Teachers Placed by Supt Ballard in Brunswick Schools
The Brunswick public schools begin accepting admission applications on September 29 for entry, prioritizing those with no regular certificate, conditional promotions, absentees, and non-attenders. Latin becomes optional at the high school. the regular course is advised for non A B college tracks. grade work shifts to instruction over grading. Teachers are assigned across high and grammar schools with named staff such as Luia Colesberry, Frances Hopkins, G W Griffith, and Annie OConnor.
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Brunswick
Taft
Luia Colesberry
Frances Hopkins
G. W. Griffith
B. F. Mann
Ab Grammar School
Annie O’connor
Rowena Griffin
Alice Wrench
Mary McCullough
Rita McKinnon
Constance Butts
Rosa Snyder
Lizzie Deming
Gussie Dixon
Southern Railway Plans Special Washington Train Service
Southern railway arranges extra Brunswick to Washington trains for G A R National Encampment. Special departures at 10:00 a m on October 3 4 and 5 reach Washington by 7 40 the next morning, in addition to the regular 9 05 p m service arriving 9 50 p m next evening. Through sleepers and dining cars on all trains.
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The
Southern Railway
Brunswick
Pasengers
Washington
Grand Army of the Republic
Governor Lingino Refused Special Session On Cotton Insurance
In Columbus Mississippi on September 23 Governor Lingino declined to call a special session to amend the new cotton insurance law. Local cotton firms report no outflow of cotton from the state and expect storage and sale locally, as buyers here can carry marine blanket policies insuring cotton regardless of weight.
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Columbus
Miss
Lingino
Corinth
Meridian
Winona
Alabama
Trains collide near Wetmore causes fatality in Pa
A wreck on the Pittsburg and Western at Wetmore Pennsylvania shortly before 10 this morning killed engineer Benedict and seriously injured four trainmen while several passengers suffered lesser injuries. Train No. 156 was halted on a curve when Train No. 121 struck it head on causing both trains to derail and crash.
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Wetmore
Pittsburg and Western
Benedict
Allegheny
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsburg
Salisbury Not Very Ill In Lucerne Report
London Times report on Lord Salisbury’s health is revised as a chill and mild gout attack confinement in his Lucerne room. He likely cannot travel for a fortnight though officials say there is no cause for alarm.
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London Times
Lord Salisbury
Marconi Proposes Wireless Telegraph Station Plan
In Turin on September 24 Signor Marconi presented plans for a wireless telegraph station costing $140,000 to link Italy with British and American stations. The project will be submitted to parliament. King Victor Emmanuel awarded Marconi the Order of the Crown.
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Turin
Against the Negroes in Alabama’s Republican Split
A Washington official in Montgomery says the president is not backing violent expulsion of black Republicans in Alabama. He warns the Roosevelt administration disapproves of the move, which grows from new conditions and is led by non-office holding whites. The Birmingham convention shows few office holders, signaling a mass driven revolt.
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Montgomery
Ala
Washington
Republican Party
Alabama
Lily White Party
Roosevelt
Birmingham
Spencer K Spotter Ill in New York News
Savannah dispatch reports Spencer K Spotter, president of the S P Spotter Naval Stores Company, is very ill with heart trouble. Initial word said his condition was extremely dangerous, but later reports indicate a slight improvement.
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Savannah
New York
Spencer K. Shotter
5. P. Spotter Naval Stores Company
Spotter
President Roosevelt undergoes leg surgery in Pittsfield incident
President Roosevelt's western journey was halted in Pittsfield, where he underwent a successful operation on the left leg after severe abscesses were removed. Doctors say two weeks of rest are needed, while Secretary Cortelyou downplays seriousness and notes no anesthesia was used. The presidential party plans to resume travel to Washington tonight.
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Washington
Pittsfield
Oliver
Sie
Ont
Sreedmtoo
Bt. Vincent's Hospital
Williams for Speakership in Case of Democratic Win
Jackson Mississippi September 23 Personal friends of Congressman John Sharp Williams of the Eighth Mississippi district say that if a democratic majority is secured in the next congress his name will be used for the speakership. Williams has been urged by democratic leaders nationwide to run but this is the first indication he will allow his name. If the democrats fail to gain a majority he will be offered the leadership of the minority. Assurances have been given he will have solid backing from the southern delegation and it is implied no other name will be offered.
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Jackson, Miss
John Sharp Willams
Mississippi
Williams
Range range: two local military groups to build rifle range
Two local military organizations are constructing a rifle range on a twenty acre tract near the six mile crossing. Work will begin soon and the public is asked to assist, with an expected warm response from the community.
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Rine Range
Six Mile Crossing
Mrs Caldwell Opens Boarding House at 401 G Street
Mrs J A Caldwell of Atlanta rents the large residence at 401 G street to run a Mrs class boarding house. She has years of experience and guarantees satisfaction. Rooms have been renovated and refurnished and she solicits boarders.
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J. A. Caldwell
Atlanta
G Street
Rev A C Way Improves Health at Temple Baptist
The Atlanta Constitution notes Pastor Rev A C Way of Temple Baptist church has been seriously ill but is greatly improved and expected to resume active duties in a few days.
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Atlanta Constitution
A. C. Way
Temple Baptist Church
Million Pension Roll Surpasses One Million Mark
Washington reports the 1,001,497 name pension roll after July additions. The end of the last fiscal year showed a record total with 554 names short of one million, surpassing critics of pension legislation. Spanish American War pensions drive growth though actual pensioned individuals remain around 300,000.
