Sarah E Hatch dies at 75 in Augusta, survived by three grandchildren.
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W. Bibb
Waycross
Fred” W. Bibb
Wis
First Methodist Church
Knights of Pythias
Waycrocs
O'Clork
Sarah E. Hatch
Augusta
Sarah Elizabeth Hatcn
Gran
Henry Hoch
Tennille
Hatch
Mile-Mattie Hatch
Felton Considered for Macon Mayor Amid Quiet Odds
Macon Ga June 24 Special rumors say Judge William H Felton Jr of the Macon superior court may run for mayor next December against incumbent Bridges Smith. Most expect Felton to seek reelection as judge, while Mayor Smith appears poised for a triumphant bid for another term as city progress continues.
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Macon
Judes
William H. Felton, Jr
Macon Superior Court
Iri
Bridges Smith
Felton
Smith
New Teachers Are Elected In Macon Board Meeting
Macon Ga June 4 Special The Macon Board of Public School Education met to elect teachers for the new term beginning next September. Ten vacancies were filled due to resignations and two from increased schools. Several resignations noted and 96 fellows elected including Mattie Lou Hatcher Viola Rus Hortense Steanes Evelene McDowell Susie Jordan Mazie Hale Pearl Edwards Mattie Banks Annabelle Priets. Finance chair Felton reported no debt and a 325 treasury balance. Alexander Tree school board bought two College Street lots for a 15000 school building to be run by the public school board. New superintendent J M Pound introduced. Kilpatrick election postponed.
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Macon
Board of Public School Education
Gouty
Bibbamet
Adie Walker
Tommie Ford
Leila May Susnett
Bell Waite
FB. &. Yates
G. D. King
Danny Goodwin
Mattie Lou Hatcher
Guy Pernumerary
White School
Viola Rus3
Hortense Steanes
Evelene McDowe
Suse I. Jordan
Mazie Hala
Pearl Edwards
Mattie Lou Banks
Annabelle Prielts
Willam H. Felton, Jr
Alexander Iree
College Street
Blount
J. M. Pound
Barnesville
Walden School
Kilpatrick
Wikeon Elka
Albany
Lodge of Elks
Harris Nickel Plate
Central City Park
Harris
Thomas J. Jackson
South Carolina
Charleston
Robert Emmet Club
Beech Haver
Officials for State Fair Named Officials for State Fair Named
Savannah June 24 Special superintendent appointments for the Georgia State Fair to be held in Savannah next fall were announced by J Pope Brown president of the Agricultural Society. The list includes James Barrett general superintendent Dudley Hughes and others across departments from Cattle to Horticulture and Fisheries. Each will be paid 64 per day during the fair.
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Savannah
J. Pope Brown
Agricultural Bactery of Georgia
Savannah Fair Association
James C. Shaw
The
Agricultural Society
Thomasville
Mr. Brown
James Barrett
Richmond County
Department of Agriculture
Dudley M. Hughes
Triggs County
G. W. Holmes
Meilison
Department of Apiary and
B. N. Barrow
Griffin
Roderickx Leonard
Targotton
Department of Manufactures and Textes
J. J. Connor
Cartereville
Department of Machinery
M. RB. Russell
Carrollton
Department of Agricultural Implements
McRee
Veldosta
Department of Merchants
G. S. Rountree
Swainsboro
Department of Education
Burrough
Brunswick
Department of Forestry, Mines and Minerals
B. M. Roberts
Cartersville
Department of Horticulture
R. F. Crittenden
Sheilman
B. H. Saker
Warrenton
Department of
Art
J. J. Clayton
Clementstown
J. B. Melroy
Norcross
J. M. B. Goode
Conyers
Brown
Hach
Lem Wil
Masters Daughter Degree Shown at Macon Masons
Macon Ga June 24 Spectal The Macon lodges celebrated St John s day at Masonic temple with a social gathering of Masons and their families A ladies degree called the Masters Daughter was given free to Master Masons wives widows mothers sisters and married daughters eighteen plus who had not received it Henry Banks of La Grange conferred the degree Refreshments followed and a large attendance of Masons and ladies was reported
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Macon
Masonic Temple
Annd
Henry Banks
la Grange
W. A. Wolthin
Diggers
C. M. Wiley
W. Burkett
R. Cates
W. W. Solomon
Warren Lovett In Court Faces Indictment Demand
Warren B. Lovett of Sandersville a former traveling salesman was arraigned in Macon on charges of fraudulent use of the malls. He waived preliminary hearing and demanded indictment by the grand jury. Bond set at 900 dollars for Augusta term. Claims of shipping goods under false representations and aliases.
