Georgia Day program for Roosevelt at Jamestown Exposition
President Roosevelt will participate in Georgia day exercises at the Jamestown Exposition on June 10. He will board the battleship Georgia, pass between ships, land at the government pier, and be escorted to the reviewing stand. Governor Terrell will present the silver service to the battleship Georgia. A reception and address to the National Editorial Association follow.
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Norfolk
G. T. Sheppard
Roosevelt
Georgia
Chesapeake Bay
Terrell
W. N.mitchell
Fortress Monroe
Government Pier
F. D. Grant
Lee Parade
Hitchell
Twenty-Third Region Infantry
Viri Infantry
Georgia Infantry
United States Naval Academy
Virginia Militar Institute
Funeral Party Fights Fire Near Sayville Church
A forest fire threatened an Episcopal church in the Long Island Pines north of Sayville while a funeral service was underway. The damp smoke filled the church and forced mourners to move, but firefighters kept the flames from causing major damage.
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New York
Episcopal Church
Long Island Pines
Sayville
Court Takes Recess After Mistrial In Georgia Case
Judge Parker declared a mistrial in the Ingram Hilton Dodge case and recessed proceedings until Monday June 4 to permit local attorneys to attend the Georgia Bar Association meeting at Tybee. The meeting features an address by Hon. Champ Clark of Missouri and draws many attorneys.
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Ingram-Hilton-Dodge
Parker
Georgia Bar Association
Tybee
Champ Clark
Missouri
Notes Along River Front Arrivals and Departures
Yesterday at the pier vessels moved with lampasas arriving from Mobile while the schooners George A McFanden and Margaret May Riles cleared to various ports. Strikes linger with few talks, Joona shut, union recognition pledge reaffirmed, no major demonstrations seen.
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Lampasas
Johnstons
Mobile
George A. McFanden
Meatier
Beston
Arona
Spurr
Cienfucide
Margaret May Riles
Richard
St. John
Mistrial Declared In Big Dan Law Suit
Ingram vs Hilton Dodge Lumber Co in Glynn superior court ended in a mistrial after 24 hours of deliberation. The jury, split over plaintiff recovery with figures from 60 cents to over 11 000, could not reach a verdict. Judge Parker recharged the panel but failed to resolve the dispute.
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W. H. Ingram
Hilton-Dodge Lumber Company
Glynn
Ingram
Parker
Land Office Removes Eighteen Elderly Employees
Washington May 24 The interior secretary approved Judge Ballinger’s order dismissing seventeen classified staff over age or incompetence and to modernize via typewriting for land patents and records. Ballinger faced criticism but said the move modernizes the land office and prevents delays.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Ballinger
Congress
Garfield
Land Office
Linger
Leah
Longland
Cba Elie
Fis Dogimn
Million Offer Delivers Divorce Quest for Goulds
New York May 24 One million dollars has been offered by Howard Gould to his wife for a divorce. The Gould family stands ready to pay the sum at any moment if Mrs Katherine Clemons Gould accepts under conditions including relinquishing claims to his estate and dropping the Gould name. Mrs Gould has rejected the plan and the offer remains unaccepted.
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New York
Howard Gould
Gould
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Goulds
New Orleans Linked to Central American Revolution Plans
A May 24 report ties the Salvadoran revolt to New Orleans, noting Alfaro and General Salvador Toledo left the city to spark regional uprisings within thirty days. The plan allegedly sought Central American unity under Nicaragua's President Zelaya, with Toledo possibly moving toward Mexico to lead a 10,500-strong force.
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Salvador
New Orleans
Balvado
Calle Yesterdas
Seval
Fradencia
Alfaro
Salvador Toledo
Mexico
Honduras
Guatemala
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Toledo
Mangua
Riot In Gotham Rouses Five Hundred Shirkers And Breakers
In New York on May 24 a riot near Atlantic entrance by South Brooklyn involved about five hundred ship workers and strike breakers. Shots were fired and police had to intervene after hours of disorder at the ferry entrance to the shipyard. About 290 strikers attempted to free workers. one striker suffered injuries during clashes. The incident centers on a confrontation between striking longshoremen and temporary workers amid tensions at the docking area.
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Nesro
New York
Atlantic
South Brooklin
Ferm
Firry Place
Tamilton Ferry
Vcon
Tilzaile
Ong Negro
Michate Stubbs
Mikibrsk Avemie
Hoke Smith Club Plans Inaugural Festivities
The Hoke Smith Club in Atlanta outlines a detailed inaugurations program for Governor-elect Hoke Smith. Committees on transport, badges, music, arrangements, and finance will organize events with plans for a Capitol steps address and a statewide turnout.
