Foot of Gloucester Street Opens to Boost River Trade
The city announces a new landing at the foot of Gloucester Street to aid small boats from Camden County and river traffic. A wharf project begins soon, shortening routes around St Andrews Sound and expected to raise river trade by about 100 percent. Damaged boats and channel access have delayed some plans, but lessees and residents press ahead as river commerce looks to grow. White man accused of larceny faces city court over thefts of two hives.
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Man Held on County Gang Charge After Brass Theft
A man detained for two months before city court trial faces a possible twelve months on the county gang. He worked at Bay Iron Works before leaving with two small brass pieces sold for 72 cents to J. W. Watkins. The tran. was captured yesterday and given a preliminary hearing before Justice Lambright, bound over to city court on $75 bond.
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Resignation of Governor Swettenham Accepted in London
London March 4. The resignation of Governor Swettenham of Jamaica was accepted today. His action during a Kingston crisis involving Admiral Davis of the United States drew widespread condemnation in England. Swettenham wrote a letter to the admiral causing the fleet withdrawal.
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Work Progresses on First Methodist Church
The new First Methodist church is rising rapidly as many workers labor on the long under construction temple. Despite delays, officials expect steady progress and aim for prompt completion and a handsome southern landmark once turned over to its owners.
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Dozier Hill Die in Accident Near Gough Burke County
News arrives of the death of Dozier Hill youngest son of Mr and Mrs Ju WD Hill formerly of this city. The boy was shooting robins at Gough Burke County when an accident caused injury leading to blood poisoning and death. Local friends in Brunswick regret the loss.
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Air inspectors and repairers strike across Coast Line
Waycross reports a broad strike by air inspectors and repairers, about forty men, from Georgia Florida and Alabama. They demand a raise of 12 to 25 cents per hour. current pay ranges from 1.25 to 2.25 dollars daily. They cite poor materials for piece work and threaten to quit if demands are not met.
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Telegraphers Seek Five Percent Pay Increase
Atlanta March 4 telegraphers of the Southern railway petitioned for a five percent wage rise. The company received the request a day earlier but has not announced a decision. A strike by all telegraphers could follow if no agreement is reached.
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Fifty Ninth Congress Adjourns Sine Die With Light Agenda
Washington March 4 The fifty ninth congress adjourned sine die at noon marking a quiet last session with few items disposed of. Trains out of Washington tonight were crowded with senators and representatives bound for home as Legal Sales Day saw Sheriff Berrie and Chief Burney offer only a couple of small pieces.
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Attorney J. T. Colson Opens Office in Glynn County Bank Building
Prominent attorney J. T. Colson has rented a neat office on the second floor of the new Glynn County Bank building and will move in during the next few days.
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County commissioners weigh 100000 bond for jail and court needs
The Glynn County grand jury favors a bond issue of 100000 to complete a new jail and court house and other improvements. Most taxpayers support the plan though a few oppose. An election is anticipated as soon as the county acts and is considered likely. In St. Petersburg a police inspector was shot and killed by revolutionists.
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Slugfest with Police Ends in Capture on Thomas Street
In Augusta Georgia a dawn gun battle left black suspect Reuben Dunne dead after police and a squad exchanged over twenty shots. Authorities stormed a house on Thomas street, captured several officers, and reported none of the policemen hurt as lights went out at the start of the melee.
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Reuben Dunne
Bailey Returns to Senate Amid Warm Welcome
Senator Bailey of Texas, fresh from his recent campaign, arrived in the Senate chamber and received a hearty reception from colleagues on both sides. He declined to comment on his campaign or related events.
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Maren
Bailey
Texas
Senate
Salvation Army Leader Booth Plans New York Visit
General Booth head of the Salvation Army arrives in New York this week en route to Japan and China. He will stay two weeks in New York before going to Canada as guest of the governor general. He sails for Japan via Vancouver on April 1.
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Arch Roosevelt Improves After Fall in Washington
Arch Roosevelt, president, who fell with diphoria, shows some improvement today. In Atlanta, a contract was awarded for erecting the Georgia building at the Jamestown exposition.
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Archie Roosevelt
Diphoria
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Penrose Carter and Clay named to joint commission
Vice President Fairbanks appoints Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania, Carter of Montana, and Clay of Georgia to represent the Senate on the joint commission. The panel will investigate the business system used by the post office department.
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Revenue officers slain in Fayetteville raid
A party of revenue officers and a group of negro distillers clashed near Fayetteville on March 4. Officers opened fire as the distillers exposed themselves, killing one officer instantly and mortally wounding two others. The remaining officers were soon shot, as the assailants fled. two other revenue men were said to be near death.
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March Weather Outlook With Sunshine and Light Snow
The piece predicts a mild March with plenty of sun and few snowfalls. It notes important dates such as Good Friday on the 28th and Easter Sunday on the 31st, while the moon rises and sunset times are also mentioned in a period tone.
Georgia Rail Fares May Drop To Two Cents A Mile
Georgia farmers petition the railroad commission to cut passenger fares to two cents per mile. Judge James K. Hines to represent the Farmers Union as studies compare state rates with others. Initial chatter suggests Georgia could move from 3 to 2 or 2.5 cents, with action possible within weeks.
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Spooner Denies Reg Retraction As Senator Rumor
Wisconsin Senator Spooner issued a letter denying reports he resigned to become chief counsel for Harriman. He stated his resignation was false and said he has no plans to join any firm. A new restaurant may open in a building on A street near the Oglethorpe and depots, a promising location.
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Reinspections Ordered for All Steamboats Nation wide
Secretary Strauss orders an immediate nationwide reinspection of all passenger steamers following the Larchmont disaster. Local inspectors must review excursion boats and ferries, with at least three inspections per season and no notice to owners. Vessels found unfit must cease navigation immediately.
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Congressman Brantley to Arrive in City Tomorrow
Congressman Brantley is expected to arrive in the city tomorrow after plans to depart the capital for Brunswick last night. Local officials anticipate a formal visit and possible meetings during his stay.
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Southern Bell completes Richmond Street building transfer
The Southern Bell Telephone Company building on Richmond Street has been completed and turned over to the company by the contractor. Occupancy by the exchange is not yet known.
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Rockefeller heads to Augusta amid daughter’s illness
New York March 4 John D Rockefeller left for Augusta after a telegram reported his daughter Mrs McCormick was seriously ill He was accompanied by his Cleveland physician Dr Bigger reflecting the oil magnate’s urgent family concern
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McCormick
Augusta
Rockefeller
Cleveland
Bigger
Thaw case expert says he is insane then sane
Dr. Wagner testifies Thaw was insane when he shot White but is sane now. District Attorney Jerome plans a lunacy commission this week, met by stubborn opposition from Attorney Delmas. President signs currency bill making Aldrich reform law.
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Delmas
Washington
City Council Committee Session Promises Lively Night
Reported yesterday a council committee chaired by the in charge held a short session in the city hall. Rumors circulate about the trolley matter, with no confirmations. A lively night is expected with potential developments.
Pulitzer Won't Visit Jekyl Island This Season
It is understood Joseph Pulitzer owner of the New York World will not come to Jekyl Island this season. This will be the first time he has failed to occupy his cottage on the island in many years.
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Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
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Pulitzer
Nuaber
Growth of Small Houses Spreads Across City
Many small, modest houses are rising in all sections of the city with at least twenty five under construction. In Brooklyn a large number are also being erected.
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