License Ordinance Granted First Reading In Brunswick Council
The Brunswick city council placed a license ordinance on its first reading. It updates license taxes for numerous trades and businesses for the 1902 fiscal year, with a fight anticipated to keep liquor licenses at current figures. The measure lists taxes for brokers, barbers, canal, hotel, and other trades, plus penalties for violations.
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Insurgent Orders Issued Near Manila By Military Commander
A Manila area military commander issues severe orders against insurgents labeled as insurgents near the capital. The stance portrays the conflict as a covert confrontation with armed groups identified as guerrilla forces.
Cumberland Property Suit Tied to Carnegie In $2 Million Claim
A New York dispatch reports Robert Stafford heirs plan a suit to seize Cumberland Island off Georgia, valuing the property at $2 million. Andrew Carnegie may be joined as a party. war reconcentration orders and martial law impact the case, with details on ownership, slavery era ties, and heirs’ claims.
Big Naval Battle at Panama Ends With Five Vessels Sunk
Bailey reports from the Norfolk Landmark that a major naval engagement occurred at Panama yesterday resulting in five ships sunk. Miss Lucy Eloise Davenport and Mr. C. M. Bailey of Clinton South Carolina wed at the bride’s cousin’s home on Duke Street with ceremony by Rev W A Barr.
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Mr. C. M. Bailey
Clinton, S. C
Naval battle Near Panama Harborreport on insurgent clash
In Panama harbor a morning naval engagement involved insurgent steamers Padilla Dairen and Gaitan and government ships Lautaro Chicuito and Boyaca with the U S cruiser Philadelphia nearby. Reports say the governor was killed and several vessels were sunk or damaged.
Brunswick council names tax assessor after election decline
Brunswick Georgia January 20 1902 the city council met to elect a tax assessor for one year after W A Hackett declined the office Hon N Emanuel mayor and six aldermen present with three absent they elected J W Collins to serve a one year term adjourned A hot bath can be had as quickly as you want it with an instantaneous water heater.
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J. W. Collins
N. D. Russell
Funeral Sermon Cut Short by Fire at Church
At the United Brethren church near Humboldt, Rev J M Hobbs preached a funeral service when flames burst through the floor under the casket and smoke filled the building. The corpse was rescued from the flames and the funeral proceeded to the cemetery where the preacher finished the ceremony at the grave.
Arranging for the Fair by Jewish Ladies
Jewish Ladies in charge of the fair report steady progress with daily donations including a New York return ticket from H. H. Raymond. Ticket raffled. Elk popularity contest heats up with entries from F. D. Aiken Postmaster Brown G. W. Blanton L. H. Jaym and B. P. Coleman. Purim fall finale planned. committees to be announced.
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Ter Brown
G. W. Blanton
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B. P. Coleman
Baby returned to parents after rectory yard incident
The baby found in the yard of St. Mark's rectory near Brunswick was returned to its parents by Ordinary Dart after all parties were summoned to his office. The mother admitted placing the child there but gave no reason, and the husband demanded custody. In other news Brunswick Sash Door and Blind Co. promotes kiln dried stock and discounted sash and moulding. Southern Produce Co. advertises Sweet Water Jersey butter for trade.
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Recruiting Station Opened At The Olgethorpe
Sergeant George R. Smeeth of Fort Screven Tybee arrived to establish a recruiting station in the city. Lieutenant Peace from the same post will arrive today with details on the men sought. An official announcement is expected tomorrow.
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