Dr Gale files his petition for divorce from wife in Atlanta
Dr Gale, a Brunswick dentist, files divorce papers in Atlanta alleging his wife jealousy of his family and other women. He says they married Sept 23, 1879, have two children, and that her actions grew worse after moving to Atlanta despite his attempts to start a practice there. He recounts accusations against him and claims she deserted him.
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Gale
Brunswick
Gaile
Atlanta
Io State
Galebrough
Ice Supply Runs Short Amid Warm Weather Spell
An ice famine threatened as two days of unusually warm weather strained Glynn Ice Company. By yesterday noon no more ice was available and afternoon wagon deliveries were suspended. Officials said today’s supply would equal demand but warned of continued scarcity if the sun remains hot.
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Glynn Ice Company
Sol
Wallace Champagne Hotel Remodel Nears Completion
The Wallace house at St. Simon island nears completion this summer after extensive remodeling. Twenty seven rooms were added and the structure enlarged along its length. Messrs Wallace and Champagne expect about one hundred guests to use the hotel now ready for visitors.
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Wallace-Champagne
Wallace
St. Simon
Wallace and
Champagne
Major city property sales close in brisk market
Yesterday several key parcels changed hands in the city real estate market. The corner lot and building at A and F streets, once Leben bakery, sold to R. Akins for about 8600 dollars. Beach and Dean property on Bay street between Levi's Yawnshop and J. B. Davis lot sold to L. Jaym. Two residence lots near Lover's Oak sold to A. M. Way for 2000 dollars. Multiple small deals noted as the market stays lively.
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Resent
Leben
Bay Street
Levison
J. B. Davis
Beach and Dean
Waycross
L. Jaym
Lover's Oak
A. M. Way
J. & duBignon
Remarkable March Weather Stirs Georgia Residents
Residents marvel at record high temperatures in early March with readings from 80s to 87 in shade and speculation about causes. Citizens debate a sudden warm spell, with forecasts predicting further warm days and anxious talk of an ensuing freeze.
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Georgia
Enn
Brunswick church letter rewards Maccabees aid
A letter from C. T. Kennedy and Rev. J. E. Sammons thanks the Ladies of the Maccabees in Brunswick for their interest in Mrs. Lilian Da Vanport’s case and notes a promised percentage donation from carnival receipts. The note expresses city gratitude and civic kindness. The Brunswick First Baptist Church announces Sunday services and a Sunday night discussion on The Unpardonable Sin with Rev. Robt Kerr in the city hall.
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Brunswick
the Maccabees
Madama
Tehaly
Lilian da Vanport
Macaees
Parker Amusement Enterprises
C. T. Kennedy
First Baptist Church
J. E. Sammons
Su Jet
Robt. Kerr
Glynn Eagles Prepare for City Fair in Spectator Season
The Glynn Eagles are shaping up for a city fair that promises to be one of the most spectacular events in years. Early indications point to broad community involvement and high anticipation for the fair.
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Glynn
Eagles
Right to spit upheld by court of appeals in Salmon case
The court of appeals sustained a verdict for $236 in favor of I I Salmon who spat from a Rome street car and struck a railroad pole, ruling the inalienable right to spit exists when not prohibited by law, despite regulations against spitting on a car floor or platform. The rail company appealed but the verdict stood on precedents affirming the right to spit when necessary.
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Court of Appeals
I. i. Salmon
City Electric Company
Rome
Salmon
Railroad Company
Supreme Court
Seaman Mission Lodging House Near The News Office
The Brunswick Seaman Mission prepares a lodging house with ready accommodations. Alterations and furnishings by the Presbyterian Helping Circle have made it neat and comfortable. Located at 205 Gloucester Street beside The News office, with separate apartments for seamen and visitors.
