Cleveland declines to discuss politics in cordial interview
Princeton May 5 Former President Grover Cleveland reached his home after a West welcome and a tiring journey from St Louis He chatted with a New York Herald reporter in his Princeton residence avoiding direct remarks on the 1904 presidential race and whether he will return to public life He offered a pleasant greeting with a poised reserve and a practiced refusal to engage on political future or party plans.
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Princeton
Grover Cleveland
St. Louis
West
New York Herald
Princeton University
Cleveland
Tre
United States
New Democracy
Mack
Mr. Cleveland
Bryan
Cleveland avoids predicting 1964 nomination during Princeton interview
In a Princeton interview, former President Cleveland dodges talk of a 1964 Democratic renomination while affirming his happiness in retirement. He notes warm receptions from St Louis Exposition coverage and declines to discuss Bryan’s influence or future party plans.
Women at Oklahoma City convention embrace Postum coffee substitute
At a recent Oklahoma City teachers convention several attendees learned hygiene tips from a sister educator who credits Postum Coffee with restoring her health after a stomach ailment tied to coffee. She reports quitting coffee and drinking Postum improved her digestion and ability to teach, and says eight fellow teachers at a boarding house also felt better after trying it.
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Oklahoma City
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Resignations of Two County Officials Reported
Glynn county commissioners met in regular session. Davis Dubberly resigned from the board with no reason given. J A Ward resigned from the board of education after moving out of the county. Elections to fill both vacancies were postponed until the next meeting.
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Glynn County
Court House
J. J. Lott
J. R. Knibb
C. Miller
W. R. Townsend
C. D. Ogg
J. 3. Wright
Davis Dubberly
Dubberly
J. A. Ward
Board of Education
Ward
Ramblers Defeat Juvenile Opponents 8 to 6 on Fairgrounds Diamond
Parat fifth interval at the FRE Wanita field featured a lively juvenile baseball game yesterday afternoon. The Ramblers won 8 to 6 in a competitive clash with skilled young players. The two clubs showed real ability and plan another meeting next Saturday afternoon.
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Fairgrounds
Ramblers
City Court Trial Docket Patch Financial Penalties
The city court resumed sessions and disposed of criminal cases. Robert Sherman convicted of larceny from house with ten months on the chain gang or $75 fine and costs. Joe Cooper convicted of concealed pistol with eight months on the gang or $50 fine and costs. Will Bloodworth convicted of assault and battery with six months on the chain gang or $50 fine and costs. Sykes Brown tried for assault and battery.
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Sherman
House
Joe Cooper
Will Bloodworth
Sykes Brown
Slaton Pushes Biennial Sessions Plan In Georgia
In Atlanta on May 5 Representative John M. Slaton of Fulton county announced plans to introduce a bill for Georgia to hold biennial legislative sessions. D Blackburn, who drafted a similar bill years ago, argued that other states have biannual sessions and Georgia should follow suit. Officer Richardson will start street tax collection, continuing a solid patrol record.
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Slaton
Atlanta
John M. Slaton
Fulton County
Georgia
D Blackburn
Memorial Association Thanks After Memorial Day Observance
The Memorial Association expresses gratitude to Mrs Baya and the chorus for music. They thank Mr J W Thomas and Mr H S McCrary for loan of carriages, Mr D W Krauss for his address, Mr Olewine for the piano, the marshal for service, the Riflemen for the armory use, the military, and all who joined in the day’s observance. Signed by Mrs J M Madden president and Mrs J H Hunter secretary.
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Baya
J. W. Thomas
H. S. McCrary
D. W. Krauss
Olewine
J. M .Madden
J. H. Hunter
Felton Lecture Postponed Indefinitely at Auditorium
The auditorium committee has decided to indefinitely postpone Mrs. W. H. Felton's lecture, which was scheduled for tomorrow night at the auditorium.
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W. H. Felton
Douglas Hardware to Become Lee Hardware Company
The Douglas Hardware Company plans to amend its petition to reconstitute as Lee Hardware Company with expanded capital and facilities. Lee, a key Glynn county figure and longtime Glynn treasurer, will head the new corporation which will focus on retail and extend into wholesale traffic in Brunswick. The charter petition will appear in a week or ten days and aims to strengthen local mercantile and industrial standing.
