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Newspaper

Brunswick News

Location

Brunswick, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1910

Page

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Elks Buy Handsome Home for Lodge Improvements

The Brunswick Elks have purchased G. Loewenstein’s Reynolds street home behind the post office. Plans include converting it into one of the state’s handsomest lodge rooms with extensive improvements to grounds, lawn, drives, gardens, bowling alleys, tennis facilities, and reading, pool, and billiard rooms. The lot measures 150 by 180 feet from Reynolds to Union, with the lodge aiming to move in by early fall. The old Elks lot north of the National Bank may be held for future use rather than sold.

Brunswick Lodge of Elks G. Loewenstein Reynolds Street A. M. Calder Elks The National Bank Laage Loewenstein Reynolds Union Street the Elks

Adding Third Story to Downing Building

The Downing company at the foot of Monk Street begins adding a third story. The roof has been removed to prepare the expansion. When finished the building will be among the city’s largest and will serve multiple company needs due to business growth.

The Downing Company Monk Street

Elks Present Retiring Brunswick Lodge Leader

Albert Fendig, retiring exalted ruler of the Brunswick lodge of Elks, was presented with a handsome Elk emblem watch fob at the lodge meeting on Thursday night. Cokha Ti Dunn delivered the presentation speech noting the high esteem in which he is held. Fendig expressed thanks for the gift.

Albert Fendig Brunswick Lodge of Elks Fendig Cok Ha Ti Dunn

Jacksonville man buys stranded schooner Gracie D Buchanan at Nassau sound

D. Anderson of Jacksonville purchased the four masted schooner Gracie D Buchanan for 1200 dollars at public sale in Jacksonville after ten crew members claimed 1042 dollars for work moving the vessel from a sand bar near Fernandina. The ship lay aground near Nassau sound and had been a regular trader in the area.

T. Anderson Jacksonville Gracie D. Buchanan Nassau Sound Fernandina Buchanan Harrington Gracie D. Bacharan Merrill‘Stevens Engineering Company Merriel-Stevens Engineering Company Kaufmann & Merriell Anderson South Jacksonville Dry Dock Company Herr

Finish the Week for New City Suburban Railway Loop

City and Suburban Railway expect completion of the loop at the south end connecting Union and Albany street lines by week’s end. New summer cars will arrive within weeks and be put into service, with a doubled schedule for southern residents and Albany street and south end lines.

City and Suburban Railway Company Union Albany Street South End

Georgia Automobile Endurance Run to Circle State

Brunswick and Georgia towns gear up for a seven day around state endurance run starting simultaneously with 700 per cent more excitement than a single cloud of dust. Plan includes 300 plus cars traversing towns from Macon to Savannah with stops through Gwinnett Jackson Oconee Clarke and more. Representatives from many towns will meet in Macon to set rules and organize the Good Roads Campaign.

Atlanta Athens Augusta Savannah Brunswick Valdosta Americus Aimany Altany Macon Savannah-Brunswick Darien, Ferry Albany Maconil Bree Georgia Howell Atlanta Constitution South Georgia Ty Cobb Wagner Quitman Thomasville Tech Gwinnett Jackson Oconee Clarke Andersonville Houston Bibb Monroe Pike Spalding Henry Clayton Waycros Guflin

End of Ballinger Pinchot Hearings May End Debate

Arguments by counsel on the Ballinger Pinchot investigation closed in Washington as Vertres defended Secretary Ballinger and Braneis and Pepper for the prosecution offered a half hour rebuttal. Fifteen days are allowed for briefs. report to Congress not yet certain.

Washington Ballinger-Pinchot Vertres Ballinger Cunningham Alaska Attoreny Braneis Pepper Congress

Fire destroys four implement houses in Minneapolis

Minneapolis May 25 The fire this morning destroyed four large implement houses and other property causing about a million dollars in losses. The warehouses burned were Rock Island Great Northern Waterbury and Northwestern. The Sixth Avenue Hotel was practically destroyed.

