Hanna Threatens Bills in House Shipping Fight Stirs Capitol
Washington reports a livery clash looms as Senators Hanna and Frye threaten no river and harbor bills without a favorable shipping bill. House Republicans vow no adjournment until river and harbor funding passes, while Crumpacker allies and Southern Republicans oppose the move amid party tensions.
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Washington
Senate
House
Ilanna
Frye
Rivers and Harbors
Mr. Alexander
New York
Mrr
Burton
Ohio
Congress
Hanna
Brunswick Well Trouble Spurs Water Shortage
The Brunswick Light and Water Company struggles with a faulty well causing a water shortage. Well borer Fred Baumgartner worked to clean out the well yesterday and will continue today, with hopes the problem will be remedied.
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Brunswick Light and Water Company
Fred Baumgartner
Notes About Town and Local Happenings
A Brunswick crowd plans Charleston visits on President Day and a number have left for New York. The board of trade met at city hall and conducted business while police activity remained quiet. Mayor Emanuel held court sparingly. Riflemen held a drill, improving toward the old standard. Baseball talk stirs, with hopes for a strong local amateur club. Plant System purchase by Atlantic Coast Line sparks talk. officials deny knowledge.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Savannah
Wichita hospital escape trims sheriff murder case
Joan P. Dunn, wanted in Arkansas for murder and bank robbery, escaped from a Wichita hospital after allegedly bribing guards. Authorities blame each other as Mayor McLean seeks Governor Stanley and Attorney General Goddard to review the case with rewards posted up to 1500.
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Kansas
Wichita
Kan
Joan P. Dunn
Clarksville
Ark
Dunn
Clark
McLean
Stanley
Goddard
Arkansas
Topeka
John P. Dunn
Arkanas
Vessels Reported Sailing From Port Amid Active Movement
A busy day at the port as multiple vessels departed for various destinations. Departures included the schooner Wm. K. Park to New York and the steam ship Colorado to New York, with several other survivors sailing to Boston Philadelphia and Las Palmas.
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Inez N. Carver
Hodskin
Boston
Wm. K. Park
Lee
New York
Colorado
Risk
Mellisa A. Willey
Nart
M. V. B. Chase
Peterson
Joven Antonio
Ferrer
Las Palmas
Frances C. Tunnell
Tunnell
Philadelphia
Edith G. Foswell
Kelsey
Santiago
No Second Place for Adams Declines Alaska U S Attorney Post
North Carolina Judge Spencer B. Adams refused the Alaska district U.S. attorneyship offered by the president. Adams, backed by Senator Pritchard, sought the Alaska judgeship and declined a second place after Roosevelt and Washington finalized nominations. The vice president chose another candidate.
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North Carolina
Roosevelt
Washington
Spencer B. Adams
United States
Alaska
Adams
Pritchard
Brunswick to Welcome Electric Street Car System
Promoters plan an electric street car network in Brunswick with four miles of track and a one year deadline. Fash and Treadwell outlined rapid construction plans linking the city to docks mills and other points, with extensions toward London streets and a St Simon ferry. The council gave first reading to the franchise and may vote next meeting awaiting citizen cooperation.
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Brunswick
Messrs
Fash
Treadwell
Taylor's Mill
Oyster Factorrs
Cypress Mills
London
St. Simon
Mul
Hanna says Rathbone bail bond ready at $100000
Washington reports Senator Hanna will see Major Rathbone has the bail bond set at $100,000 for his release pending appeal. Hanna denies clash with the president and vows to study testimony before deciding on Rathbone's guilt.
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Washington
Hanna
Major Rathbone
Ohio
Gen. Wood
General Wood
Rathbone
Ratcliffe Announces Candidacy for County Commissioner
Robert Ratcliffe of Fancy Bluff declares his run for county commissioner. He is a well known young Democrat with supporters across the county who would welcome him as part of the official county leadership.
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Robert Ratcliffe
Fancy Bluff
Ratcliffe
Negotiations to convert Tampa Bay hotel into Jesuit college
In Tampa on April 4 negotiations move to transfer the Henry Plant built hotel and grounds to the Society of Jesus. Mrs Plant offers an interest in the property and a $1,000,000 endowment if Morton Plant consents, aiming to establish a major Jesuit institution in the city. Plant Invest ment officials reportedly oppose the plan.
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Tampa
Fla
Tampa Bay
Henry Planc
Plant
Morton F Plant
Morton Plant
Plant Investment Company
Cotton Spinners In Session In Augusta Meeting of Carolina and Georgia mills
Leaders of Georgia and Carolina cotton manufacturers met at the Commercial club in Augusta on April 4. Hy BE Walker of Monroe mills chaired the session, with T I Hickman as secretary. A committee led by Penennsleds was formed to explore mutual mill insurance terms and report a plan. Georgia members include Turner, Jordan, Phinizy, Lanier, Kincaid, while Carolina members include Smythe, Montgomery, Orr, Barrett. Visiting presidents toured Clearwater bleachery and attended a barbecue hosted by J L Barrett.
