War Declared as Moros Move Against U S Forces
Washington reports a cable from General Chaffee noting Moros attacked U S troops at Mauling Falls near Camp Vicars on September 4. General Sumner is ordered to lead a column into Macin county and demand good behavior, while the army remains defensive amid ongoing Moro attacks and casualties.
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Sumner
Department of Mindatino
Vi- Windanao
Exolumn
Origi
Soal
Emmertal Caaffee
Macri
Geneva
Chaffee
Simuel Sumner
Macin County
War Department
Citizens Indignant Over Jury List Exclusions in Glynn
Citizens complain the Glynn County grand and petit jury lists were revised in a biased way. They allege selected names and struck long standing taxpayers, with authorities accused of favoritism. The News has received multiple communications and will publish more.
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Grand and Petit Jury
Glynn
Naval Reserves Prize Drill Impresses City
The Naval Reserves held their regular monthly prize drill in the armory last night to a good crowd. Gunner’s mate John Ralston topped the drill, praised for his precision. The unit plans monthly drills, aims to grow in popularity and raise the company medal contest.
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John Ralston
Georgia county superintendents meet in Athens today
The session of Georgia county superintendents of education will be held in Athens with over 125 officials expected to attend. Educators will discuss public education needs, gather statistics, and share information for the General Educational Board. Notable speakers include Dean Russell, A D McIver, Governor elect Terrell, and others. Superintendent Bailard will not attend.
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Georgia
Athens
General Educational Board
Dean Russell
New York
A. D. McIver
Greensboro
Terrell
Death at German Colony
Peter Reese, a member of the German colony near the city, died Monday and was buried yesterday. He came here with the Germans about six months ago and had been ill for some time.
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Peter Reese
M&ih
Railroad panel opens to public after commissioner’s approval
Augusta Georgia September 9 C W Garris railroad commissioner of South Carolina today officially inspected and approved the Augusta and Aiken railroad and it will be opened to the public tomorrow with a regular schedule
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Augusta
C. W. Garris
South Carolina
Augusta and Aiken
Citizen letter questions juror drawing and political hypocrisy
A Brunswick News reader writes to the editor stating criticism of how jurors are selected and condemning a political figure. The letter attacks alleged self interest and public conduct, accusing the man of hypocrisy and opportunism, and ends with the line the "galled jade" always winces.
New Brick Buildings Planned on Bay Street
Three new brick buildings will rise on Bay street between Gloucester and Monk, fronting Oglethorpe. Builders J W Watkins and R Briestenick and Douglas Morgan will erect them, one story high yet large and suited for wholesale trade. Douglas Morgan plan a roof garden and theatre atop the building. Brunswick undergoes a lively building movement with business and residence projects.
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Messrs. Bowen and
Thomas
Bay Street
Gloucester
Monk
Oglethorpe
Messrs
J. W. Watkins
R. &. Briesenick
Douglas & Morgan
Oglethorpe Street to Be Wid ened in City
Bowen and Thomas win contract to widen Oglethorpe Street ten to fifteen feet from near Gloucester to Monk. All property owners along the section consent to the plan. New buildings will be fifteen feet shorter and existing facades adjusted to match, boosting wholesale trade and street appearance.
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Oglethorpe Street
Gloucester
Monk
Inconvenient Brunswick Savannah Schedule Sparks Public Complaint
Brunswick residents criticize current Brunswick to Savannah train times making same day return impossible. Trains depart Savannah around 2 pm and arrive after ten or eleven, cutting time in Savannah. Call for Southern to adjust with a 5 pm Savannah departure and Jesup connections to restore convenient day trips.
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Brunswick
Savannah
Forest City
Savanna’n
Jesup
Adams appointed interim justice of Georgia Supreme Court
Gov Candler appoints Hon Samuel B Adams of Savannah as interim associate justice of the Georgia Supreme Court until a successor to Justice H T Lewis is elected and qualified. Adams will serve until about November 1, meeting legislature October 22 to declare the result and swear in the new justice. Another candidate under consideration was Hon Thomas Lawson of Putnam, former Superior Court judge and former congressman.
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Candler
Samuel B. Adams
Savannah
Supreme Court
Hal. T. Lewis
Adams
Atlanta
Thomas Lawson
Putnam
Superior Court
Congress
Eighth
No Nomination No Primary for Georgia Supreme Court Election
The State Democratic Executive Committee in Atlanta ruled the supreme court seat for the unexpired term will be filled in the October 1 general election unless a populist or republican candidate emerges. If that happens the committee will nominate a Democratic contender.
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State
Democratic Executive Committee
Atlanta
Supreme Court
Hal T. Lewis
Eloping Couple Arrested in Columbus Georgia
Eugene Madden and Minnie Joe White were halted by Columbus police after telegraphic notice from Moultrie Georgia. Madden had wed a Columbus young lady while Mrs White allegedly eloped from Pelham Georgia with him. White, about eighteen, was described as pretty as the arrest followed reports of an elopement aimed toward Fitzgerald Georgia.
