Enumerators Named for Glynn County Census Project
Glynn County and Brunswick census takers announced by Supervisor A P Perham. White enumerators include J J Spears J L Beach Isaac Cohen and R M Brown in the city ward districts. In county districts three enumerators are named including Robert Scarlett George Sapp and Jas Gould for Fancy Bluff Sterling area and St Simons. Work starts April 15 and lasts about ninety days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Glynn County
A. P. Perham
Waycross
J. J. Spears
J. L. Beach
Isaac Cohen
R. M. Brown
W. H. Clark
C. A. Shaw, Jr
Arthur Ford
Fancy Bluff
Robert Scarlett
Sterling
Everett
Pennick
George Sapp
St. Simons
Jas. Gould
Perham
Demurrage Rules Heard By Georgia Railroad Commission
The Georgia Railroad Commission heard applications from several railroads seeking to enforce uniform demurrage rules for direct demurrage. The public hearing spanned the morning. no views were disclosed and a decision will be issued later. About 25 railroads attended as the process concluded.
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Georgia
Railroad Commission
Georgia Supreme Court Justices Seek ReElection Race
Chief Justice William H. Fish and Associate Justice Marcus W. Beck of the Georgia Supreme Court announce plans to run for re election as their terms expire January 1 1911. Judge J D Kilpatrick urged to run for one seat. undecided. Fish has served ten years Beck five since succeeding the late Chief Justice Simmons appointed by Governor Terrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam H. Fish
Marcus W. Beck
Supreme Court of Georgia
J. D. Kilpatrick
Atlanta
Fish
Supreme Bench
Beck
Simmons
Terlell
Lumber Yard Burned in Birmingham Fire
The Wood-Nor-Tiss Lumber Company yard at Fourteenth Street and Eighth Avenue was totally destroyed by fire. Estimated loss runs about 400,000 dollars with 58,000 dollars insured.
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Birmingham
Ala
Wood-Nor- Tiss Lumber Company
Fourteenth Reet
Eighth Avenue
King Menelik Dies In Abyssinia After Reign Of Twenty One Years
King Menelik I of Abyssinia dies at 66 after a fall illness last autumn. He ruled for twenty one years. Heir is Prince Lidy Joassu, 14, grandson of the late monarch. About a year ago he married the 7 year old granddaughter of the late Emperor John.
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Addis Abeda
Abyssinia
March
Menelik I
Lidy Joassu
John
Discontinuation Ordered for Winter Florida Limted Trains
Passenger departments of the Seaboard Air Line and Atlantic Coast Line announce the end of the winter tourist service between New York and Florida for the 1910 season. The Florida Limited and New York and Florida Special will reach Jacksonville on April 5 and depart northward the next day. The service, expected to run to April 10 or later, is curtailed early due to warm weather and early season. The Palmetto Limited and Flamingo Limited remain in operation, offering daily service to New York from Jacksonville year round.
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Seaboard Air Line
Atlantic Coast Line Railways
New York
Florida
Seaboard
Atlantic Coast Line
Jacksonville
Schedule Change for A B and A Trains Between Brunswick and Thalmann
Seaboard Florida Limited trains Nos 98 and 99 are withdrawn. Train 6 will leave Thalmann 11 20 a m and Brunswick 12 05 noon. Train 7 from Brunswick moves to 4 15 p m arriving Thalmann 5 00 p m for 5 12 p m Seaboard southbound pass. Return remains 6 05 p m. Other trains also change.
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Seaboard Florida Limited
Brunswick
Thalmann
Seaboard
Capers Elected President of Southeastern Life Insurance
In Spartanburg South Carolina at a directors meeting Arch B. Calvert resigned as president of the Southeastern Life Insurance Company and F B Capers of Greenville was chosen to lead the firm. Greenville interests have secured control following the company’s reorganization.
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Capers
Spartanburg
D. C
Southeastern Life Insurance Company
Arch B. Calvert
F. Bs. Capers
Greenville
Wife Seeks Recovery of Property in Bankruptcy Case
Ruth F Champagne petitions Judge Speer in Augusta reclaiming furniture from the Bell Eve hotel cluding chutes and cottages on the island that she says her husband transferred for 1500 dollars. The petition asks for a hearing and may delay next week’s sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankrupecy
Joseph Champagne
St. Simon
Isaac
Jacksonville
Glynn County
K. Whitfield
Ruth F. Champagne
Isaar
Jefferson's Widow Faces Two Damages Suits
New York March 29 Mrs Sarah A Jefferson widow of Joseph Jefferson is named as defendant in two suits by actor James W Morrissey seeking damages totaling 50000 One suit accuses malicious prosecution and false imprisonment the other libel and slander Morrissey says Jefferson’s widow claimed he used the Joseph Jefferson Monument Association name to collect funds illegally.
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New York
Sarah A. Jefferson
Joseph Jefferson
James W. Morrissey
Morrissey
Fighting Intensifies Between Natives and Liberian Troops
Report from Liverpool dated March 380 states fighting between Cape Palmes natives and Liberian troops in Liberia continues and grows more serious with natives gaining the upper hand.
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Liverpool
Cape Palmes
Liberia
Convicts Work on Fourth Avenue for New Railway Line
A portion of the county convict gang is at work on Fourth avenue opening the way for the City and Suburban Railway Company extension. Rapid progress suggests the avenue will be cleared soon and grading for tracks will start shortly with hopes to have the line operating by June first.
