Brunswick to establish freight bureau for shippers
Brunswick plans a freight bureau to protect local shippers and handle rates and complaints. Secretary Ogg and others pushed the plan, following examples in many Georgia cities. A preliminary meeting is expected soon to form the Brunswick bureau with P. M. Hudson of Atlanta advising on its benefits.
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Brunswick
Ogg
Brunswick ‘Board of Trade
Georgia
P. M. Hudson
Atlanta
Burrau
Hudson
Senator Daniels Dies and Funeral Planned for Lynchburg
Lynczburg Virginia June 30 funeral of Senator John W Daniel set for 5 p m at St Paul s Episcopal Church with simple rites The family rejects a state funeral and public viewing Bishop Tusker will lead service Assisted by Rev Joseph B Dunn and Dr Robert H Fleming Senators Sherman appoints upper chamber delegates to attend the funeral including Martin Raynor Smith Simmons Dupont Oliver Warren Kean Bacon Elkins Wetmore and Money The Virginia delegation in the House will also attend
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Lynczburg
John W. Daniel
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Richmond
Mann
Daniel
Tusker
Episcopal Diocese
Southern
Virginia
Joseph B. Dunn
Robert H. Fleming
Washington
Sherman
Congress
Lynchburg
Messrs
Martin
Raynor
Smith
Maryland
Simmons
Dupont
Oliver
Warren
Kean
Bacon
Elkins
Wetmore
Money
Fouse
Georgia Coast and Piedmont railroad plans Brunswick extension
The News reports the Georgia Coast and Piedmont railroad directors are pursuing an extension to Brunswick with continued steady work. A navy department re hearing is being sought and no extension progress can occur until a definite decision is made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Coast and Piedmont Railroad
Brunswick
Navy Department
Advance in Sugar Prices
New York June 30 refined sugar prices rose 10 cents per hundred pounds across all grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grand jury probes state laws amid broad indictments
The grand jury is conducting a wide ranging investigation this week. Many true bills are expected and several arrests by Sheriff Berrie and deputies are anticipated. Prohibition violations receive top scrutiny with other offenses also under review as witnesses testified and sessions continued.
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Superior Court
Berrie
St. Simon
Brick Testing Machine Used On Newcastle Street Paving
The city uses a rattler tester on every brick removed from the car for the Newcastle Street paving project between Gloucester and G streets. Bricks failing to meet contract quality are discarded, with only a small percentage rejected, and work rapidly progresses toward completing one street side within a month to six weeks.
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Newcastle Street
Gloucester
G Streets
Georgia Engineering Company
Augusta
Bennett TQ BUR enters Georgia attorney general race
The Benton boom for Col. John W. Bennett of Waycross spreads across South Georgia as supporters expect his entry into the attorney general race. Hewlett Hall may seek the post to fill the Hart term, while Bennett is seen as strong throughout the state and would likely carry Brunswick County.
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John W. Bennett
Waycross
South Georgia
Brunswick
Hewlett Hall
Hart
Col. Bennett
Bennett
Court Recessed After Guilty Verdict In One Prohibition Case
In Glynn Superior Court proceedings, a Telfair defendant charged with violating prohibition was found not guilty. The day ended with the State v Tom Hendricks, charged with assault with intent to murder, still on trial when court recessed.
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Glynn
Telfair
Tom Hendricks
Taft and Roosevelt Hold Notable Meeting at Burgess Point
President Taft and former President Roosevelt met at the Beverly summer camp on Burgess Point this afternoon. The encounter, viewed as a major political conference, marked their first meeting since Roosevelt’s inauguration day on March 4, 1909.
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
Roosevelt
Burgess Point
Cotton Market Mixed On Dull Yet Strong Tone
The New York cotton market opened dull but firm around yesterday’s top levels. July rose about 80 points on short covering while overall demand stayed narrow. Government prospects loom for report tomorrow. spot sales reached 12,000 bales with a 30 point advance.
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New York
Texas
Oklahoma
Benefit Game For Powers Widow Draws AL Stars
In Philadelphia on June 30 a benefit baseball game will be played for the widow of Mike Powers with many American League stars taking part. Proceeds go to the family as fans anticipate an exciting exhibition by top players from the league.
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Philadelphia
Mike” Powers
Chickamauga Park
Brunswick
Atlanta
Macon
Taft Signs Rivers and Harbors Bill After Hearing
Washington reports that President Taft vetoed then signed the rivers and harbors measure after a last minute hearing with its framers. The decision is tied to explanations and future plans, with army engineers to frame such bills henceforth.
