Gas White Way Might Be Used In Brunswick City
Brunswick eyes a gas white way to rival electric lighting as several brick and stone residences rise on Union and Prince streets. Albert Fendig and S S Rickett plan handsome new homes, with a gas light proposal backed by E D Brewer of Atlanta and local merchants urged to adopt lower gas rates from Mutual Light and Water.
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BrunsWick
Gas White Ways 4
Albert Fendig
Union Street
Fendig
F. D. M. Strachan
Union and
Prince Streets
Mr. Strachan
S. S. Rickett
McCullough
Rickett
Southeastern Yaryan Naval Stores Company
E. D. Brewer
Atlanta
Mutual Light and Water Company
Bower
Jacksonville
Brewer
Light and Water Company
Interesting golf contests at the Brunswick links
Thirty players competed for prizes in several events including an approaching and putting contest won by Eugenia Maxey, handicap match won by J W Simmons, driving contest by M Gowan, and clock golf by lady players. Instructors plan extensive improvements with fights and shower baths to be installed for an upcoming season.
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Golf Links
Co. M. Gowan
A. J. Mitchelson
Geo. H. Cook
Cowie
Links
Brunswick
Religion Movement Gains Momentum Across Communities
The Men and Religion Forward Movement reports strong adoption as advisory committees push for aggressive local campaigns. After data collection and expert visits, mass meetings will present local conditions and actions to improve morals and welfare, emphasizing fair dealing and the Golden Rule.
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Men and Religion Forward Movement
Jesus Christ
Brunswick Organization
May Week Sale Continues At Zelmenovitz’s Store
The May week sale continues at A. Zelmenovitz's shop with special reductions on all goods and many bargains for the next few days. The stock is complete with a full line of summer goods and customers are urged to see the goods and prices offered.
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A. Zelmenovitz
No More Money For Relief As Flood Rages On
Washington reports the army has exhausted its relief appropriation for Mississippi flood sufferers and orders no further supplies. New Orleans notes worsening conditions south of Red River with rising waters and new crevasses threatening levees. Lettsworth, Bach elor, Torras, and Baton Rouge face evacuations, starvation, and large-scale displacement as floods engulf towns and floodplain areas.
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Washington
Commissary Department
Normoyle
Congress
War Department
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Red River
Louisiana
Mississippi
Torras
New Roads
Atchafalaya
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Bachelor
Baton Rouge
Bayou Sara
St. Francisville
President Taft and Roosevelt Pivot Maryland Primaries
Maryland becomes a political battleground as Taft and Roosevelt tour the state ahead of Monday’s primaries. The new law lets delegates bind to presidential candidates per constituents wishes, with Maryland’s county based delegation shaping the national convention vote.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Taft
Roosevelt
Auto collision injures none. Mathewson car damaged
An electric car collided with the Mathewson auto from the naval stores plant on L Street at Norwich. The Mathewson vehicle suffered heavy damage and one wheel bent, but the driver escaped serious injuries as the car veered into the streetcar.
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Mathewson
Naval Stores Plant
L Street
Norwich
Prizes Captured by Brunswick Students
The Brunswick delegation from Glynn High School attended the High School Association meeting in Valdosta and returned with numerous prizes. Miss Clara Briesenick won first in the girls essay contest and Wade Anderson took first in spelling. Brunswick carried the top honors, with many participants earning awards, more than any other district school.
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Brunswick
Glynn High School
High School Association
Valdosta
Clara Briesenick
Wade Anderson
Brunswick and Fernandina to Battle on Tuesday
The first baseball game of the season will be played Tuesday afternoon at the local grounds between Brunswick and Fernandina second teams. Brunswick’s squad will likely be their whole team this season, relying on several promising players and upcoming games. Fernandina is described as unusually fast, promising an interesting contest.
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Brunswick
Fernandina
Local veterans head to Macon for annual reunion
The largest local veteran delegation ever departs for Macon to join the annual reunion of veterans of the country. Expects one of the biggest, most successful gatherings with special railway arrangements including extra coaches and a Pullman for the night trip.
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Macon
Southern Railway
Camp Jackson
B. W. Burroughs
J. T. Lambright
J. J. Burney
Gee
C. Fahm
L. J. Leavy
John Smith
J. W. Hall
T. W. Bolt
R. H Winston
J. W. Owens
Dan Carey Dies Who Claimed First Civil War Shot
A Dalton Georgia report says Dan Carey former Charleston Cadet who boasted of firing the first shot of the Civil War died in Dalton. Carey claimed duty on Morris Island and fired the warning shot from the Star of the West guiding Fort Sumter events.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Dalton
Dan Carey
Carey
Charleston
Morris Island
Fort Moultrie
Fort Sumter
Iines
Cadet Haynesworth Leads First Star of the West Shot
Charleston records show Dan Carey was not in the cadet corps. Cadet G. T. Haynesworth fired the lanyard for the Star of the West cannon and the cadets also fired the first shot on Fort Sumter, per the records.
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Charleston
S. C
Citadel
Dan Carey
Star of the West
G. T. Haynesworth
Fort Sumter
Edward Brazelle to be hanged on May 24
Augusta Ga May 4 Edward Brazelle a young sign painter who last December shot and killed Carl de Belle Huncan a 17 year old girl has been sentenced to hang on May 24 Brazelle killed the girl with a shotgun while she attended his sick wife It is said Brazelle was infatuated with the girl and she repulsed his advances The girl's body fell on the bed where Mrs Brazelle was lying helpless and ill Brazelle is said to have been drinking heavily at the time.
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Augusta
Edward
Brazelle
Carl ‘de Belle Huncan
Jewelry Auction Draws Crowds At K Mott Store
Large crowds visited the K Mott jewelry store for auction bargains and spirited bidding as prices remained low. Dr Mott plans to pack the stock and depart for Atlanta early next week while remaining stock will be sold at auction prices on Monday.
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K. Mott
Dr. Mott
Atlanta
Young White Man Killed in Mt Pleasant Freight Accident
Atkinson Brown twenty two of this city was fatally injured when a Southern freight train at Mt Pleasant ran over him after he rushed to apply brakes. He died soon after reaching the hospital. Survived by his mother Mrs S H Brown six brothers and four sisters. Funeral Monday at the family home.
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Atkinson Brown
Southern
Mt. Pleasant
Young Brown
Lumber City
Southern Railway
Brown
J. P. Harrell
Blanton
H. Brown
Union Street
Kaiser May Week Sale Opens With Real Bargains
A. Kaiser & Bro announce the regular May week sale starting tomorrow morning and lasting one week. The Brunswick firm has a reputation for delivering advertised bargains across all lines, with special sales promised.
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A. Kaiser & Bro
Kaiser
Brunswick
Series of Sermons at First Baptist Church May Schedule
Rev L F E Roberts announces a May sermon series at the First Baptist Church with morning topics on The Rights of God and The Game of the Devil and evening topics on the same themes Each Sabbath hosts 11 am and 745 pm services with choir in charge Sunday school Philathea and Baraca classes meet at 330 pm All are invited.
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L. FE. Roberts
First Baptist Church
God
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U. S. Commissary
Crescent City
Teddy
Wilson
Clark
Ures
Mary
Big Mathewson
Nan
Edward Braelle
Mott
Utes
Hospital
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