Suit Filed Against Trolley Line For 1000000 And Battery
M R Marek a motorman on the City and Suburban Railway was arrested on bond as a suit for 1000000 will be filed against the street car company over an assault on E M Dart business manager of The News by Marsh aboard a car last Thursday. Dart alleges Marsh grabbed him by the neck and struck him several times leaving a wound near the eye. The suit claims company employees must preserve order and protect passengers. Marsh, a short time employed by the company, had previously been a bartender.
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M. R. Marek
City and Suburban Railway Company
E. M. Dart
The
News
Marsh
Dart & Morris
Cravatt& Whitfield
Dart
Moy
Albany
Georgia
Afi
Brantley Elected Vice Chairman of New Commission
From Washington yesterday the report notes Congress created the employers' liability and workman's commission last session. The commission met and elected Genereesman Brantley of Georgia as vice chairman. Mr Brantley was also named to study the commission's legislative reach and its duties. This marks a major congressional panel with Brantley in a key role.
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Aspec AY
Washington
Employers’ Liability and Workman’s Commission
Genereesman Brantley
Georgia
P Brantley
Congress
Brantley
Hiss
Lizards In Stomach Said To Cause Death Of Girl
Cleveland report says Miss Lovie Herman aged 19 died after a spring water drink. Doctors found a six inch live lizard and the head of another in her stomach. She had been ill a year and the reptiles are believed to have grown inside her after she swallowed them as a child near Millsburg.
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Cleveland
Lizzard
Lovie Herman
Millsburg
Packers Not Guilty Plea Entried in Trade Conspiracy Case
Chicago meat packers enter not guilty pleas to indictments charging them individually with conspiracy in restraint of trade. It is expected the trial will start next month or in February.
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Chicago
Voters Urged to Support Glynn County Tax for Schools
Brunswick and Glynn County voters head to polls Tuesday to decide a special tax for the board of education to fund public schools. The measure aims to provide steady funding without raising overall taxes, with two thirds needed to pass. President A W Wood urges strong voter turnout.
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Brunswick and
Glynn
Brunswick
Board of Education
A. W. Wood
Glynn County
Wood
French Aviator Breaks World Air Speed Record
Paris December 10. Capt Bellanger of the French army flew a hundred mile route from Vincennes to Mourmelon in 70 minutes at an average altitude of 4900 feet. He averaged over 86 miles per hour and set a new world speed record.
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Paris
Bellanger
Vincennes
Mourmelon
Rivers and Harbors Bill Debated in Congress
The house opened debate on the rivers and harbors bill with rapid advancement planned. Congress sought a $250,000 appropriation to build a Perry Memorial for Commodore Perry on Lake Erie at Put-in-Bay, while Ways and Means prepares tariff commission bills following the president's message.
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Perry
Lake Erie
Washington
House
Congress
Commodore Perry
Put-ip-Bay
Ways and Means
First Musical Evening at Pastime Theater
Pleasant semi monthly musical program resumes winter season Tuesday night at the Pastime theater featuring local talent. Leah Brown Picture solo, Mrs. W. D. Bailey sing and slumber, Miss Mason sketches from Mrs Wiggs, Miss Butts solo, Mr. Richard Everett short sermon, Martha selections by Mrs. W. D. Bailey, Miss Fe Symons, Mr. Bailey, Mr. Sherman, and a solo finale.
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Leah Browm
W. D. Bailey
Miss Butts
Richard Everett
Martha
Fe Symons
Mr. Bailey
Mr. Sherman
Foreign Citizens Go Home for Christmas
Eleven trans Atlantic steamers sail today carrying about 11 000 steerage passengers bound for Europe to spend Christmas. The weekly steerage out of New York totals about 25 000.
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New York
Europe
Local Militia Await Congress Action On State Guard Bill
The piece outlines expectations that Congress will consider a bill to fund and empower the Georgia National Guard. It notes broad support among Georgia delegates and militia officers, cites push by the National Guard magazine, and discusses civilian opposition to pay. It argues the bill would aid enlistment and reduce burdens on armories while acknowledging costs to cities and participants.
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Congress
Seselon
Washington
Georgia
Guard
Frdocal Eee Company
National Congress
Ty the
National Guard Magazine
National Guard
Sta
Eid
Union
Regular Army
National ‘Board
Tuguds
Debut Ball Tragedy Strikes New Orleans Cotton Broker
Henry G. Straus a prominent New Orleans cotton broker collapsed and died at home while arranging telephoning details for his daughter's debut ball at a local hotel. Flowers planned for the party were repurposed into a wreath on his casket.
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New Orleans
Henry G. Straus
Strous
Canadian mine disaster leaves many dead entombed
A disastrous explosion at the Bellesee mine in Crows Nest Pass Alberta entombed about 45 to 60 miners. By dawn twenty men were recovered, with many more badly mangled and presumed dead. Cold weather and a gathering crowd of wives and children surrounded the mine mouth as rescuers fought to reach the trapped workers.