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Washington
Congress
Taft
Mr. Taft
Army
No Guns Allowed at Johnson Jeffries Fight
The article notes strict safety at the June 30 fight with Charlie White and Jeffries. deputies will search all entrants and only armed deputies may carry weapons inside the arena. Rumors of betting fluctuations and referee uncertainty surround the event.
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Nee
Ion
Charlie Waite
New York
Jeffries
Chicago
White
Ring
Rickard
Johnson
Jack
Harvard Wins Decisive Thames Regatta Over Yale
New London June 3 Harvard swept the Thames regatta with a decisive victory over Yale. The Crimson freshmen eight-oar crew won by three lengths and the Harvard varsity four finished four lengths ahead in a late surge.
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New London
Conn
Harvard
Thames
Yale
Crimson
New Haven
Grecian Fire Destroys Forehold on Return to Philadelphia
The Merchants and Miners steamer Grecian, with over a hundred aboard, left for Boston yesterday and returned to Philadelphia today after a fire broke out in the forehold of a mixed cargo. Captain Briggs ordered pumping and fire quarters as passengers slept. flames were extinguished by daybreak near Cape May with all passengers landing safely.
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Philadelphia
Merchants and Miners
Grecian
Boston
Delaware Bay
Briggs
Cape May
Watches Pay Freely at A Rothschilds Sale
Newcastle jeweler A Rothschilds advertises one week of genuine bargains in watches and clocks. The store offers a full line of high grade standard watches and will present unheard of prices during the Brunswick sale to attract customers seeking a good time piece.
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A. Rothschilds
Newcastle Street
MEET TOMORROW HELD FOR ELEVENTH DISTRICT PRIMARY DATE
Chairman Joan C McDonald calls Waycross meeting of the democratic executive committee to set the primary date and rules. A August 2nd state primary date is favored, with most state congressional committees choosing the same date to avoid two primaries. No opposition to Congressman Brantley noted, easing district voters choice.
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Joan C. McDnald
Democratic Executive Committee
Eleventh
Congressional District
Waycross
Brantley
Brunswick Gun Club Holds Weekly Shoot Preview
The Brunswick Gun Club will stage its regular weekly shoot this afternoon as practice for the upcoming big tournament on Monday and Tuesday. The grounds will receive improvements and another trap will be set for participants, with expected attendance from southern entrants and high hopes for a successful event.
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Brunswick Gun Clu
Ferack
Fire destroys block in Wymore including bank
Wymore Nebraska suffered a major fire on June 30 that leveled a city block and the City National Bank. The total estimated loss stood at about 200000 dollars.
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Wymore
Nebr
City National Bank
Walthem Water Company Plant Closes for Overproduction
Boston, June 51. Owing to over production the Walthem Water Company plant closes today until July 25. The shutdown will idle 3,500 employees. The factory has closed five times since last December, leaving many workers in desperate financial straits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Walthem Water Company
Chile orders 32000-ton war vessel from British builders
New York reports Chile has commissioned an English shipyard to build a 32 000 ton warship with a projected cost of 15 million dollars. The vessel is described as a great war asset for the nation.
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New York
Chile
Georgia Gubernatorial Candidates Start Campaign Hustle
Hoke Smith Joe Brown and Judge John C Hart begin brisk campaigning in Atlasta Ga with handshakes and organized hours. Smith sets two daily open hours at Peters building headquarters while Brown uses Kimball house base and Hart plans no HQ nor large spending.
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Hoke Smith
Peters Building
Smith
Executive Committee
Carter Studio Showcases Low Priced Photo Panels
Carter Studio on New Cassie Street Corner of Gloucester offers four panel style photo fires and a full Eastman film line. Mr. Carter cites amateur finishing expertise placing the studio ahead of Brunswick, claiming “headquarters for the amateur” with high class cabinet work and limited panel display time.
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Carter Studio
New Cassie Street
Gloucester
Mr. Carter
Brunswick
T's
Carter
Victory for Railroads Over Classification Delay
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission declined to suspend official classification no. 25, affecting over six thousand items set to take effect July 1. The decision is viewed as a victory for the railroad industry.
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Washington
Interstate Commercce Commission
DROWNED IN THE SURF
Miss Annie Creary a 19 year old daughter of H and Creary drowned while swimming with friends in the surf at Milton Florida yesterday afternoon. Companions failed to rescue her despite attempts.
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Milton, Fla
Annie Creary
H. &. Creary
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