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Fourth Avenue
City and Suburban Railway Company
Real estate market shows modest local activity
The local real estate market saw several small deals close in recent days, mostly residential with one or two desirable lots changing hands. Dealers note multiple changes in Brunswick dirt over the past weeks.
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Brunswick
Glynn County Officers Enter Re election Race
Three Glynn county officers announce for re election in the upcoming democratic primary. Clerk H F du Bignon Coroner G A H Jennings and Surveyor E A Penniman say they will stand again. All three are long time officeholders with little expected opposition this year.
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Glynn County
H. F. da Bignon
Superior Court
G. A. H. Jennings Garoner
A. Penniman
du Bignon
Jennings
Glynn
Jenniman
Special sale at A Zelmenovitz shop continues
A few specials continue with ladies tailor made suits and skirts offered at reduced prices through the week. Bargains in muslin and gauze underwear appear, and millinery stock has been replenished with hats available at very reduced prices.
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A. Zelmenovitz
Edward H. Green backs Gaynor for 1912 presidential bid
In New York on March 3 Edward H. Green a former Republican national committeeman from Texas and son of Hetty Green said Texans support Mayor Gaynor as the logical 1912 candidate. He remains a Republican yet argues the party is hopelessly divided and predicts Democratic success next election.
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New York
Texas
Gaynor
Edward H. Green
Green
Hetty Green
Texas Midland
Bryan to Return to Lead After Extended South American Trip
New York reports William Jennings Bryan will reach New York April 5 after spending most of the time in South America. He and his daughter Grace returned yesterday as Bryan men prepare a reception.
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New York
William Jennings Bryan
South America
Bryan
Grace
German Attache Count Pourtales Arrives Aboard George Washington
New York reports the March 20 arrival of Count Renaud von Pourtales the newly appointed attache of the German embassy aboard the George Washington.
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New York
George Washington
Count Renaud von Pourtales
Gunboat Dubuque Arrives in Santo Domingo Harbor
The U S gunboat Dubuque reached Santo Domingo and exchanged salutes with the fort. Following recent disturbances the American government sent the vessel, but the country is now reported quiet.
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San Domingo
Republic of San Domingo
Dubuque
Santo Domingo
New Comet To Soon Be Visible
Halley’s comet approaches Earth and will be visible in the east before sunrise starting mid April with increasing activity through May. Predictions place closest approach on May 14 and note a spectacular but fleeting tail spanning millions of miles as it moves westward after May 20.
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Halley
Jane
Ce Horizon
Mallard Appointed Special Enumerator for Six Georgia Counties
T W Mallard has been named by the Washington Bureau of Statistics as special enumerator for manufacturing industries and corporations in six south Georgia counties. He will oversee the census of all manufacturing sectors including lumber and naval stores, with headquarters in Brunswick. The district includes McIntosh Wayne Appling Bryan and Liberty counties.
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T. W. Mallard
Bureau of Statistics
Washington
South Georgia
Mallard
Brunswick
McIntosh
Wayne
Appling
Bryan
Liberty
Brunsw ick Riflemen Rally At Savannah Drill
The Brunswick Riflemen traveled to Savannah for a regimental prize drill Tuesday night and returned to Brunswick yesterday morning. The out of town unit led the field at points and four Riflemen reached the final eight, though Savannah teams prevailed. The trip impressed all, and the company vows to compete again next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Riflemen
Savannah
Brunswick Company
Riflemen
Spalding
Arnheiter
Symmes
Newman
Roosevelt Bids Africa Farewell Before European Tour
Col Theodore Roosevelt aboard the Prinz Heinrich waves farewell to Africa at Alexandria Egypt. His party begins a Europe tour with Naples Rome Vienna Budapest Paris Brussels and London on the itinerary. Officials report he hopes to meet King Edward and the German Emperor but an extended schedule may limit receptions.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Prinz Heinrich
Theodore Roosevelt
Africa
Mediterranean
Napigg
Paris
Brussels
Belgium
Holland
Christiana
Norway
Berlin
Roosevelts
Col
Roosevelt
William
England
Germany
Dover Straits
London
Edward
Buetinéharm Palace
King Edward
Mr. Roosevelt
Ambassador Reid
Col. Roosevelt
Europe
Wilds
Vaudeville at Grand Theater Opens Monday Night
Brunswick patrons will see high class vaudeville and motion pictures at the Grand starting Monday night. Headliners the Clarendon Sisters will perform as singers dancers and character artists direct from eastern theatres. O D Paddock presents a new electrical novelty dance and nightly pictures will be fresh and up to date at popular prices.
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Brunswick
Clarendon Sisters
O. D. Paddock
Taft Enjoys Varied Afternoon on Horseback Ride
President Taft rode through Potomac Park and along the river during a springlike afternoon. Automobiles carriages and riders filled the park as Taft’s outing contrasted with a midsummer scene.
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Washington
Taft
Potomac Park
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Uenus
Supreme
Menelik
Buller
MRS
Joseph ‘Jefferson
H. F. du Bignon
G. A
H. Jennings
E. A
Penniman
Earth
Teddy
Naples
Rome
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