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Carolina
Georgia
Augusta
Commercial Club
Hy, Be, Walker
Monroe, Ga
Mills
T. I. Hickman
Graniteville
8. C
W. H. Purcell
Baltimore
Penennsleds
J. D. Turner
Atlanta
W. Canby Jordan
Columbus
Stewart Phinizy
L. Lanier
West Point
W. J. Kincaid
Griffin
KF. A. Smythe
Pel Wer
J. H. Montgomery
Pacolet
W B. Smith Whaley
Columbia
J. L. Orr
Greenville
Thomas Barrett, Jr
Langley Manufacturing Company
Clearwater
Barrett
Father writes of son's arrest under assumed name Wilson
A letter to Brunswick police from Lewis A. Stoddard asks for bond details for his son Fred Stoddard alias Wilson. Wilson, charged with entering residences and stealing valuables, was bound over to city court on a $160 bond and remains jailed awaiting funds.
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Brunswick
Chief Burney
Fred Stoddard
Wilson
Prizes at the State Fair for Georgia counties and individuals
Valdosta hosts a big state fair with top prizes for counties and individuals. Premiums include 1200 for the best county display, 800 for second, 300 for third, 200 for fourth, and 150 to ten more counties. Individuals may win 150 for best farm display, 100 for second, and 50 for second from a one horse farm.
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Valdosta
Georgia
Ihe
Tne
FLOC
Glynn County
Camden County
Tom Godley
Cobb
Bartow
Fined for Shooting Affray in Columbus Street Incident
In Columbus Georgia on April 4 the records court fined James Amos twenty five dollars for shooting within the city and bound him over to the superior court on an assault with intent to murder charge against Robert W Hubbard. William B Talbot was bound over on a similar charge. Will Ames and Charles F Brown had their cases dismissed. all posted bonds.
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Columbus
Recorders’ Court
James Amos
Amos
Superior Court
Robert W. Hubbard
William B. Talbot
Will Ames
Charles F. Brown
Nussbaum Ehrlich Nupitals in Albany
In Albany at the Ehrlich home on Commerce street William Nussbaum and Byrdie Ehrlich were united in marriage at 11 am in a quiet ceremony conducted by Rabbi K A Landau. The couple will reside in Brunswick with a small ceremony and dinner preceding a short trip.
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Byrdie Ehrlich
Albany Daily Herald
Joseph Ehrlich
Commerce Street
Mrr
William Nussbaum
Kamund A. Landau
Brunswick
Nussbaum
Tne
Herald
Globe Lodgings at Central Hotel Ad
The advertiser rents the old Central hotel at the corner of Monk and Newcastle streets to run a first class lodging house with tame heard if desired. Rates will be reasonable and service complete. KE A Silvera.
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Central
Monk and
Newcastle Streets
Tame
Ke, A
Silvera
Senate Committee Slaps Back at Crozier Nomination
The Senate Military Affairs Committee issued an unfavorable report on Captain William Crozier to head the Bureau of Ordnance, citing legal and ethical objections. Other nominations, including Colonel George Gillespie as chief of engineers and Colonel George B. Davis as judge advocate general, received favorable reports. The action signals a conflict between the administration and Republican committee members led by Senator Hawley.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
George L. Gilespie
George B. Davis
William Crozier
Bureau of Ordnance
Crozier
Secretary Root
Congress
Senate Committee of Military Affairs
Alhough
Secretary of War
Senate
Cro“ker
Hoot
Central Hotel Rented and Refurbished by Mr BE Silvera
Mr BE A Silvera rents the Central hotel building, specifically the second story, with all rooms furnished and rented. He has overhauled the premises and arranged to furnish meals to those who desire.
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BE. A. Silvera
Silvera
Sermon For Young Men At First Baptist
At First Baptist church Rev. W M Gilmore preaches a special sermon to young men on The Young Man In Business. It opens a series of sermons for young men. All are invited. Usual services at 11 a m. young peoples meeting 10 15 a m. Sunday school 3 30 p m.
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First Baptist Church
W. M. Gilmore
Young Peoples
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Senator Pritchard
Jekyl Island
Charleston
Board of Trade
Emanuel
Hood
CEPT
Major Rathbon
Mr. Robt. Ratcliffe
Olic Society
Society of Jesus
Lewis A. Stoddard
Albany
Globe Lodgings
Senate Military Committee
President's Own
Central Hotel
E. A. Silvera
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