01 Feb 1902
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Newspaper
Brunswick News
Location
Brunswick, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1902
Page
1
Butler Pennsylvania January 31 The Mount Chestnut post master reports a sheriff posse cornered the Biddles and a fierce battle followed. John Biddie died instantly Edward Biddie died from wounds Mrs Soffee shot herself to avoid capture and died Deputy Watson was injured but to recover Bodies to be taken to Pittsburg tomorrow
Rev Clement G Bradley of St Jude's church will be ordained to the priesthood at St Mark's Sunday 11 o'clock in a large ceremony. Bishop Kinloch Nelson will conduct the examination and ordination with other clergy present. Music by St Mark's choir and the event draws a large Brunswick congregation.
A large audience was expected for Denham Thompson in The Old Homestead tonight. The sole company on tour features Thompson as Joshua Whitcombe with an experienced cast and McDuffie’s orchestra providing the musical finish.
The Lutheran congregation held morning and evening services at the Riflemen's armory last Sunday. Attendees expressed pleasure and were impressed by the sermons. The city’s Lutherans extend their thanks to the Riflemen for use of the hall and support.
Jose Wade and B H Dalton were hanged for the murder of James B Morrow in Portland. Wade declared he was unhappy before the execution. Dalton, a Georgia-born man, faced the noose for the crime. Fire consumed Jeff Perrys stable on E street lane last night total loss with two horses and carriage.
A gas range on display at the Gas Co store in Newcastle Street ran a guessing contest ending February 1. Mrs. R. E. Guy guessed 4300 peas, closest to the actual 4294, with committee members Mrs. John R. Cook Mrs. M. Elkan and Miss Hattie Bingham tallying. The display room will close soon and stock moves to the company office for business.
The Purim ball on February 11 will close the fair and is expected to be the most interesting event of the day. Many costumes have already been prepared and the evening promises a glorious affair. The concert is also noted as interesting and details about helpers will be published later.
Uniformed Brunswick Riflemen may attend the Jewish fair in a body. The ladies who host the event invite the riflemen, and it is likely the invitation will be accepted. A prize drill by the company would be a good idea.
The city council met nightly in a lengthy session but will pause for two weeks. Officials shared plans and ordinances during the recent meetings, while two members abstained from voting on key matters.
A Norfolk fire ravages the Atlantic hotel and Columbia building after more than 1000 gallons of whisky in the latter explode tearing out the front wall. The blaze, one of the city’s worst, destroys several blocks with insurance covering losses. rescue efforts save guests as 300 sleep unaware.
Governor Taft testified before the Senate committee yesterday morning. Lent begins Monday February 12 and extends for 40 days with abstention from public entertainments. Ember days February 12 14 and 16 mark holy obligations in Catholic practice. Easter falls March 30 ending the penitential season and resumption of former pleasures follows.
In The Old Homestead Grace Church scene inspired praise and a real organ became a major expenditure. Producer Thompson secured multiple organs, shipping and installing ventures in Boston and Academy venues. He asserts a $25,000 investment to ensure a first class, travel resistant organ for the road tour.
Washington January 31 A Senate Philippines investigating committee opened its hearings with Civil Governor W H Taft as the first witness. Taft described 34 civil provinces and the Moros' generally friendly stance, outlining provincial governance structures and the practice of appointing American officials where local factions are strong. He noted aims to have natives in governor roles where possible and that appointments are temporary with elections planned next month.
A lengthy roster lists pupils across grades from 1st to 4th in high standing and deportment. Names span multiple elementary divisions including Grammar and Primary schools with many students such as Irene Baumgartner Fannie Mason Mary Spears Katie Franklin Lena Coleman and Julia Mance among others.
Macon News reports renewed effort to render the Ocmulgee River navigable year round from Macon to Hawkinsville. Local and distant men push plans to place steamboats on the river, with activity and belief of success continuing.
Bishop Henry C. Potter of New York to preach at St. Mark's Episcopal Church on Sunday February 7. Potter, regarded as one of the world’s great ministers, is expected to draw a large crowd at Jekyl.
Harry F. Dunwoody yesterday purchased the building occupied by W. J. Butts, druggist, and also the adjoining property used by Brobston Fendig & Co. The deal secures the retail site and the neighboring premises for future development.
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