National Tie and Timber Company Opens Brunswick Office
The American Tie and Timber Company of New York, a major tie supplier, has set up offices in Brunswick with McKinnon Campbell as local manager. It takes over Brown & Co ties stock of 97 000 and uses half the old Brown & Co wharves and the Whaley dock area. H. M. C. Vedder of New York is president. Campbell plans to move his family to the area once a home is found.
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Brunswick
American Tie and Timber Company
New York
Jacksonville
Fernandina
McKinnon Campbell
Florida
Bowset
Brown & Co
H. M. C. Vedder
8Finaver Campbell
News
Thoroghy
Geruis“Wick
Old Brown & Co. Wharves
Hansen Baker
National Vie and Timber Company
Savannah Tug Cambria to Arrive for Brunswick Overhaul
The large Savannah tug Cambria is expected in Brunswick today or tonight for extensive repairs. Parker Hensell Engineering Company won the $5,000 contract to overhaul the vessel including new boilers after long service.
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Cambria
Brunswick
Atteytion
Parker-Hensell Engineering Company
Flemington Crosstie Dealer Visits Brunswick
J E Brodhead of Flemington N J a major crosstie dealer with a city branch arrived yesterday and will stay several days. He is a friend of Brunswick and optimistic about its future noting the region’s natural advantages and ongoing development while assessing local business and navigation, expressing satisfaction with Dranswies operations.
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J. E. Brodhead
Flemington
N. 1
W. B. Cook
Brunswick interest grows in Tennessee to Atlantic Canal idea
Col. C. P. Goodyear of Brunswick urges a Georgia Mississippi corridor canal to link Tennessee with the Atlantic. He cites international canal examples and argues vast public benefit, noting the national transportation crisis and potential benefits to over a third of Americans.
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Macon
Brunswick
Col. C. P. Goodyear
Tennessee
Atlantic Ocean
Georgia
Mississippi
News voting contest pushes extra votes for subscriptions
The News outlines contest rules offering two thousand votes for five new or six month subscriptions. Orders must be in by June 1 to receive extra votes. The offer has broad support among candidates and is seen as the best way to gain votes, with many products promised to top vote getters.
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Biret
Wall Court
New Boat Line Proposed for St Simon Island
A Brunswick and Atlanta capital investor plans a stock company to run a steam boat line linking Brunswick to St Simon Island. He believes Brunswick’s growth will boost St Simon as a premier south Atlantic resort and anticipates terminal facilities and a pier setup, predicting future excursion steamers to handle rising coastal crowds.
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St. Simon
Atlan
Brn
Brunswick
St. Si
South Atlantic
Atlanta
Confederate Memorial Unveiling Prompt, General Order Issued
General Order No. 67 calls on all southerners to pause 2 p m June 3 1901 for the unveiling of the Jefferson Davis statue at the Richmond reunion of Confederate veterans. It urges railroads shops and factories to suspend work and halt traffic for five minutes as a tribute to Davis and Confederate leaders.
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Jefferson Davis
Richmond
Les
Virginia
Court Postpones Criminal Docket to Civil Week
Judge Parker will convene the superior court next Monday and continue civil docket work for the week with several civil cases to be tried first. The criminal docket is not expected to begin before June 9, due to long civil cases and multiple murder cases awaiting disposition.
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Parker
Superior Court
James Town Exposition Trips Offer Women Scholarships
The notice promotes automobile trips to the James Town Exposition with round trip transport, Pullman lodging, meals a la carte, and hotel stays at the destination. It highlights watches and scholarships for young ladies, a voting bonus of 2000 extra votes for six month subscriptions, and details on how and when votes are counted and polled.
Remarkable Accident Involving Assistant Chief Owens Horse
The handsome horse owned by Assistant Chief Owens suffered a remarkable accident at a blacksmith shop. Frightened, the animal bit off its own tongue near the root while attempting to break free. A veterinarian was summoned, but recovery remains uncertain.
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Owens
TOG TALK LODGE PREPARES FOR FURNISHINGS MEETING
Glynn aerie of ogles will hold an important meeting in their hall this evening. Members are urged to attend as the agenda includes deciding on furnishing a new lodge room and initiating several new members.
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Banjies
Glynn Aerie
Ogles
Summer concert opens in Hanover park with Atlantic band
The city council funded first summer concert last Thursday night. The Atlantic band will perform in Hanover park tomorrow evening with a special program for the public. Local musicians will have minor roles, and the series will rotate between Hanover and Orange parks throughout the summer, allowing residents in both city sections to attend.
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Hanover Park
Atlantic Band
Iriday
Orange Park
New Town
Savannah Knights Templars Institute New Commandery
St Elmo Commandery Knights Templars was instituted at car hall last night. Forty-one members received the rank of the commandery and the attendance reached about ninety five percent of total enrollment. Officers elected include Eminent commander N H Pallard and Generalissimo W G Brantley.
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St. Elmo
Knights Templars
Car Hall
Stalwa
W. S. Rockwell
George Williams
Savannah
Masonic Lodge
N. H. Pallard
W. G. Brantley
W. F. Symons
Robt. Kerr
A. D. Gale
W. M. Tupper
I. H. Houseman
J. C. B.blitch
Pyles
W. M. Purvis
E. R. Conant
A. M. Smi
F. A. Wrench
Sentinel
J. J. Spears
Planing mill accident injures North & Poor worker
W H Edwards of Mt Pleasant employed at North and Poor mill on Mansfield street was badly hurt yesterday morning when a belt snapped and he was thrown under a pulley. The collar bone near the neck was fractured. Dr. A C Christie set the bone and the patient was sent home to Mt Pleasant with a long recovery ahead.
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Planing Mill
W. H. Edward's
Pleasant
North & Poor's
Mansfield Street
Edwards
A. C. Christie
Mt. Pleasant
Church Nearing Completion in Waycross
H P Dowling contractor of the new First Methodist church in Waycross visited Brunswick to review progress. Roofing and cornices are in place and interior and exterior work advance satisfactorily. He expects to complete and turn over to the congregation by July 1 and says it will be one of the state’s handsomest church edifices.
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H. P. Dowling
Waycross
First Methodist
Brunswick
Revival Meetings At McKendree Church Draw Crowds
In New Town the revival services at McKendree church attract growing attendance each day. A special ladies meeting is set for 4 PM with Dr Hill delivering a sermon for women, while men are also invited. The series continues through the rest of the week.
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McKendree Church
New Town
Hill
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