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Hoke Smith
Atlanta Constitution
Sam D. Jones
H. H. Cabaniss
Louis Gholslin
Spence
Jones
Cabaniss
Hoke Smith Club
Koke Smith
Capitol
House of Representatives
Noint
South Atlantic League Results Lead With Big Scores
In yesterday's South Atlantic League games Augusta defeated Columbia 9 to 1 while Jacksonville beat Savannah 2 to 0 and Charleston topped Macon 2 to 0.
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Columbia
Savannah
Macon
Augusta
Jacksonville
Charleston
Long Walk to Jamestown Exposition Begins in Race
William Smith and Richard C Beile start a 2680 mile walk from St Louis to the Jamestown exposition. The route passes Birmingham Atlanta Columbia Raleigh as a cross country race format. In City Hall services a pastor will speak on Christ the Controlling Force of all Life in morning and Character and Conduct in the afternoon. Public invited.
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St. Louis
William Smith
Richard C. Beile
Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta
Columbia
3. C
Raleigh
Christ
All Life
New Industries Reported In Georgia Week
The Tradesman's Weekly Sovier lists new Georgia industries for the week including a Sparta section mill and a Valdesta door factory funded with 315000 cash. Also noted are a Wariwelli-fee factory and a Jaundrs Urynoyith Light plant expanding regional industry.
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Sovier
Georgia
Sparta
Valdesta
Wariwelli
Fee
Jaundrs Urynoyith
Presbyterians to Hear Sermon at Pres Stetien Church
On Sunday morning at the Pres Stetien church Rev F D Thonas will preach on Mark 32 34 Not f vg the kingdom of Goa At p Seanbicer will be Luke 19 41 4
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Pres Stetien
F.D
Thonas
Kingdom of
Goa
At & P
Seanbicer
Mayor in Atlanta Attends Gora Monument Dedication
The mayor of Atlanta attended ceremonies last night for the unveiling of the Gora monument, honoring local history and community leaders. The event drew residents and officials from the city to the public site.
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Atlanta
Macey Srchons
Gora, Am
Rice Straw For Sale At Brune Wharf
Fresh straw bale sale at Brune Wharf offered by Inniveyne in a bright price list. Buyers may purchase at forty five cents per bale with limited lots available and small lots for local merchants.
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Ats Hestio’s
Brunewie
Dent
Mantel
Mew Standing Of The Candidates Tomorrow
The News contest offers 1650 in prizes for Brunswick area contestants as voters rally to back their preferred candidates. Early week voting boosts totals while readers are urged to enroll subscriptions and mobilize friends for votes. The paper promotes its role as an educator and urges sending copies north to please distant supporters.
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Georgia
Appraisers Fix Value Of Brunswick Water Plant At 100000 Plus
Arbitrators submit appraised value of the Mutual Light and Water Company water works in Brunswick at 100,352.69 dollars, covering real estate, boilers, pumps, piping, hydrants, meters, and mains. If New Town Lot 2094 is excluded per contract, net price drops to 90,812.59, with a proposal to itemize excluded tools and on-hand supplies upon city possession. The report notes capacity tests showing 2,822,600 gallons daily and lists involved parties Loward J. O'Reirne Ludlow and Umpire Dar l. GO.
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Mutual Light and Water Company
City of Brunswick
Strachan
Brunswick
Old Town
New Town
N. Street
Celethorpe
City of
PF. DO. M. Strachan
Loward J. O'Reirne
J. Ll. Ludlow
Prominent Visitia E H Clay Visits Marietta Client
Prominent visitor E H Clay of Marietta, son of Gonater, arrived on professional business. He spoke at length with The News office and announced his father has been ill for weeks but expected to recover soon. physicians anticipate his return to health.
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Lay Ts Aman
Marietta Baa
Trips to St Simon Island Highlight Sunday Service
The St Simon Transit Company announces double daily boat trips to the island Sunday leaving the city at 9:00 AM and 2:30 PM. The seaside resort offers ideal bathing conditions and a popular day trip for visitors.
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Victtore
St. Simon
Veterans to Meet at Camp Jacks
A local notice calls a veterans meeting at Camp Jacks on Saturday at 5 pm for important business. Attendees urged to attend.
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the James
Birrmingham
Ais
Enis
Gosce
Joona
Locke Ort
Previdant Jemison
Street Car Company
BIG Dan
W. C. Wood
Hawley
Gotham
EAT
Hoke
Ises
Piedmont
South Atlantic
Presbyterian Church
MSE
Tech
Hegnlois
Lud
Low, O’sierne and
Earle
Go Darl
Gonater
Hera Yesday
Ben City
Oiele Iit Omnt
Clay
Marietta
CIA
Cinswiele
Venteves
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