Trusts Topic Dominates Brantley Interview in Savannah
Congressman Brantley from Brunswick visits Savannah and discusses trusts and methods to curb monopoly. He urges action over constitutional change, naming tariffs, postal rules, interstate commerce powers, and enforcement of anti cartel laws as avenues. He compliments Savannah’s Union Station and Casino on the riverfront.
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Iman
W. G. Brantley
Brantley
Brunswick
Savannah
Reily
Louisiana
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Station
South
Washington
Thunderbolt
Mr. Brantley
W. W. Osborne
A. A. Lawrence
Creditor S Names Ogg Trustee For Gosch Sash and Door
A creditors meeting in Brunswick named C. D. P. Ogg as permanent trustee for the Gosch Sash and Door factory. Ogg qualified with a $2000 bond. Judge Emory Speer must confirm. Max Isaac remains temporary receiver as the mill and plant stay closed during the lengthy proceedings.
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Gosch Sash and Door
Messrs. Cravatt & Whitfield
C. Dpd. Ogg
Ogg
Emory Speer
United States Court
Max Isaac
Rilo Hondo Cigar Factory Praised Publicly
The Rilo Hondo cigar factory, praised as a proud institution, has convinced Wick cigar smokers that its goods are unmatched. As a result, the factory disposes of its output without unusual effort.
Roosevelt Receives Grand Duke Boris After Narrow Car Crash
President Roosevelt met Grand Duke Boris at Oyster Bay and described yesterday’s Massachusetts collision near his life. He attended a luncheon and expressed deep concern over the Secret Service man Craig’s death, noting he was unaware of the crash until rescued and that he escaped injury.
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Oyster Bay
Grand Duke
Boris
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Craigs
Secret Service
Southern Lang & Cattle Co. Eyes Brunswick Growth
Brunswick gains a proposed new enterprise with incorporation details to be published in tomorrow's News. The Southern Lang & Cattle Co. to be led by Col. KB G Machen F B Candler and F BE Twitty among others, outlining ambitious plans for its operations.
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Brunswick
Southern Lang & Cattle Co
KB. G.machen
F. B. Candler
F. BE. Twitty
Governor Stone Aims to Crush Coal Ring Then Strike Ends
A labor committee met Governor Stone in Harrisburg on September 4 and reported confidence he will break the coal ring. He intends to draft a bill, call a special legislature session, and push the law to resolve the strike. Labor leaders expressed optimism over swift action from the governor and Pennsylvania’s lawmakers.
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Stone
Lhe Committee of Labor
Pennsylvania
Tne
Tillman threats resign over editor’s insult in South Carolina
Lieutenant Governor Jim Tillman vows immediate resignation if The State editor calls him a coward or blackguard face to face. He says he will hand his resignation to Governor McSweeny within fifteen minutes after notice of acceptance. Gonzales has not responded to the threat.
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Charleston
S. C
Jim Tillman
Columbia State
McSweney
Ty. G Gonzales
Engine Man Returns After Failed Gasoline Engine
A. Ross, sent from New York by the engine company, left the Brunswick Electrical plant after two weeks of failed attempts to fix the gasoline engine. The unit proved to be the first of its kind and a failure, and will be returned to the company. Mr. O’Farrell now runs the plant with a steam engine and reports reliable operation with no further breakdowns.
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A. Ross
Engine Company of
New York
Brunswick Electrical Company
O'Farrell
Independent turf group eyed by Gates and Drake
St Louis report states John W. Gates and Joan A. Drake with other wealthy horsemen plan an American Jockey club to form an independent turf association. They aim to establish a string of tracks from New York to San Francisco, with details to follow soon.
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St. Louis
John W. Gates
Joan A. Drake
American Jockey Club
New York
San Francisco
Death of Infant Eugene Miller
Eugene Miller an 11 month old infant of Mr and Mrs Constance Miller died last night at 9 oclock after an illness of two weeks. He will be laid to rest this afternoon at 3 from the family residence on B street. The Millers and their Brunswick friends extend sympathy.
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Eugene
Constance Miller
B Street
Hanus
Mrs. Miller
Brunswick
Sunday News expands reach with free copies distribution
The Sunday News plans to send thousands more copies to Brunswick homes through a foreign advertiser arrangement. Merchants are urged to call Ring 188 at the business office today to place ads and secure prominent display before readers.
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Brunswick
Georgia conferences dates unchanged say Bishop Candler
Bishop W A Candler announced in The Christian Advocate that the Georgia conferences will begin on Wednesdays, with North Georgia on November 19 and South Georgia on December 3. He rejected a proposed December 10 change, deeming it not best.
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Atlanta
W. A. Candler
E Georgia
Christian Advocate
South Georgia
North Georgia
Resignation of Supreme Court Justice Delays Oct 1 Vote
Justice Hal T. Lewis resigns from the supreme court with Governor Candler delaying action pending a conference with Attorney General Boykin Wright. Judge John S. Candler announces candidacy while Judge George F. Gober considers options. Judge John L. Hopkins says no talking yet despite newspapers reports.
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Atlanta
Hal T. Lewis
Supreme Court
Candler
Boykin Wrighat
John S. Candler
Nis
George F. Gober
Blue Ridge
John L. Hopkins
Death of Dr Edward Eggleston at Lake George Cottage
Dr Edward Eggleston famed novelist died in his Lake George cottage during the night from apoplexy at age 65. The news from Glen Falls, N Y states he passed away September 4. He had long been a prominent literary figure.
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Glen Falls
N. Y
Edward Eggleston
Lake George
To Raffle His Horse and Buggy
E A Silvera offers a raffle of his fine horse and buggy as he departs on the 19th for a northern absence of several weeks. The chance to win a good animal is open to a lucky bidder.