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Brunswick
Sarnest
Presbyteriam Church
Gloucester Street
Nxt
St. Mark’s Biscopal Church
Meir
Bradstreets Review Signals Robust Trade Activity
Bradstreets weekly review notes strong merchant demand as markets rally. The report highlights rising purchases and confident outlook for trade, with merchants expanding stock and engaging more aggressively in the marketplace.
Nicaragua Breaks Salvadorean Drive in Three Day Battle
Washington reports that on March 18 a 5,000 strong Salvadoran and 1,000 Honduran force under General Presa faced Nicaraguan troops near Namisque Honduras. The battle lasted three days with a Salvadoran rout, Nicaragua announcing 20,000 troops at the front and actions toward Chejutecca and Yegucigalpa.
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Namisque
Honduras
Chejutecca
Yegucigalpa
Senor Corea
Pacific
Isthmus
Central America
Acajutla
Salvador
Aculpo
Mexico
Bacon
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Central A
Markets tumble as stocks falter in New York trading
The New York stock market fell today with broad declines in many large securities. Canadian Pacific dropped eight points while Union Pacific, tied to Flamviman Hill, slipped 2 4 1 points. Rail and Rigfted stocks suffered little. Pittsburg suffers major blaze in the downtown district destroying three factories and the T Machinery Company plant with losses around 150,000 dollars amid a busy evening for merchants and shoppers.
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New York
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
Pittsburg
Marcel
D&wn
T _ Machinery Company
Barl
New Switchboard and Energy System for Southern Bell in Brunswick
Equipment for the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company's new building arrived yesterday. The Brunswick exchange will shift to a complete, modern central energy system within sixty days, with two months needed to fit out the new setup. Manager Reid oversees the transition and promises improved local telephone service.
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Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Reid
Brunswick
Brobston On A Southern Cruise In Brunswick Visit
Hon Edwin Brobston a former Brunswickian and Jacksonville civic leader arrived in Brunswick yesterday aboard the yacht Glenda owned by Mr Armstrong of Orange New Jersey. He and Armstrong are on a short cruise after the yacht owner wintered in the south.
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Edwin Brobston
Jacksonville
Brunswick
Mr Armstrong
Orange
N. J
Brobston
Mr. Armstrong
Brobdston
City suffers beer shortage as deliveries stall
Seer Drinkers Pry reports no bottled beer in the city yesterday and residents with mugs found themselves dry. The notice suggests wholesalers faced delivery trouble causing the shortage and disruption across the area.
Thaw Lunacy Commission Decision Sent to Judge
Thaws legal team fights the district attorney bid for a lunacy commission as Justice Fitzgerald prepares to rule next week. Thaw claims he was sane all along and argues the insanity plea was not properly filed by the state or by his own attorneys. The case hinges on whether to proceed with a lunacy inquiry or rely on the jury verdict.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Queston
Fitzgerald
Thaw
Tain iv
Jerome
Pete Thaw
Desperado Shelby Wilson Dies After Pneumonia Attack
Midville Georgia March 23 Shelby Wilson a negro desperado who escaped from the chain gang eleven years ago died yesterday from pneumonia contracted while hiding from officers. He had shot and killed Marshal Frank Morris last June when Morris attempted to arrest him. A reward was offered and several capture attempts failed. He was being carried in a wagon to his family when he died. His gun remained by his side to the end.
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Midvile
Shelby Wilson
Ahain
Wilson
Frank Morris
Carnival Opens in Brunswick with New Features
A Parker Carnival Company crowd gathered as the merry go round, picture gallery, and other attractions operated. The company plans to open all attractions in Brunswick in April under the Brunswick Riemnen, aiming for a neat sum from the new program.
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Parker Carnival Company
Brunswick
Brunswick Riemnen
Hottest March Day in New York City Records 75 Degrees
New York reports the warmest March day in history as the temperature reached 75 degrees this afternoon. Officials note the record breaks a long-standing chill, highlighting an unusual early spring in the city.
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New York
Mercury
New York City
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Tyne
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