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Washington
United States Pension List
Ware
Grand Army of the Republic
Cotton Cargo Arrives on George Garbutt in Marine Circle
In Marine Circle the fresh water steamer George Garbutt delivered a load of cotton. The Mallory steamer Alamo arrived yesterday with passengers Mrs Seaman Mr and Mrs J W Thomas two children Mrs J D Mitchell Miss Mary Spears. The Alamo headed to Mobile with cargo for Brunswick and will not have another steamer this week.
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George Garbutt
Seaman
J. W. Thomas
J. D. Mitchell
Mary Spears
Mobile
Brunswick
Much Better Still Pain After Brick Attack
J. A. Mansour, struck with a brick by Frank Breckinton on Saturday, was reported much better yesterday though he remains in considerable pain. Breckinton is involved in the incident and Mansour’s condition is closely watched by local authorities.
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Indianapolis
J. A. Mansour
Frank Breckinton
Pedestrian Letters On Bicycle Row Cites Pa. Ruling
The editor relays Judge Mitchell of Tioga County Pennsylvania ruling that a bicyclist has no sidewalk right and no borough can grant it. A bicycle is a vehicle and riding on a sidewalk is illegal. any accident could imply manslaughter because the act itself is unlawful.
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Brunswick
Germain
Mitchell
Tiogo County
Pennsylvania
Republicans Plan Strong Campaign For James Jackson
Huntsville Alabama September 23 Republicans of the Eighth district vow a warm campaign for thief congressional nominee Hon James Jackson of Tus Cunutia The canvass will be close Democrats doubt the party can gain enough votes to defeat him in the upcoming election
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Huntsville
Ala
James Jackson
Tuscuntia
Tonguin
Richardson
Agate Shs
Z. S. Mullins Dies After Long Illness
Z S Mullins aged local resident died at the city hospital after a year or two of critical illness. He will be buried from the home of his son in law W C Ames. He leaves a wife and five children, none of whom are in town except his daughter Mrs Ames.
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Z. S. Mullins
City Hospital
W. C. Ames
Mr. Mullins
Mrs. Ames
Man Kills Man in Whitesburg Precinct Shootout
In Huntsville Percy Brooks a farmer shot and killed Albert Warner a Black man on the Whitesburg pike after a prior dispute with Gardner a reputed bad man Gardner threatened revenge Brooks fired twice through the head Gardner carried a pistol Brooks fled as police investigate the fatal encounter in Alabama. Also Chattanooga report notes Fred C White railroad official charged with robbing a safe traced to Atlanta and Memphis travel.
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Huntsville
Ala
Percy Brooks
Whitesburg
Albert Warner
Whitesburg Pike
Brooks
Gardner
Chattanooga
Tenn
Fred C. White
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Atlanta
Memphis
Birmingham
Officer Improving After Illness Confines
Assistant Chief of Police Owens, long confined to home by illness, is improving after a serious illness and may soon join friends again though not fully recovered.
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Owens
New Telephones Connected List and Addresses
The notice lists new telephone connections with names and properties. Items include Borchardt residence 242 Brown & Co docks 135-3 C M Flanders residence 286-2 Hoodenpyle produce 290-3 O Farrell residence 38 Loewenstein residence 258-4 Scott dairy 184 Ricket residence 321 Wilson restaurant 275-38 Wood Barker Lumber 283-3 Rev J J Perry residence.
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B. Borchardt
Brown & Co
C. M. Flanders
J. M. Hoodenpyle
C. J. O’farrell
G. Loewenstein
F. C. Scott
S. Ricket
J. W. Wilson
Wood-Barker Lumber Co
Rev. J. J. Perry
Notice to Masters Ship Notices Published Here
The News will publish ship notices at $1.50. This is the only legal medium for these notices.
Two murderers face public execution in Oxford
Governor Longino refuses further respite for Will Matthes and Orlando Lester condemned for Montgomery brothers murders. The double hanging will be public near the town about one mile south of Oxford, with thousands expected to witness. The Owens case on appeal, but high court likely to affirm, matters little for the condemned. Lester works on a book about the crime as he awaits death.
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Mattiis
Hamp Williams
Owens
Supreme Court
Matthis
Lester
Oxford
Halter
Devaris and Weinberg Upgrade Old Lowenstein House
Devaris and Weinberg of Monk and Grant streets manage the Lowenstein business, in a remodeled shop with new billiard tables. The firm offers whiskies wines beers and cigars and invites the trade to inspect stock and low prices. Peter Devaris also runs a nearby grocery with a full line of up to date groceries.
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Messrs
Tne
Paving Newcastle Street Heads Toward Hanover Park
The street paving from 6 to Hanover Park advances rapidly under Capt. T. Newman chair of the streets, drains and bridges committee. If the council supports Captain Newman, the project should finish on schedule.
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Newcastle Street
Hanover Park
Capt
T. Newman
Newman
Bargain Sale Attracts Buyers For Mrs Isaac
Bargain sale of Mrs. M. Isaac continues drawing interest from the public. Shoppers are urged to visit her popular establishment this week to find genuine bargains and favorable prices.
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FHAT
Portant One
Tion
President Roosevelt
Western
Salisbury
Lucerne
Switzerland
Marconi
Lily Whites
Spencer P. Potter
Pittsheld
Ind
President Roose
Retary Cortelyou
Root
Longino
Jackson
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