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Superior Court
Douglass Hardware Co
Lee Hardware Company
Douglas Hardware Company
Lee ‘Hardware Company
H. S. Lee
Lee
Brunswick
Glynn County
Succe
Guerry on Brunswick and Southern Prosperity
In Brunswick the Georgian notes growing Southern interest after a memorial address by Dupont Guerry. Mrs Madden and Mrs Hunter help lead the Ladies Memorial Association as Brunswicks advances include a $16,000,000 steel plant and the Magic Machen railroad to Montezuma, signaling rapid growth and rising prosperity.
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Brunswick
South
Madden
Hunter
Burke and
Liberty
Ladies Memorial Association
Col. Krauss
Malone
Montezuma
Weather Forecast for Georgia Today
Forecast for today shows fair skies in the northern portion of Georgia while the coast experiences cloudy conditions.
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Georgia
Train Backing Over Car On A. C. L. Wharf Injures Foreman
Six African American laborers unloading cross ties on the Atlantic Coast Line wharf were nearly killed when a locomotive backed into a box car and overturned it. Ned Robinson sustained minor injuries. others escaped unhurt but were frightened. The car was righted and damage was minimal.
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Tic Coast Line
Ned Robinson
Citizen critiques Johnson sewerage report in Brunswick News
A reader reviews Mr. Johnsons sewerage report and finds the inspection limited to mains, missing drains. The letter highlights sand buildup, obstructions in laterals, and calls for remedial action to prevent health risks.
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Brunswick News
Johnson
Muansfield Street
Cochran Avenue
G Street
Record Wrecked: Norwegian Bark Rescued by French Vessel
The Norwegian bark Record, bound from Darien to Fleetweed with lumber, was sighted in distress after a northwest gale. Her crew of fourteen were rescued by the French brig Printemps, and later transferred to the steamship Victoria from Liverpool.
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J. O. Johansen
Record
Portsground
Norway
Darien
White Star Line
Liverpool
Redon
Cavin
Printemps
The Party Returns Off for Washington
The report leaves us doubtful about the system as house drains and laterals were largely uninspected. Defective plumbing is likely, and without thorough inspection and ongoing care serious trouble may arise. A competent mechanical engineer is urged to oversee the system to ensure long term first class condition.
Pleasant trip ends with Brunswick welcome for steel group
Ex Senator McLaurin and President Umsted led a party of B and B steel plant officials touring Georgia and Alabama cities. They praised Brunswick and reported plans to return to Washington while hinting at possible permanent residence in Brunswick. The contingent's visit included Eufaula meetings seeking support for the Brunswick and Birmingham railroad.
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Umsted
Crovatt
Lewis Brittan
J. A. McDuffie
George L. Craig
DB. Robinson
M. M. Berringer
Georgia
Alabama
Brunswick
Washington
Eufaula
Ala
Brunswick & Birmingham Railroad
Senator McLaurin
President Umsted
Oglethorpe
Acamania Aeae
New York
Arnheiter to Open New Brunswick Meat Market This Saturday
Chris Arnheiter, longtime Brunswick meat market operator, returns from Jacksonville and readies the Wright building at Newcastle and Monk for a Saturday morning opening. Crews install new fixtures as he plans a full line of meats sausages groceries and more, with his family back in town to support the venture.
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Chris. Arnheiter
Jacksonville
Wright
Newcastle
Monk Streets
Arnheiter
Brunswick
Monk Street
Georgia League forms with many cities aiming to join
The Macon News reports a Georgia baseball league is forming with Savannah Griffin Valdosta McRae Dublin Macon Americus Athens Cordele Albany signifying intent. Brunswick urged to join as the league attracts capital and amateur talent from the South.
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Macon News
Georgia
Savannah
Griffin
Aneusia
Valdosta
McRae
Dublin
Macon
Ameriens
Athens
Cordele
Albany
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