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E. A. Silvera
Mr. Silvera
North
Gober’s Resignation Sparks Blue Ridge Circuit Hints
The article notes that ae may seek appointment or election, with a resignation date suggested for October 5 and a two year term if appointed. Governor Candler rejects this plan, stating Justice Lewis' successor must be elected October 1. Hiram P. Bell of Forsyth is mentioned as a potential candidate if Judge Gober resigns.
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Candler
Justice Lewis
Hiram P. Bell
Forsyth
Blue Ridge
Gober
Brunswick Darien Savannah Game Draws Attention
A baseball match between Brunswick and Darien Savannah clubs, for a purse of 00, is attracting strong local interest in Brunswick and Darien. Both sides claim victory and funds are backing the visitors as they boast of a repeat win. The date will be set later.
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Brunswick
Darien
Darien-Savannah
Wells Announces Albany Wedding of Miss Mary Ellen
Invitations from Mr and Mrs R S Wells announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Mary Ellen Wells to Dr Davis Stewart in Albany on September 24 Miss Wells lived much of her life in Brunswick before moving to Albany a year ago Dr Stewart is a respected Albany citizen and has visited Brunswick on several occasions
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R. S. Wells
Ary Ellen
Davis Stewart
Albany
Dr. Davis
Southern Railway Machinists Union Leader Returns with Wage Win
President M F Darby of the Southern Railway Machinists Union reports from Washington that Southern railway officials granted a 10 percent wage increase, effective September 1. He says the increase meets the union’s request.
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Knoxville, Tenn
M. F. Darby
Southern Railway Machinists’ Union
Washington
Southern Railway
Ninth district GOP convention nominates Col Campbell Slemp
Roanoke Virginia September 4 The Ninth district Republican convention met at Abingdon and nominated Col Campbell Slemp of Wise County for Congress.
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Roanoke
Abingdon
Col
Campbell Slemp
Wise County
Czarina Reported Not in Danger After Premature Birth
An official St. Petersburg journal states the czarina is not in danger following a premature accouchement. The anticipated heir to the throne remains deferred as a result.
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St. Petersburg
Czarina
Brookman News Notes Startling Local Travels
Brookman reports a series of short visits and returns. Mrs. Dave Benbow went back to High Springs after visiting aunt Mrs. Livingston. Miss Josephine Williamson returned from Cypress Mills. Alice Wall and Annie Livingston left for Palatka after visiting Miss Florida Livingston. Prof. Ballard stopped in for business. John Sterns spent weekend with J. A. Williamson. Rev. D. D. Jones returned to Atkinson after visiting friends. Jeff Dickson went home to Patterson. Noland Goodyear returned to Waycross. Isaac Lang visited his parents in Woodbine.
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Josephine Williamson
Cypress Mills
Saiss
Alice Wall
Nnie Livingston
Palatka
Fla
Florida Livingston
Prof. Ballard
John Sterns
J. A. Williamson
D. D. Jones
Atkinson
Jeff Dickson
Patterson
Noland Goodyear
Waycross
Isaa Lang
Woodbine
Opera House to reopen in October with new attractions
The opera house will be closed this month but plans to reopen in early October. Promoters report several high quality attractions have been booked for the season bringing renewed civic entertainment.
Danish West Indies Sale Ratified by Danish Government
Copenhagen September 4 Full returns show the Danish government has won and the treaty for the sale of the Danish West Indies has been ratified. Opponents claimed rejection while even supporters feared doubt, but the result proves the Danish people are ready to let the islands go to the United States.
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Copenhagen
Danish West Indies
Tne
West Indian
United States
Burglar Attempts Break-In At Strait Home
A thief used a skeleton key to enter 3B Strait’s residence and unlocked the back door. He entered Mr Strait’s bedroom but tripped in darkness, waking the couple. He fled via the front door and was seen escaping down the steps, remaining at large.
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B. Strait
Mr Strait
News of the ships in Philadelphia harbor and related repairs
Cleared Brig Joven Antonio and schooners J. H. Weaver Benny Doon sailed for New York. Theoline Cook Boston Habana Cisa Valen cia The Mallory Colorado and The Clyde Carib will sail at 7 30 AM. Tug Inca to be hauled off marine railway. Five schooners in port under Captains Mehaffey all North Eastern, tall and strong. Tug Tupper at Briesentck's for repairs.
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Joven Antonio
Ferran
Velencia
J. H. Weaver
Weaver
New York
Benny Doon
Theoline
Cook
Boston
Habana
Cisa
Mallory
Colorado
Carib
Inca
Marine Railway
Eleanor A. Percy
Lincoln Jewett
Sydney
Co. B
Portland
Maine
Clyde Line
Apache
Stamps
Delaware River
Arapahoe
Philadelphia
Mehaffey
William Mehaffey
Annie B. Mitchell
A. E. Mehaffey
Charles H. Klinck
Joseph Mehaffey
Bayard Barnes
Thos
Hattle A. Marsh
Tupper
Briesentck
Judge Dart Sets Chamber Session for Important Court Matters
Judge F Willis Dart will hold a chamber session of the superior court on the tenth instant and will then convene a call session to grant charters. Seven or eight companies have formed and await charter grants before commencing business.
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F. Willis Dart
Superior Court
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Conman Brantley
Cen
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Creditor's Meeting
C. D. Ogg
Gosch
Blind Factory
Duke
Sery
LABOR
Tling
Harrisburg
Governor Stone
Gonzales
Engine Man
O’farrell
Sunday News
Lewis
Dean
Brunswick Darien
Nellie Wells
Mr. Davis Stewart
Brookman News Notes
Brookman
Dave Benbow
High Springs
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Ston
Islands
The
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B. B. Straits Home
Will Mze
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