Walter Walter Talks Growth At Georgia Bankers Meeting
In Savannah on May 4 Group No 1 of the Georgia Bankers Association gathered with Mayor Avant welcoming visitors. K D Walter of the National Bank Swick lauded Brunswick’s progress and urged prudent credit, infrastructure development, and favorable conditions for foreign capital.
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Longtime Mutual Light and Water cashiar resigns
A. M. Way, cashier and auditor for the Mutual Light and Water Company for twelve years, tenders his resignation effective June 3. He joined the company when it was Brunswick Light and Water, stayed through the United States court regime with receiver Major Greene, and continued after the Mutual Light and Water formation. Way has offered no future plans, mentioning offers in Savannah and Tampa, but hopes to remain in Brunswick. The successor has not been announced.
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No Kidnapping Suspected as Child's Body Found Near Dover
The body of Horace Marvin, missing son of Dr. Horace Marvin, was found in marsh grass near Dover, Del. The death appears accidental and not the work of kidnapers, ending a nationwide, high profile search aided by Pinkerton and U.S. detectives.
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Brunswick baggagemaster accused in mail theft case
George Brant a Souther railway baggagemaster between Brunswick and Jesup is jailed in Macon charged with robbing U S mail. He was seen entering a mail pouch during a train at Jesup and indicted by a Federal grand jury. Trial set in U S court in Macon tomorrow with Deputy Marshal Wilson and witnesses from Brunswick.
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Knights of Pythias May Tour Jamestown Exposition
The Igiethorpe Company No 4 uniform rank Knights of Pythias plans a possible visit to the Jamestown exposition this summer or early fall. Capt Tobias Newman again leads, with strong member interest and a meeting set for Wednesday night in Castle Hall to decide the trip. New recruits are joining rapidly.
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City Court Sets Tomorrow Session for Civil and Criminal Work
The city court under Judge A D Gale will convene at the county courthouse tomorrow morning. The civil docket is crowded and will be heard first, followed by the criminal docket. The session should last three or four days with no major litigation expected.
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Findley & Co Lease Bay Street Wholesale House
Mess. N. W. Findley & Co. closed a five year lease with Mess. D. D. and B Atkinson for the Bay street warehouse running from street to street with a rear entrance on Oglethorpe. The building will receive interior improvements as Findley & Co expands.
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Death of R G Ferguson in Savannah
Brother of T B Ferguson of this city dies in Savannah after paralysis. Robert G Ferguson, 63, born in Benford county, Confederate veteran, long employe of Central of Georgia Railway, later with Savannah Guano Company, died at home 1210 Abecorr street. Funeral at Laurel Grove Cemetery. Survived by widow Annie, son R W Ferguson, daughter Blanche, and brother T Ferguson of Brunswick.
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Victoria Attends Circus as Health Improves
Queen Victoria’s physicians report her health as most satisfactory. She enjoyed her usual morning and afternoon drives and attended the circus. Water from the Jordan River for the expected baptismal ceremony reached the palace today.
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Miller's Great Rug Sale Promises Largest in Brunswick History
H M Miller announces a massive rug carpet and drapery sale starting Monday May 13 in Brunswick with 25 percent cash discounts for one week. Stock valued at five thousand dollars and two percent home beautification savings are touted alongside a Tuesday News ad.
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Steamer Hessie Returns to Darien Route After Overhaul
The steamer Hessie resumed service to Darien yesterday after a thorough overhaul at Parker-Hensel Engineering Company. Captain Anderson and his trim boat were warmly welcomed by local residents returning to the familiar run.
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Two Trips to Island Today on Hessie Steamer
Present indications show crowds will travel to St Simon today on both Hessie steamer trips at 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. The 9 a.m. boat will have ample eating facilities at the pier with two establishments open. Surf bathing is expected around noon as the first bathers of the season appear if the warm weather continues.
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Realty Change Hands in Brunswick Sale
The J W Alexander of Charlotte N C bought the Michelson house on Gloucester street from H C McFadden for 12500, via Albert F Pendig Co. Alexander is president of Union Realty Co of Charlotte and invests in Brunswick. McFadden purchased the property a year ago for 10000. The Mutual Light and Water Company began service yesterday and residents welcomed the move.
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Lumger officials tour Brunswick cypress mill plants
Joseph Hilton of New York and R H Knox of Savannah with Hilton & Dodge Lumber Co inspected Georgia mills in Brunswick and St Simon Island. They praised plant condition and Elmo Turner for improvements while Capt Knox returned to Sagan and Hilton remained on the island.
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Lupton and crew survive perilous voyage to Norfolk
Telegraphic news reported schooner Fr. and T. Lupton sailed March 26 with crossties from Charles Hirsch & Co bound for New York. Capt. Longstreet and eight crewmen are safe after tow into Norfolk. cargo badly damaged. Hope faded after last contact near Tybee lights in April. telegram omits details of the sea battle.
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Bennett Released on Bail in Bank Robbery Case
Oliver M. Bennett, alleged accomplice of bank clerk Douglas, tied to defalcations totaling $800000, was released on cash bail of $19900 provided by family and friends. Authorities doubt sufficient evidence exists to convict Bennett, who is described as well connected.
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