Superior Court Opens in Glynn May Term under Judge Dart
Judge F Willis Dart presided as Glynn county Superior Court opened for the May term with jury commissioners Joan C Green and Harry Gignilliat and registrars F D Aiken W B Cook and W R Cox named. Several civil cases were disposed of including attachments for contempt and remanded certiorari. The court adjourned with a note it will reconvene August 6 for a chambers session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Cox
W. J. Way
G. Osinsky
Nathan Markowitz
R. D. Meader
W. A. McDonald
Justice Court
Markovitz
Philip
Sarah Ossinsky
Movant
Dart
Movement of vessels at Brunswick port yesterday
The Brunswick port reported arrivals and clearances including schooners Goodwin and William E Downes. Vessels Viking Chas L Mitchell Percy and Lillie and steamship Colorado sailed for New York and Boston. Small freight boats cut prices and many lay up until oyster season, while tug Neptune returned briefly and the new steamer Tupper proved promising for harbor service.
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Brunswick
Goodwin
Stoddau
Anderson
New York
William E. Downes
Gray
Viking
Sprague
Chas. L. Mitchell
Waldron
Boston
Percy
Lillie
Colorado
Risk
Odell Delivers Labor Talk to Large Audience
Eugene S Odell of New York spoke at the auditorium last night discussing labor questions while offering statistics. A quiet wedding occurred at the bride's home on B street last Wednesday night uniting C J Lofton and Julia Ford by Rev W F Hollingsworth. they will reside on B street.
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Eugene S. Odell
New York
B Street
C. J. Lofton
Julia Ford
W. F. Hollingsworth
With the Finny Tribe at St. Simon Village
Fishermen led by J. Beach at St. Simon continue at the village and report good luck with sheephead and other reef fish. The group, known as the Finny Tribe, pursues casual fishing together and notes favorable catches.
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St. Simon
J. %. Beach
Bor
Jeffries for the Second Time Wins Championship
The Waycross Herald reports Jeffries secures a second championship at a gathering convened by the Presbytery of Savannah. The meeting, held at Waycross church, included Rev. Hollingsworth and other clergy and elders as officers and participants. The presbytery dissolved Rev. Hunter's pastoral relation with Blackshear and examined Licentiate J. McD. A. Lacy for ordination.
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Savannah
Waycross Church
W. F. Hollingsworth
R. A. Brown
W. M. Hunter
Chas, A. Sheldon
J. M. Purdom
Hunter
Blackshear
J. McD
A. Lacy
Washington, D. C
Hollingsworth
Purdom
Coast Line Officials Bid Brunswick Aurevoir
Atlantic Coast Line General Manager Kenly and top officials left Brunswick after a brief stay. Kenly praised the harbor as one of the finest on the South Atlantic coast and predicted strong growth for the city in coming years. The visit is viewed as favorable to Brunswick under the new management.
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Kenly
Denham
Pleasants
G. W. Haines
Atlantic Coast Line
Brunswick
South Atlantic
Arrick
Supt J S B Thompson Heads to Jacksonville Florida
Supt J S B Thompson of the Southern railway spent Wednesday in the city and departed early yesterday morning for Jacksonville and other points in Florida. The party plans to return tomorrow night.
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J. S. B. Thompson
The
Southern Railway
Jacksonville
Florida
Gloucester Street Opening Sought by Property Owners
Property owners along Gloucester street west of Newcastle urge opening the street. The Downing company holds a lease on the foot of the street, expiring years hence, but a council committee led by Mayor Emanuel and Aldermen da Bignon Newman and Kaiser may arrange to reclaim the street end. Country boaters and local buyers would benefit as the city dock Monk is too small for current traffic and waiting turns. The article hopes terms can be agreed.
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Emanuel
da Bignon
Newman
Kaiser
Gloucester Street
Council
Downing Company
Two men tried on terrapin law violation charges
John Hal and Jake Atkinson were tried before Justice Conoly on a terrapin law violation warrant sworn by Thomas Denero. Both were sent to the city court under a fifty dollar bond.
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John Hal
Jake Atkinson
Justice Conoly
Thomas Denero
Jeffries Beats Fitzsimmons in Eighth Round Title Defense
San Francisco July 25 James J Jeffries defended his world title by knocking out Bob Fitzsimmons in the eighth round. The fierce clash drew a large crowd and strong bets of 10 to 4 favoring the champion. Referee Graney enforced Queensbury rules as Jeffries dominated with youth and strength, sending Fitzsimmons to defeat and preserving Jeffries record of wins in his career.