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Macon
Warren B. Lovett
Sandersville
United States
Erwin
Big Counsel
Grand
United States Court
Lovett
Augusta
John Gathin
Sun Hill
Sandersvile
Javett
Social event marks dirt breaking for Augusta and Aiken Electric railroad
Augusta Ga June 24 Special The breaking of dirt for the new Augusta and Aiken Electric railroad will be a social feature led by President Jackson His son James A Jackson Jr lifts the first dirt with no gilded spade followed by an elaborate barbecue and speeches Also Brunswick Teachers Convention Brunswick Ga June 34 Special Brunswick Intends to invite the teachers association for a Warm Springs meeting next year Machen Will Arrive Brunswick Ga June 24 Special President Machen of the Brunswick and Birmingham railroad is expected to arrive from New York tomorrow morning No Change at Columbia Machinists Union Knoxville Tenn June 24 Director of the machinists strike on the Southern railway states there is no concern among Columbia S C strikers and riot is blamed on sympathetic outsiders keeping down trouble
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Eco Denver Times
Hoth
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Colorado
Bar Associations
England
United States
Augusta
Augusta and
Brunswick
Teachers’ Association
Warm Springs
Machen
Brunswick and Birmingham Railroad
Machinists’ Union
Knoxville
Tenn
Southern Railway
Columbia
3. C
District Lodge
Columla
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Fast Relief in Wilkesbarre
Edward Dunellen of Wilkesbarre Pa testifies he suffered seven years from itching piles until a 60 cent Pyramid Pile Cure box cured him. The ad claims druggists sell it and offers a free book by mail on piles causes and cure. Pyramid Drug Co Marshal, Mich.
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Edward Dunellen
Wilkesbarre
Pyramid Drag Co
Marshal
Ich
McMillin Grants Pardons And Commutes In Tennessee
Nashville sheriff reports Governor McMillin pardoned James Wood of Wilson County who faced a three year term for assault to murder. He also commuted Jim Green of Monroe County from fifteen years for murder to five years, noting Green has already served over four years and remains in custody.
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McMillin
Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
James Wood
Wison County
Jim Green
Monroe County
Knoxville Meets Georgians Excursion Train Carries Crowd
An excursion train with about 2000 passengers arrived tonight from Atlanta Marietta and other north Georgia points over the Santa Knoxville and Northern railway. Tuesday will be spent in Knoxville and the return will be made Wednesday.
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Tennessee Town
Knoxville
Tenn
Atlanta
Marietta
North Georgia
Peabody Donates 10000 to North Carolina College for Women
George Foster Peabody, New York financier, gives 10000 dollars to the North Carolina State Normal and Industrial College for Women in Greensboro. Dr. Charles D. Melver serves as president of the college.
New Congregation Formed at Merrimack Mills
Huntevite June 24. Presiding Elder Bord ne G. T. March and Superintendent of Merrimack mills organize a new Methodist congregation at Merrimack. The congregation has nearly forty members and plans to build a new church in the near future.
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Huntevite
Ala
Bord
G. T.march
Merrimack Mills
Merrimack
Apo
How They Prevent Strikes and Women Suffrage Debates
St Louis Dispatch outlines a ten year Boston method to prevent strikes in building trades. A joint annual committee settles all demands with binding awards, favoring union men but avoiding violence with nonunion hires. The system relies on mutual respect, self control, and practical compromise. The piece on women suffrage notes cautious support among men, citing Massachusetts where few women expressed views, urging calm advocacy without violent tactics.
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St. Louis
Boston
Joan How
Wiliam Loyd Garrison
Charles Francis Adams
Philadelphia Times
Massachusetts
America
Chicago News Fragments Reflect Ironies and Aphorisms
A collage of aphoristic lines and quirky observations from Chicago, touching on memory, trust, marriage, addiction to conviction, women's rights, independent thinking, and a humorous sign reading ham and cigars smoked and unsmoked. The piece reads as a stream of pointed paragraphs and social jests.
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Chicago News
The
Ark of the Police
Gary
Gilles
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