Brunswick City Council Transacts Petitions and Gives Market Matter Time
Regular meeting notes show the market matter deferred to the next meeting after committee requests. Numerous petitions and reports were received and acted upon, including license transfers and drainage, armory funding, street tax refunds, and a new ordinance to regulate poles and wires.
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R. BE
Dartmouth Street
Marshall Beach
Go Hayes
Happel
Richard Tresevant
Geo. Hayes
Abe Rothschild
W. M. Tupper
Union Street
Rothschild
Tupper
Naval Militia
Brunswick Riflemen
J. A. Montgomery
J. B. Abrames
Daily News
Ciucy
City of the Ward
Guloucester Street
Caris Short
Amherst
Albany
Taxes and Revenue Committee
S. Raffo
J. H. Barnes
Gusse Reynolds
A. Burrey
Ashburn Youth Killed by Accidental Shot In Buggy
Will Sheffield, a youth, was killed near Ashburn when a shotgun discharged accidentally while three boys rode in a buggy. The load struck his upper lip and passed through the head and neck, causing instant death as they traveled several miles from town.
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Will Sheffield
Ashburn
Sheffield
Prominent Cobb County Farmer Ends Own Life
A W Reece a prosperous Cobb county farmer near Marietta died in a self inflicted shotgun suicide early today. He walked from his room to the veranda fired at his forehead blowing off the top of his head. He left no note and his wife awakened to the tragedy. Reece aged about forty five lived near Acworth with his wife and three children.
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Marietta
A. W. Reece
Cobb County
Reece
Acworth
Supreme Court race draws limited local attention
The contest to fill Judge Hal Lewis's seat on the supreme court on October 1 attracts little local notice though candidates include W. R. Hammond of Atlanta Judge Russell of Athens Judge Gober of Marietta and Judge Hansell of Thomasville with others rumored.
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Supreme Court
Hal Lewis
W. R K. Hammond
Atlanta
Russell
Athens
Gober
Marietta
Hansell
Thomasvile
Georgian Appointed to New York Supreme Court
Governor Odell today named Judge Kener to the New York Supreme Court. A Georgia native, he has lived in New York for years and recently won a hard fought confirmation before the governor’s appointment.
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Odell
Supreme Court
Albany
N. Y
Kener
Georgia
New York State
Gaston Set to Be Nominated Governor by Democrats
Boston September 11 Democratic primaries across Massachusetts give Colonel William A. Gaston a statewide delegates lead, securing the nomination at the September 17 state convention. He faces Charles S. Hamlin, former assistant secretary of the treasury under Cleveland, for the governorship.
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Boston
Massachusetts
William A. Gaston
William Gaston
Charles S. Hamlin
Treasury
Cleveland
Sage Not Seriously Ill Says Sage News
Russell Sage fell ill while at his New York office and was attended by a physician. Reports say his condition is slight and that he went to his Cedarhurst L I country home after brief illness. He had been working hard recently.
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New York
Russell Sage
Mr. Sage
Cedarhurst
L. I
Isthmus Crisis Near At Hand As Forces Mass
British steamer William Cliff reports heavy activity on both sides of the Isthmus of Panama as revolutionists under General Benjamin Herrera advance toward Panama and Colon. Government forces reinforce ends of the 40 mile railroad while breastworks rise at Colon and Panama. The Agua Dulce victory and pending gunboat arrivals intensify the crisis and fear of a major assault grows.
