City council to hold regular session tonight
City officials prepare for a busy regular session with many matters on the agenda. The board of trade meets at 11 at city hall and the Glynn Aerie of Eagles held a weekly session. Postmaster Smith and Clerk Twomey return from Valdosta today as weather forecast calls for a cold, rainy day. Chicken thefts are reported with ten hens stolen from three Lee Street coops.
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Board OF Trade
Glynn Aerie OF
Eagles
Smith
Twomey
Valdosta
Bass
United States Court
Lee Street
Handsome Little Yacht LaReine Visits Detroit Port
The LaReine yacht of the Detroit Yacht Club tied up in port yesterday during a return voyage north from Florida. Eggs traded lower, dropping from 30 to 45 cents a dozen to 18 to 20 cents, easing after months of higher prices.
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LaReine
Detroit Yacht Club
Florida
Yacht Club
Ellen Beach Yaw to Sing Tuesday Night at Local Theater
Theatergoers warned not to delay securing seats for Ellen Beach Yaw as most premium seats sold in four hours. Brunswick association to meet at city hall next Monday, anticipating many new members from recent mail and card drives. The notice clarifies a monthly contract, not a yearly commitment.
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Ellen Beach Yaw
Greater Brunswick Aassociation
Httle
Santa Clara Cigars Take Lead in Local Trade
Local tobacconists report strong demand as Santa Clara cigars move quickly from shop shelves. All jobbers stock the brand, promising continued availability through the season.
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Santa Clara
Santa Clara Cigar Mfg. CO
Coroner Finds Note From Man Who Committed Suicide
The coroner reports a note from Charles A. Van Dervort of Galveston Texas thanking officials before taking strychnine in a Philadelphia lodging house. He requested cremation in private and disposal of ashes to the Masons. No explicit motive is given beyond his mother dying similarly.
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New York
Charles A. van Dervort
Post Office Avenue
Galveston
Texas
van Dervort
Dauphin Street
Masons
Attorney General to appeal Missouri rate ruling to U S Supreme Court
Jefferson City Mo March 16 Attorney General Major said he would appeal the 2 cent passenger rate and the maximum rate cases to the Supreme Court. He added he does not believe the railroads in Missouri will return to the 3 cent rate while the action is pending.
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Jefferson City
Major
Supreme Court of the United States
Missouri
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