Agua Dulce Surrenders Amid Isthmian Turmoil
Agua Dulce capitulated to Colombian insurgents after a long siege as General Morales Berti and his troops yielded. Herrera honors the bravery of the defenders by sparing arms and paroleing officers, while Panama braces for further movements as Salazar assumes supreme command and reinforcements head toward the isthmus.
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Panama
Morales Berti
Agua Dulce
San Carlos
Aniboatsy
Tmbberti
Ben Herrera
Bertianu
Berti
Aqua Dulce
Penenome
Santiago de Veraguac
Herrera
Berti A
Salazar
Colon
Bogota
Mr Perry Questions Bicycle Ordinance on Union Street
Mr Perry writes to the paper asking why the police placed on the east side of Union Street to stop riders were not assigned to the west side where residents also ride and pay taxes. He cites weeds and hazards on the west side and recalls a past shelling and wheel tax funding. He urges the town to consider residents’ welfare over sectarian loudness and criticizes current administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
su.Cor
Union Street
NEP 1
J. J. Perry
Brown wins 4.98 million in suit over old bonds
Charles R. Brown was awarded 4,984,000 in the supreme court against the Memphis El Paso and Pacific Railroad Company. He claimed ownership of 1,667 bonds issued in 1867, valued at 1,000 each, whose principal and interest had remained unpaid at maturity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles R. Brown
Supreme Court
Memphis, el Paso and Pacific Railroad Company
Brown
Georgia Crop Conditions Report Shows Mixed Harvest Progress
The Georgia crop summary notes heavy rains across northern and southern counties early in the period, with rainfall improving land for fall plowing and late crops. Cotton opening rapidly but largely unrecovered by recent rains, labor shortages cited, and overall conditions considered poor in new sections with lower expected yields.
Death of Mrs Chasen Exceeds Eighty-Fifth Years
J W Chasen learned yesterday of his mother’s death on Saturday at her Cumberland New York home. She was 85 and had suffered illness for some time. Mr Chasen has many friends in this city who extend sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Chasen
Cumberland
N. Y
Mr. Chasen
Cholera Toll Along Eastern China Railroad Reported
Official despatches show 4 406 cholera cases and 2 556 deaths since the outbreak began up to August 28 along the eastern China railroad. The spread of the disease is now abating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Off to School for Brunswick Students
Many Brunswick young men will leave during the next few days to enter colleges in different places. The pupils have spent a pleasant vacation and are ready to return to their studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Will of Bradford McGregor Triggers Millionaire Dower Claim
Grace Quintard, former wife of Bradford McGregor, plans to contest his will filed in White Plains New York asserting a Dakota divorce may invalidate her prior marriage. The will leaves about 4 million to his late bride, with the residuary estate reverting to Ambrose McGregor’s widow and others if invalidity is upheld.
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White Plains
N. Y
Bradford McGregor
Schlemmer
Orient Point
Hiss Grace Quintard
Bishop Quintard
Tennessee
Mr. McGregor
Dakota
Europe
Joshua M. Fietro
McGregor
Bradford
Ambrose McGregor
Standard Oil Company
Young McGregor
Texas Republican chairman race fuels Hawley Lyons split
In Fort Worth Texas a tough fight over the state committee heats up as Hawley and Lyons factions battle for votes. RE H R Green enters the race while anti local option delegates push a platform plank. By dawn Hawley and Terrell reportedly back Lyons. Green remains hopeful amid withdrawals.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Hawley
Lyons
Republican Committee
Texas
RE. H. R. Green
Green
RK. B. Hawley
Henry Terrel
Cecil A. Lyon
Troop Column to Move Against Macin Moros
Brigadier General Summer leads about 1100 troops from Camp Vivars to attack the Macin Moros on Mindanao. The force includes elements of the Eleventh and Twenty-seventh infantry, two troops of the Fifteenth cavalry, and a mountain battery. Authorities foresee limited opposition and plan to separate hostile and friendly factions. If hostility continues, an expedition against the sultan of Bacolo, Negros Island, may follow.
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Manila
Summer
Department of Mindanao
Camp Vivars
Fifteenth Cavalry
Bacolo
Negros Island
Stores to Extend Summer Hours Next Monday
Beginning next Monday, all stores that closed at 6 pm this summer will stay open until 7 pm. The six o’clock close proved successful and will likely be adopted every summer. Nearly every merchant in the city joined the agreement.
Payne Made President of National Pharmaceutical Association
Dr. George F. Payne of Atlanta and Brunswick was elected president of the National Pharmaceutical Association during its Philadelphia session, securing a large majority. The Georgia pharmacist, long identified with the association and a member of the state board of pharmaceutical examiners, is well known in Atlanta and Brunswick. The federation marked its golden jubilee in Philadelphia.
