Albrecht disappearance ends in Georgia tragedy
Richard Albrecht and his son Joseph, once missing from New Brunswick New Jersey, are found dead near Everett City Georgia. Reports indicate drowning possibly linked to a walk over a trestle, with conflicting details about a possible accidental death or self harm. Albrecht left home amid business troubles and planned to seek work in the south.
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Richard Albrecht
New Brunswick
N. J
Everett City
Brunswick
Jitte Creek
Frett
Georgia
Joseph
Fiat Albrecht
Windsor Hotel
George Lammertz
Materson
Mr Lammertz
Naser Aotel
Albrecht
New York
Newark
Peter Wyckoff
Kenton
Baltimore
Albert Broth
Black Street
Jacksonville
Joe
South
Juenings
J. D. Rooner
Everett
Louis J. Leavy
Leavy
Savannah
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Turn Verein
Prudential
Metropolitan
Equitable Benefit Association
Camden
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Banker Convicted in Cordele Detention Case
Lee B. Jones, once head of the Naval Stores and Lumbermen's Bank of Cordele, found guilty in Dooly County Superior Court of misusing 45000 of bank funds. Jury recommended mercy. judge fined 1000 dollars and costs, with twelve months on the chain gang if unpaid. No immediate appeal indicated.
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Macon
Lee B. Jones
Atlanta
Dooly County
Naval Stores and Lumbermen’s Bank of
Cordele
Jones
Evans
British Steamer Tolroona Sinks After Foggy Collision
The British steamer Tolroona, Captain Renton, bound for London, sank after a collision March 27 with the Bernard Hall off Fasinet, 175 miles west. Twenty eight crew escaped to Bernard Hall as Tolroona’s bow tore through Holyrood’s hull and the ship submerges twenty minutes later.
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London
Renton
Leyland Line
Bernard Hall
Chentine
Liverpool
Barbados
Triniadad
Galveston
Tex
Queenstown
Fasinet
Cassentine
Holyrood
Holyrood Steamship Company, Limited
Glasgow
Romsdal
Philadelphia
Edna Earl
Delaware Bay
Leedy Island
Delaware
Wassam Smith
Dennisford
Smith
Patrick Nolan
Baltimore
New York
Kanast
Hirsch
Kole
Nolan
Ford
Forty immigrants arrive as local events converge
Immigrants arrive yesterday while notices detail upcoming entertainment at the opera house for the library benefit. Sheriff and police sale announcements, a Glynn county primary date, and city franchise actions occupy civic attention. Post office box rents prompt reminders as Peck's Bad Boy entertains a sizable local audience.
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Peck
Opera House
Dispensary Question Stalls Ahead of Washington Primary
Washington Georgia March 31 The dispensary issue has cooled with no opposition planned to antidispensary nominees for the legislature. Antis are expected to carry the county, making formal opposition candidates seem unnecessary. Tank folks anticipate fights over party placement and deny anti candidates should run as Democrats.
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Washington, Ga
Campion
Peope
Antia
Fooling Captain Anderson at the Hessie Wharf
Early morning excitement at the wharf when the steamer Hessie seemed to sink after a valve was left open. Captain Anderson discovered three sleeping strangers Joan Noble Shed Ross and York Hazard jailed as authorities investigated an apparent prank.
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Hessie
Anderson
Joan Noble
Shed Ross
York Hazard
Filipino Rebel Leader Offers Surrender with Rifles
Manila March 31 Rufind who spent $30,000 to incite rebellion in Misamis Mindanao now says he is tired of rebellion and offers to surrender with seventy five rifles to the native constabulary General Chaffee plans a tour of Samar April 10 and will witness the April 15 surrender of insurgent Guevarra after which American garrisons in Samar will be reduced Ten new cholera cases and four deaths have occurred in the last three days.
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Misamis
Mindanao
Chaffee
Manila
Samar
Guevarra
Meats Take a Big Jump in Brunswick and Nation
Fresh meat prices rose sharply yesterday in Brunswick and across the country. Western meats now sell 15 to 25 cents per pound, up from 10 to 20 cents, with no sign of a fall yet. Butcher shops report a broad rise in all meat lines and no relief in sight.
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Brunswick
Beautifying the Grounds at Local Brick School
The grounds in front of the brick school have been artistically laid with shell walks and flower beds. Stella Torras and Walter Snell designed one yard chosen by a student competition. A. V. Wood funded the project, supporting education and student pride in upkeep.
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Terest
Stella Torras
Walter Snell
Case Nearing End In Estate Suit Against Mrs Johnson
Auditor Meader will file his report by April 10 in the estate dispute involving E. W. Putnam and others against Mrs. Owen Johnson formerly Mrs. A. L. Putnam. The case, argued last week, has drawn much attention and will rest with the superior court after the report.
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E. W. Putnam
Amrrs
Owen Johnson
Superior Court
Meader
K. W. Putnam
Ate A.L. Putnam
A. T. Putnam
Forty Russian German Immigrants Arrive for Farm Work
The Brunswick shipment includes about 70 German colonists from the Saratov region of Russia. They travel to Georgia to work on farms, with several detained by inspectors initially. They bring long cloaks, a sign of prosperity, and belong to a population of about 2,000,000 in Saratov Province.
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Brunswick
Russia
Boston
Fresno
Cal
New York State
Hudson
Saratov
Ohe
Volga
Catherine
Germany
Nothing Can Take Its Place
You can not assure yourself or your house against loss. Life assurance costs protect your wife and family from the risk of your death. Assure your life and your family gains security immediately, a position earned only after years of labor and saving. The Equitable is presented as the best choice among many good companies.
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Equitable
Justice Conolly Sittings Open for Regular Monthly Court
Justice Conolly convened his regular monthly court session yesterday morning and disposed of several cases. The session is expected to last through the week as judges and clerks handle a backlog of matters.
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Justice Conolly
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Michael P.P. Howlett
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Democratic
Glynn County
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O'Farrell
Hobart C. Pash
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Fooled Capain Anderson
Rufind
A. V. Wood
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