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Calgary
Alterta
Western Canada
Bellesee
Crows Nest
Pass
Snutt
Bankruptcy sale of Hoffman stores stock and fixtures
Trustee A H Covatt sold the stock and fixtures of two Hoffman stores at Bay and Monk streets and Monik and Grant streets. The Bay and Monk stock brought 32150 and the Monik Grant item 1950 with small accounts selling for 25. J J Lissner bought all stock, appearing to represent the bankrupts who take charge again.
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Hoffman
Bay
Monk Streets
Monik
Grant Streets
A. H. Covatt
Monk
Edales
J. J. Lissner
Zelmenovitz Offers Special Reductions This Week
The advertisement promotes a Christmas stock sale at Zelmenovitz with reductions on all goods including dry goods clothing and millinery. Early shoppers are promised favorable prices and a wide assortment as part of a holiday sale.
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A. Zelmenovitz
Pete
Zelmenovitz
Christmas aid drive by Salvation Army aids city poor
The Salvation Army under Capt and Mrs J B Gossett opens a permanent post at 106 Gloucester Street offering Christmas dinners and empty stocking relief for the needy. Reports of Christmas aid and charity work spread as volunteers plan to feed 200 poor residents on Christmas Day and seek tips on additional cases.
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Salvation Army
J. B. Gossett
Army
Gloucester Street
T ‘Ion
Whetolida
Pretonchiney
Goa
Giant Railroad Strike Feared Nationwide Labor Clash
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers chief Warren S. Stone arrived to present the final ultimatum to railroad heads as negotiations resume next Monday. About 23,000 engineers vote overwhelmingly for a strike if demands are unmet, seeking 15 percent wage increases and better conditions. conductors may join.strike spread feared across the country.
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Citicage, Gees
Western -Railroads
Warren
Stone
Grand
Brotherhood of Locomotive ‘Engineers
Stoke
America
Riot in Belfast as Orange and Nationalists clash
In Belfast on December 10 the political situation spiraled beyond control with rioting between Orangemen and nationalists. A bomb detonated near an Orange hall injuring John Watson and about six police. the hall was wrecked and clashes continued into the next day.
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Belfast
Ireland
Angel
John “Watson
Greece to vote in generals elections tomorrow
In Athens on the eve of a general election Greece prepares to elect a new assembly to replace the dissolved body from last fall amid calm and support for King George. The vote is seen as a mandate for reform poll carried out by the king’s supporters.
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Athens
Dec
Greece
George
Aes
Baby dies from burns in Allentown fire tragedy
Thomas C. Roach, 1 year old, son of Mr and Mrs R L Roach of 98 Curran St Allentown, died today from burns suffered when his clothing caught fire after he crawled near a blazing grate last night. His mother could not extinguish the flames in time to save him.
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Allenta
Dec.c
Thomas C. Roach
R. L. Roach
Curran St
Georgia Rises to Tenth in Nation in Census Stand
The 1910 census shows the United States population at 92,? million with total growth of 16.1 million since 1900. Georgia’s population reaches 2,609,121, up 392,790 over ten years, advancing from ninth to tenth place, overtaking Iowa while Kentucky moves to eleventh.
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Washington
United States
States Territories
District of Columbia
Alaska
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
Congress
Alabama
Colorado
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Jersey
California
Ilinois
Oklahoma
Texas
Pennsylvania
New York
Georgia
Iowa
Kentucky
Brazish Navy Mutinies Amidst Rio Janeiro Turmoil
A Brazish naval battalion mutinied on Comestria Island aided by the scout ship Rio Grande do Dol. City officials met to suppress the outbreak with shore batteries and harbor ships. Cannonade raged from dawn, leaving casualties and unsettled affairs as authorities restored order.
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Rio Janeiro
Comestria Island
Rio Grande Do Dol
Cambria
Gronswicks West Jewelry Sale Offers Deep Discounts
Stendreds of customers take advantage of a bargain sale at Gronswicks West Reliable Jewelry, part of the Great Eastern Jewelry Syndicate. Extras include diamonds watches glassware and silverware marked in plain figures with prices that cannot be beat. Buy now for full value and save before time runs out. Elaine & Company at 1420 Newcastle Street.
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Gronswicks West
Great Eastern Jewelry Syndicate
Iliean & Company
Newcastle Street
Hog market soars at Chicago stock yards
Chicago December 10 hog market jumped with prices opening 30 cents higher as packers moved aggressively. Reportedly pork may reach never before seen figures in local trading at the stock yards.
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Chicago
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Newcablie
Hothselinds
W. R. Tint
Lee Ponte Carp Oy
Fia
van Tolley
Mantle Street
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Kunt
Peas
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Staike
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