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San Francisco
James J. Jeffries
Rodertyitrsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Wight
Tane
Eye
Graney
Rob
New Sunday Train Schedule Brunswick to Savannah
Brunswick and Birmingham officials launched a Sunday Savannah schedule to make the trip enjoyable. Trains depart Brunswick at 7:00 a m and reach Savannah by 9:45 a m, allowing passengers nearly a full day in Savannah. Further details available from B J Ford city ticket agent. Also notes council meeting omissions and school board financials from October 1 190 to July 1.
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Brunswick
Birmingham
Savannah
Forest City
B. J. Ford
Lamar narrowly wins Third district nomination for Congress
In Tallahassee on July 25 the Third district executive committee declared Lamar the nominee by one and a half votes after rejecting Holmes county supplemental returns. They found unsigned Washington county returns and debated contest implications while Myers supporters discussed not contesting Lamar’s extra ten Jackson votes if Lamar does not contest elsewhere. Official total: Lamar 5,223 Myers 4,121 Beard 1,099.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Third Congressional District
Lamar
Congress
Holmes County
Wahington
Myers Friends
Jackson
Oter
Myers
Beard
New Workmen and Upgraded Facilities At Jim Carter Cleaners
Higher grade workers and improved facilities at Jim Carter cleaners position it as the reader’s choice. Phone 253-2.
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Jim Carter
No Presbyterian Service Due to Pastor Absence
Savanna presbytery at Waycross directed filling an Hazelhurst appointment leading to church closure except for Sunday school. Rev. W F Hollingsworth moderated the meeting.
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Presbyterian Church
Savanna'a
Waycross
W. F. Hollingsworth
Hazelhurst
City to Begin Wharf Construction at Dartmouth Street
The city will start building a new wharf on its Dartmouth Street property to accommodate trading craft between Brunswick and nearby points within about a hundred miles. Sand and shell boats without private wharves will be required to land there to prevent monopolizing the limited space at the city dock foot of Monk Street.
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Dartmouth Street
City Dock
Monk Street
Soldiers Home Ready Soon for Georgia Veterans
Confederate veterans in Brunswick and all Georgians will welcome the rebuilt soldiers home in Atlanta. The facility, damaged by fire, opens around August 15 larger and finer, with forty eight inmates currently housed and twenty one deaths since opening.
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Brunswick
Atlanta
South
Georgia
Grady
Agriculturists to Gather in August
The State Agricultural Society will hold its regular annual meeting in Macon on August 18 and 14. President Hughes plans concise addresses and short talks. Officers will be elected with no opposition to Hughes for president, and the state fair at Valdosta will likely keep him as ex officio president. About 200 250 members are expected despite limited railroad rates.
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State Agricultural Society
Macon
Hughes
Col. Hughes
Valdosta
Belting Ad Seeks Sawmill Trade Salesman
Classified notice offers a first class side line position for a saw mills salesman and allied trades, inviting applicants to write to P O 1371 New York for details.
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Saw Mills
Belting
P. O
New York
Officers Hold Meeting Organizes Rifle Range and Armory Plan
Brunswick militia groups form an officers association with F D Aiken as president and I Elliott as secretary. A rifle range committee led by Aiken will inspect sites Monday, while a joint armory committee including Aiken and Wrench will study suitable buildings. Plans aim to boost local militia activity and support.
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Brunswick
F.D. Aiken
I. Elliott
F. D. Aiken
F. A. Wrench
L. A. Robinson
H. C. Peerson
Rickett
Messrs
L. A. Kevinson
J. P. Twombey
J. W. Bailey
Brunswick Decision On Tender For Title Injunction
The Georgia Supreme Court on a Brunswick case Morris v Continental Insurance Co denies an injunction. Tender by the obligee is not a bond for title if conditioned that the obligor deliver conveyance after payment. Court affirms judgment denying the interlocutory injunction with no further opinion. Counsel for both sides argued.
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Morris
Continental Insurance Company
Bennet
Glynn Superior Court
DeGraffenreid
Menerd
Elder
Brickman Court Martial Concludes Hickman Acquitted
Manila reports the court martial of Edwin A. Hickman First Cavalry on ducking two Tayabas natives and the death of a third. After two sessions the trial ends with Hickman believed acquitted.
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Manila
Edwin A. Hickman
First Cavalry
Tayabas
Aballes
Hicklieved
For Sale Four room house at the Oglethorpe Hotel
A four room one story house offered for sale by Brobston Fendig & Co. The price is 650 dollars with half cash and the balance payable over time. Ideal for a small family.
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Oglethorpe Hotel
Brobston, Fendig & Co
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