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Columbus
Moultrie
Eugene Madden
Minnie Joe White
South Georgia
Madden
Fitzgerald, Ga
White
Pelham
Brunswick railroad president heads to New York on business
Col. Machen, president of the Brunswick & Birmingham Construction Co and founder of the B B railroad, sails tonight for New York on about a week long business trip. Readers may expect announcements on the project upon his return. He has been a key figure in Brunswick’s growth and is greatly valued.
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Col. Machen
Col. I. C. Machen
Brunscick & Birmingham Construction Company
B. & B. Railroad
New York
Col. Macnen
Brunswick
Attorney General Knox Pushes Panama Canal Title Inquiry
U S Attorney General Knox arrived in Paris and stays at the Hotel Ritz as he leads an investigation into obtaining a clear title to the Panama Canal Company property. Special Assistant Charles W. Russell traveled to England to report results of preliminary inquiries, ensuring Knox is fully informed on the case.
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Paris
P. C. Knox
United States
Ritz
Panama Canal Company
Charles W. Russell
England
Knox
Boers Plan Lecturing Tour to United States
General Bo tha's secretary Mr Bredoner said the Boer generals expect a six month lecturing tour in the United States. A definite decision is pending though the tour likely starts in Great Britain before proceeding to the Hague for Boer leaders meetings to map the program.
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London
Botha
Bredoner
United States
Great Britain
Hague
Horses Stolen Near Ringgold Recovered From Bracket
Two fine horses stolen from T N Reed and William McDaniel near Ringgold, Ga were recovered ten miles south of Dalton in the possession of James Bracket. Bracket held in Dalton jail awaiting preliminary trial. Also a boy named Julius Ethan suffered a wrist injury while playing ball yesterday with friends.
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Ringgold
T. N. Reed
William McDaniel
Mr. McDaniel
Gordon County
James Bracket
Dalton
Bracket
Julius Ethan
WeddedBride Heir to Million Dies After Surgery
Bradford B. Melegor dies after a delicate operation in Mamaroneck. Bride Clara Schlemmer widow within hours. Dr. Hazzer injured in Philadelphia collision. McGregor will leave over $1,000,000 to widow.
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New York
Bradford B. Meliegor
Standard Dimibklionaire
Mamaroneck
J. Willis Haz“ler
Philadelphia
McGregor
Dr. Hazzler
Lenny
Hazzler
Ambrose M. McGregor
Standard Oil
Clara Schlemmer
Next Sunday's News promotes ads to boost trade
The note urges merchants to place advertisements in the upcoming Sunday issue to reach a wide readership. It highlights large distribution and offers advertising space at no extra cost, with a deadline for all ads by Friday.
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Fuir Trade
Turpentine Operators Buy 4500 Acre Glynn County Timber Lot
Branson and Davis of Camden county, major turpentine operators, bought about 4500 acres of Glynn county timber land from Brobston Fendig Company. The firm plans a large still on the Atlantic Coast Line at Bladen and the price is said to be between nine and ten thousand dollars.
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Brobston, Fendig & Company
Brunswick
Glynn County
Brandon & Davis
Camden County
Bladen
Atlantic Coast Line
Land sale nets eighty five acres near Evansville
Brabston Fendige and Col sold the nauber and Isaac tract of about eighty five acres adjoining the Evansville settlement in the city's north. A prominent New Hampshire banker purchased the land as an investment, noting its prime location and future value if Brunswick expands.
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Messrs. Brabston, Fendige
Nauber
Train Reopens After Canal Trestle Repairs
The B. & B. passenger train returned to its own track after repairs on the canal trestle following Sunday’s wreck. Heavy weeklong rains weakened the woodwork, but repairs strengthened the structure beyond previous condition. During repairs the line used Southern and Atlantic Coast Line tracks up to the six mile crossing.
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Six Mile Crossing
Railway mail service eyed for city to Nicholis link
Superintendent L. M. Terrell of the railway mail service with Postmaster Brown and B. & TB. officials inspected the B. & B. route between the city and Nicholis seeking to establish a mail line. A favorable report is expected and post offices may be added at several stations as the line runs through a densely settled district.
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L. M. Terrell
Brown
Nicholis
City Council to Convene as Busy Session Planned
The city council will hold a regular session tomorrow night with substantial business on the agenda. Bowen & Thomas seek approval to convert the old eyesore into a first class fire station, with plans to begin work immediately if the council acts.
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City Coun
Bowen &Thomas
Mater Eye-Sore
Sclons
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Umner
General Chaffee
of the United
Naval Reserves
Gaza
Bailard
Brunswick News
Oglethorpe ST
Bowen & Thomas
B. Adams
Lewis
State Democratic Committee
Russel
Telegram
Mrs. White
Panama Canal
America
Brobston, Fenddig & Company
Glauber and Isaac
Evansville
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