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George F. Payne
Atlanta
Brunswick
State Board of Pharmaceutical Examiners
National Pharmaceutical Association
Philadelphia
Payne
Turpentine Operators Meet in Jacksonville Convention Opens
Several hundred turpentine operators from seven southern states gather in Jacksonville Florida for the Turpentine Operator's Association annual convention. Dr Charles H Herty will speak on southern pine forests gum gathering and economy tomorrow night with stereoptical views. Governor Jennings Mayor Fletcher and others to address opening session and at least one by law revision is planned.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Turpentine Operator’s Association
D. Covington
W. W. Timmons
W. J. Hillman
Albert Pridgen
J. W. Callaan
W. B. Connally
W. A. Varnedoe
Varnedoe
Florida
Charles H. Herty
Georgia
Dr. Herty
Irwin County
United States Department of Agriculture
South
Herty
Jennings
Fletcher
LOOKING FOR HIS WIFE
Dan Gross, a Black farmer near Macon, arrived in Brunswick seeking his wife Mary Ann and four children believed stolen. He reports $800 was taken from his trunk along with his car, and he suspects relatives in the city may be involved as his family has not been heard from since leaving his home.
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Dan Gross
Macon
Brunswick
Gross
Mary Ann
Boy confesses to causing Shenandoah Valley train wreck
Roanoke Virginia September 10. An 11 year old Jenonnie Barger admitted placing a spike in the rail joint and hammering it down to watch it flatten under a Norfolk and Western passenger train on the Shenandoah Valley division. The youth cannot be prosecuted for train wrecking. Fireman Anderson injured may recover while Engineer Swaine is expected to die from injuries.
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Roanoke
Norfolk and Western
Jenonnie Barger
Warger
Anderson
Swaine
McKinley Death Memorial Services Planned Nationwide
Cincinnati Times-Star notes a national memorial day for President McKinley on the first anniversary of his death. Governor Candler of Georgia plans memorial services in all churches next Sunday to honor the late president.
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Atlanta
Candler
McKinley
Cincinnati
A. D. Candler
Cincinnati Times-Star
Next Sunday's News offers ad space to merchants
A local call promotes advertising in the upcoming Sunday issue stating large distribution and no extra cost for space. Advertisements must reach the office by Friday to be included.
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Fuir Trade
Denied New Dress, She Died in Carbolic Acid Tragedy
In Minneapolis on September 10, Mrs. Louis Dahlstrom of 217 Twelfth avenue killed herself after her husband failed to give $25 for a new dress. She swallowed carbolic acid. doctors arrived but she died within three hours.
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Mnneapolis
Minn
Louis Dahlstrom
Twelfth Avenue
Jewish New Year Observances Begin October Second
The Jewish New Year starts October 2 at 6 p.m., with orthodox communities observing both days of the month. The year 5663 will be noted, and Yom Kippur falls on Saturday, October 11, with Jewish businesses closing in the city for the holy day.
Charters Granted as Glynn Superior Court Convenes
Judge Dart arrived from Douglas and held a special Glynn Superior Court session. Four Brunswick enterprises received charters: The Loan and Land Company of Brunswick, the Brunswick and Birmingham Construction Company, the Cline Manufacturing Company, and the Brunswick Planing and Forwarding Company. Demurrers in several damage cases followed, including Libby Brock vs Southern Railway and K B Randolph vs Seaboard Air Line and Brunswick & Birmingham Railroad.
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Remurrers
Dart
Brunswick
the Loan and Land Company of
Cline
Brunswick Planing and Forwarding
Libby Brock
The
Southern Railway Company
K. B. Randolph
Stanvpard Air Line Railway
Brunswick & Birmingham Railroad Company
A. Vizard
A. Moody
Brock
Soutern Railway
HH. C. Peeples
Atlanta
Seaboard
Randolph
Burton Smith
Smith, Peeples & Smith
Rice birds abundant in city markets and plantations
Rice birds are plentiful this year as vendors sell hundreds on city streets. A plantation visitor brought several hundred of the birds and found quick buyers. Partygoers leave the city daily to enjoy a day on the plantations and the sport.
Brunswick Bank and Trust Company Shows Strong Capital Rise
The statement of the Brunswick Bank and Trust Company appears in this issue and shows the capital stock paid in now at 50,000, up from 43,000 in the last report. The bank is praised for its fine showing and Brunswick residents are urged to take pride.
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Brunswick Bank & Trust Company
Brunswickian
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Argua Dulce
Ceneral Bart
Ronda
Magdalena River
Isthmus
Merrera
Seattle
Wash
Colombia
MR. Perry
Middle
B. Marbury
Grace Quintard
Aire
Hettie
Con
Trol
Republican Party
National
R. B. Hawley
Friends
Ron
Cecil Lyons
Moros
Sumner
Payne IS
American Pharmaceutical Association
Judge Dart
New Brunswick
Brunswick and Birmingham Construction Company
Glynn County
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