Minneapolis Rock Island Great Northern Waterbury Northwestern Sixth Avenue

Steamer Emmeline Excursion From Cumberland Island

A large crowd plans a 9 AM departure on the Emmeline for a Cumberland Island outing. Round trip fare is 50e with arrangements made for a pleasant day. Returns at 5 PM with a promised day of pleasure for all aboard.

Emmeline Cumberland

Rothschilds Jewelry Auction Ends Monday Night

The Rothschild jewelry sale closes Monday night after two weeks of reductions. Mr. Rothschild says nationally handsome and valuable articles will be offered and sold to the entrant public. An unusually large crowd is expected to attend to buy jewelry at their own prices.

Rothschild

Ice Cream Soda Tied to Man’s Death in City Hospital

New York physicians report William C. Baldwin died after drinking ice cream soda and developing ptomaine poisoning. The hospital medical team ties the death to the soda consumption, noting onset after the beverage.

William Baldwin New York William C. Baldwin Baldwin

Political talk swells as Georgia race shapes up

In Atlanta on May 28 supporters of Governor Brown anticipate a 1910 gubernatorial bid. Brown plans to announce after the June 4 meeting of the state Democratic executive committee and is likely to run on a familiar 1908 platform. Other names, such as Judge Russell and Hoke Smith, are subject to decision as candidates weigh their options.

Atlanta Joseph mm. Brown Democratic Executive Committee Hoke Smith Russell Develomdents Edward H. Walker College Park L. L. Middlebrooks Newton County H. H. Perry Gainesville Little Joe

Rev Sammons Services And Classes Schedule

Pastor Rev J E Sammons announces Sunday services at 1 am and 8 pm with Sunday school and Philathea Baraca classes at 4 pm. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 pm. A cordial welcome will be given to all visitors and strangers.

J. E. Sammons

Naugatuck Manufacturer John Hi Whitemore Dies

Naugatuck Connecticut on May 28 Henry Whitemore a renowned metal producer and prominent state rich man has died.

Naugatuck, Conn John Hi. Whitemore

Looks Like War Between Peru And Ecuador

Official dispatches from Lima and Quito report Peru and Ecuador rapidly advancing war preparations. The clash between the two nations appears inevitable as tensions escalate in the region.

Washington, D. C State Department Lima Quito Peru Ecuador

Fearrington's Drug Store Advertises in The News

Fearrington's Drug Store, a popular local shop, builds its reputation with unique ads appearing in The News over several Sundays. The energetic owners promote printer's ink and claim mastery in making soda water, ice cream, and cool drinks.

Fearrington’s

Lorimer Denounces McCormick in Senate Speech

Illinois Senator William Lorimer defends his Senate seat against bribery charges leveled by Chicago Tribune reporting. He calls the paper's article a political plot and attacks Medill McCormick and the alleged author White as tools of a conspiracy to ruin him. He urges a Senate investigation into the affair.

Washington United States Senate William Lorimer Illinois Senate Lorimer Chicago Tribune New Banking Association Lee O'Neal Brown Illinois House Brown Medill McCormick The Tribune Ochas Anite White Tribunes the Tribune

Pretty stock of goods at Th. F. Winter tailor shop

Th F Winter, a Brunswick tailor, displays a handsome summer line of goods. He has built a long local reputation for style, quality, and workmanship, employing skilled workers to satisfy his customers with reliable clothing.

F. Winter Brunswick

News to Furnish Daily Cotton Reports From Lathem Firm

The News will receive a daily telegraph cotton letter report from Lathem Alexander Co of New York. Readers will get morning summaries of market movements and quotations. Three local automobiles carrying four passengers depart for Waycross with sign boards to be placed at cross roads and return tonight.

Firm of Lathem, Alexander & Company Daily Telegraph Lathem, Alexander & Co New York Waycross Wayross

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Downing Gracie Jack Sonville Battle Creek Mich M. B. Luce Rothschild’ Sale First Baptist Church John Whitemore Fearrington Senator Lorimer McCormick the Chi Cago Tribune T. F. Winter
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