Regiwvers Named for the Yaryan Naval Stores Company
Proceedings list Regiwvers named for the Yaryan Naval Stores Company. No interference with organization of the lay.
25 May 1913
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Newspaper
Brunswick News
Location
Brunswick, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1913
Page
1
Proceedings list Regiwvers named for the Yaryan Naval Stores Company. No interference with organization of the lay.
Judge Speer in Macon appointed three receivers for the Yaryan Naval Stores Company. Braley as president Homer T. Yargan vice president and inventor and W H Felton former Macon judge take control to preserve assets and reorganize amid market turmoil. Brunswick residents await plant operation and potential reorganization plans.
Calgary May 24 Luther McCarty world white heavyweight champion died after a blow to the heart delivered in the first round by Arthur Pesky during their scheduled match. The fatal strike, known as the famous Fitz solar plexus, felled McCarty who groaned and died soon after the count. Pesky was arrested.
Atlanta May 24 Leo M Frank was indicted by the Fulton county grand jury for the murder of 14 year old Mary Phagan whose body was found in the factory building where Frank was superintendent Newt Lee a night watchman also held for grand jury consideration James Connally admitted writing notes found with the girl and identified as his work as a prisoner in the case
Large audiences attended all three Chautauqua performances yesterday including the Shakespeare comedy Comedy of Errors. The Redpath bureau program featured Tahan the Indian convert and an extensive talk by ChatlPrea on habit formation. Local events included a Scout hike and a strong lecture agenda with music.
Severe fighting resumes between Greek and Bulgarian troops near Saloniki with both sides fighting infantry and artillery. Greece reports 1 captain and 250 soldiers killed or wounded as hostilities are suspended. A Bulgarian mutiny at Serres ends in officers death by self-inflicted action.
Tokio May 24 The ailing Emperor Yoshihito shows signs of recovery from pneumonia as physicians report improved nourishment and strong heart action. Imperial master of ceremonies Count Chiaki Watanabe reads President Wilson's sympathy message to the emperor.
Burtfield of Toledo and J Volpe of Van West Ohio recently bought 2300 acres near Nahunta about 35 miles from the city on the Coast Line. They were joined by 15 other buyers awaiting settlement to locate at the spot. The pair reported strong sales of subdivided farms and expected further purchases to be resold in smaller tracts to local merchants.
The Ben Greet players offered a masterly performance of The Comedy of Errors in Brunswick. Leonard Shepherd as the merchant Ares in Syracuse led a uniformly blended cast with swift pacing and lively misfortunes drawing applause from a impressed audience.
Fifty people die and many injured when the municipal auditorium on the pier in Long Beach collapses during a Victoria Day tribute. Early tallies range from 40 to 60 dead with scores hurt as spectators plunge into a sand-covered area below. A separate fire at the Old Sawmill on Bay Street required two hours of hose and wall destruction to control a blaze, with 1,300 feet of hose used.
Nat Goodwin the actor will marry Miss Marjorie Moreland today in a private ceremony at his Ocean Park home. Moreland, leading lady in Goodwin's latest stage venture, is the bride. The wedding marks Goodwin’s fifth marriage amid a recent wave of personal news from theater circles. New York reports note DeWolf Hopper, recently divorced from Nella Bergen, married secretly last Friday to Elda Curry at Lambs Club, with Hopper’s prior wives listed.
Judge Emory Speer of Macon will arrive in the city this morning and travel to St Simon to join his family at the seaside resort for several days. He plans to remain on the stand briefly before returning to the island.
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