Trolley Line Work Moves as Trees to Stay
Public Works Committee and City officials toured the proposed trolley route with Bruns wick leaders. No trees will be cut, some trimming and slight curve adjustments may occur while grades and track progress toward Union street and Newcastle Street.
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Public Works Committee of Council
Hopkins
City and Suburban Railway Company
National Bank
Brunswick
Public Works Committee
City Engineer High
Union _ street
Cochran Avena
Norwich Street
Newcastle Street
Cochran Avenue
Gloucester
Ketchell and Flynn Matched for a July Bout
Los Angeles reports Stanley Ketchell the world middleweight champion will fight Jim Flynn the fighting fireman in a ten round bout at Naud Junction on July 14.
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Los Angeles
Stanley Setchell
Jim Flynn
Naud Junction
Policeman Killed as Auto overturns on way to Coney Island
New York reports Police Officer Thomas B. Monroe died instantly when an automobile overturned en route to Coney Island. Four other men were injured, one fatally, in the crash.
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New York
Thomas B. Monroe
Coney Island
San Francisco Hit By Major Blaze in Business District
A fire at midnight destroyed a block of eighteen buildings in San Francisco's business district. Property loss is estimated at 150,000 dollars. Fire officials battled the flames through the night as crews from nearby stations aided in containment.
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San Francisco
Brunswick circuit redistricting sparks legislative fight
A bill to redis-trict all judicial districts in Georgia proposes dividing the Brunswick circuit by moving four or five counties to nearby circuits. Supporters, including Brunswick officials and southern senators, argue for equalized districts, while opponents fear overloading other circuits. The house bill, introduced by Rep Crawley, aims to create a new Waycross circuit with five Brunswick counties.
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Brunswick
Senate
Brunswick Crcuit
South Georgia
Brunswick Circuit
Crawley
Clinch County
Brunswick Judicial Circuit
Waycross Judicial Circuit
Women in London Police Court After Parliament Square Probe
In London on June 30,112 women arrested after militant suffragette activities in Parliament Square were brought to police court. The crowd surrounded the court as witnesses attended and charges of assaulting police and wilful damage were leveled against them.
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London
Parliament Square
Asquith
Pittsburg Strike Ends Current Wage Agreement
Pittsburg scene reports the Amalga mated Association ordering all members at the American Steel Tin Plate Co. plants to stop work at midnight as the wage scale expires. The company had announced reopening after July 1.
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Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association
American Steel Tin Plate Co
Officers Have No Confidence In Sin
New York, June 80. The zig-zag trail of the trunk containing the body of Elsie Sigel led to seven Chinese men. None of them has been proven to have helped in the crime but Chung Sin is said to know the crime details and the disposal efforts. Authorities focus on Chung Sin as having nearly every point of the case.
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New York
Elsie Sigel
Chung Sin
Edith May Thompson Woodill
Lyman J. Gage
Back River
Maryland
Woodill
Robert E. Eastman
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
Mississippi seeks injunction against Standard Oil
Jackson Mississippi June 30 Applica tion was filed in the chancery court of Clay county by District Attorney Lamb asking for a perpetual injunction to restrain the Standard Oil company from operating in Mississippi and seeking penalties totaling 11 million dollars for alleged anti trust law violations. The bill cites methods by which the company allegedly stifled competition and under state law the state could recover five thousand one hundred nine dollars per day per violation for up to three years.
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Jackson, Miss
Chancery Court
Clay County
Lamb
Standard Oil Company
Mississippi
Commonwealth
May Mean Racing Law Is Unconstitutional
The New Orleans Supreme Court reversed Boazman’s six month sentence for violating the Locke and racing law, ruling the bill of information was not legally presented. The court did not rule on the legality of Boazman’s operations.
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New Orleans
Supreme Court
Poazman
Jefferson Parish
Boazman
Harvard dominates Thames races to double victory over Yale
Harvard won both races on the Thames at New Haven securing a freshman four oared win by eight feet in 6 minutes 24 seconds and a graduate eight oared win by three quarters of a length in 2 minutes 25 seconds. The upset marked Yale’s year despite commencement crowds.
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New Haven
Conn
Harvard
Thames
Yale
Marva
Waycross Party Praises Glynn County Roads on Pathfinding Trip
A Waycross delegation arrived in Brunswick in two autos on a pathfinding tour to improve Route from Waycross to Jacksonville. Leaders I H McGee J W McGee C W Parker JR W W Sharpe Jr M G Mix A P Perham Jr praised Glynn County roads as among the best in Georgia. They plan to tour St Simon Island before continuing work on a Waycross Brunswick road.
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Brunswick
Waycross
Jacksonville
Kickox
King’s Ferry
I. H. McGee
South Atlantic Car Manufacturing Company
J. W. McGee
Globe Dry Goods Company
C. W. Parker, JR
Bibb
W. W. Sharpe, Jr
M. G. Mix
A. P. Perham, Jr
Waycross Herald
F. H. McGee
McGee
Perham
Ware
Hotel Royal
St. Simon
Mosquito Fight Under Way in Grunewick
Grunewick health officials launch a citywide effort to eliminate mosquitoes after rains create standing water. Sanitary Superintendent John C. Green calls property owners to remove any receptacles that hold water to prevent breeding.
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John C. Green
Taft Warns Republicans If They Fail Promises Opposition
President Taft warned in a Yale alumni speech that if the Republican party do not live up to its promises it should be relegated to her majesty's opposition. He said trouble lies not only with the House of Representatives.
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New Haven
Conn
Taft
Yale
Republican Party
House iv Representatives
Lieutenant mistaken for alleged slayer Leon Ling arrested
New Orleans on June 30 a Nicaraguan army lieutenant colonel Pasos was arrested after being mistaken for Leon Ling the man accused in the Elsie Sigel case The officer will report the matter to the Nicaraguan minister in Washington
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New Orleans
Pasos
Leon Ling
Elsie Sigel
Washin
Italian Cruiser Etruria Snubs U S Windom in Galveston
In Galveston on June 3 the Italian cruiser Etruria ignored the U S revenue cutter Windom’s salute during a six day port visit. The Italian commander refused to hoist the Stars and Stripes and did not visit the Windom, drawing sharp criticism.
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Galveston
Etruria
United States
Windom
Reese Teems With Bills In House Session
Representative Reese introduced several nonlocal measures on Tuesday. The bills cover topics from vehicle regulation for hauling logs to prima facie evidence in deeds, repeal of the 1908 foreign wills act, dentistry practice, and a uniform county books and accounts system with appointed auditors.
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Reese
Wso
Officer Killed by Young Boy in Maryland Incident
Frederick Maryland June 80 A policeman William Orrison of Brunswick was killed last night while escorting Frank Qe hill 15 charged with stealing a ride on a merry go round A blow with the officer s own club by friends of the boy caused his death in the magistrate s office route effort continues to identify all involved.
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Frederick, Md
Frank Qehill
William Orrison
Brunswick
Americus Unit May Camp at St Simons This Summer
The Americus Times-Recorder reports unofficial word that the fourth unassigned battalion of the Georgia national guard might hold a camp late July or August at St Simons Island. Major John Court commands the unit, which would join the Second and Fifth Georgia infantry if the encampment proceeds.
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St. Simon
Americus Times-Recorder
Georgia National Guard
Americus Light Infantry
St. Simon Island
John ©. Court
Georgia
Wall Street Opening Shows Irregular Market Tone
The New York stock market opened with an irregular tone within a generally narrow range. U.S. Steel trading showed weakness while a partial recovery appeared in the industry, with prices easing overall. market conditions remained unsettled as investors weighed recession signals.
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New York
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