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Kingston
Jamaica
William Cliff
Colon
Colombia
Culebra
Panama
Benjamin Herrera
Agua Dulce
Associated Press
Te Isthmus
Pacific
Atlantic
General Herrera
Pinson
General Pinson
Cartagena
Penon
Magdalena River
Savanilla
Department of
Bolivar
Street Car Jump Kills One in Chattanooga
A Chattanooga electric railroad car jumped the track while descending a steep grade, striking a trolley pole and breaking in two. An unidentified white man was instantly killed and James McFarland was seriously injured. The accident occurred in Chattanooga, Tennessee, on September 11.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
James McFarland
Chattanooga Electric Railroad
Lover's quarrel ends in double shooting and suicide attempt
Rollin O'Shea, a newly admitted Chicago lawyer, shot his betrothed Emily Hoganson, then her mother, and attempted suicide after a quarrel. He was rushed to Norwegian hospital in critical condition as doctors fear he may die. Mrs Hoganson was also wounded by a misfired shot.
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Chicago
Rollin O'Shea
Emily Hoganson
Hal
Charges Against A Woman In Private Hospital
Chicago authorities arrested Mrs Taeschler who runs a private hospital for women on South May Street after Charles Early alleged cremation of living babies in her kitchen range and other charges. The state board of health issued a warrant for practicing medicine without a license. Taeschler says the charges arise from revenge after she refused Early access to a patient.
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Chicago
Charles Early
Paulina Taeschler
South May Street
Early
State Board of Health
Taesachler
Taeschler
Rangers Ambushed Near Brownsville Injuries Reported
Three Texas state rangers were waylaid while en route to camp. Ranger Baker sustained a minor wound and Ranger Miller escaped after his horse was shot. Suspects identified as Mexicans were arrested in connection with the ambush.
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Larello
Tex
Brownsville
Texas State Rangers
Rangers
Baker
Miller
Chance for Merchants to Advertise in News
An out-of-town advertiser contract will fund distribution of hundreds of extra newspapers over four Sundays, enabling the News to reach nearly every family in city and county next Sunday. Local merchants are urged to phone 188 for an advertising solicitor to call.
Notice to Tax Collectors Strictly Enforced
Controller General Wright issues annual instructions stressing double taxation of property, polls, and professional taxes not returned to the tax receiver. The circular warns defaulting collectors face a final issue, bonds securities notified, and strict enforcement if settlements are not completed by December 20.
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W. A. Wright
Capt. Wright
Brunswick Planing and Forwarding Company Inaugural Meeting
The Brunswick Planing and Forwarding Company holds its first meeting today at EB. J. Allen's office to elect officers for the year. The new firm, granted a charter by the superior court Tuesday, plans soon to build a large saw mill on the old brewery site along the boulevard.
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Brunswick Planing and Forwarding Company
EB. J. Allen
Superior Court
Brew‘ery
Sigat
Briesenick Wins 25 Year Lease Extension for Dartmouth Street Site
The council approved a twenty five year extension of R EK Briesenick’s lease at the Dartmouth street site. He plans an immense boiler factory and a greatly expanded marine railway to become a leading southern facility, with work to begin immediately.
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R. EK. Briesenick
Dartmouth Street
Briesenick
Fall Season Opens Amid Bustle and Business Outlook
The fall season begins with revived activity as people return from summer rest to work and trade. Crowded sidewalks and busy streets show a lively commercial pulse, with merchants optimistic about fall and winter business.
Latimer and Heyward Extend Leads in South Carolina Primary
Complete returns from the South Carolina primary show larger majorities for U S senator A C Latimer and for governor D C Heyward. In the Second district race G W Cro and G D Bellinger run close to succeed W J Tatbert, Creston leading Crest by about 500 votes of more than 10 000 with up to 1 000 votes still to hear from.
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Charleston
S. C
A. C. Latimer
United States Senate
Capt
D. C. Heyward
G. W. Cro
G. D. Bellinger
W. J. Tatbert
Col Crest
Services at S Jagogue Begin Reorganized Beth El Revival
Services will be held tonight at Beth Elshesiloh with Rabbi Friedman of Tampa in the pulpit. It is the first service in years as the synagogue rehired a rabbi and reorganized seeking a permanent leader, with Friedman as the likely choice. Services start at 8 o'clock.
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Bethesiloh
Friedman
Tampa
Rabbi Friedman
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