American Marines Remain as Colombia Crisis Mounts
Dispatches from Manama and Colon report insurgents trying to seize a train, repelled by US Marines. Governor Salazar challenges US marines’ landing as foreign rights protection, while the Bogota cruiser, commanded by an American, could shift naval power. Cleanup moves include ships Prairie and Olympia readying for Caribbean duty in early October.
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Manama
Colombia
Agua Dulce
Mel Can
United States
Cincinnati
Salazar
Iley
McLean
Bogota
Marmaduke
Padilla
Panama
Wells Harlee Wedding in Albany Attended by Notables
The Wells Harlee nuptials at St. Pauls Episcopal Church Albany featured Miss Nellie Wells and Mr David Stewart Harlee of Florence South Carolina. Attendants included Mary De Courcy Hobbs and Agnes Hilsman with Capt. Wells and a large reception at the Wells home on Pine Street. The bride wore a white lawn gown and veil of tulle. the groom works as a conductor for the Atlantic Coast Line. A silver water set from B and W conductors and engineers highlighted the gifts honoring the couple.
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Davis Stewart Harlee
Nellie Wells
Albany
Albany Herald
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
David Stewart Har- Nee
Florence
8. C
Mary Ilen Wells
Harllee
Carroll Brocks
Hilsman
Mary Decourcy Hobbs
P. W. Jones
Agnes Hilsman
J. A. Davis, Jr
Annie Hobbs
Katherine Wells
Capt
It. Wells
Wells
Pine Street
Mary Ellen Wells
R. 5. Wells
Brunswick
David Stewart Harslee
S.C
Atlantic Coast Line
Nurse Won Husband at Richmond College Romance
Richard Gwathmey a Richmond College student secretly wed Fontaine Peters, formerly a nurse at the city retreat, after meeting during his treatment there. The couple announced the marriage last week as Gwathmey returned to finish his studies amid congratulations.
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Richmond
Richard Gwathmey
Richmond College
Fontaine Peters
Gwathmey
After the Sling-Saot Boys
A New Town citizen writes to Brunswick News claiming older youths from sixteen to twenty five are the main cause of trouble, not the small boys, and urging mounted police to act to curb mischief.
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New Town Citizen
Brunswick News
Citizens Favor Brunswick Fall Street Fair
Amid broad public support local citizens back a Brunswick fall street fair or carnival. Business leaders promise cooperation and a meeting may be held soon to organize this entertainment at minimal cost using ready fair grounds.
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Brunswick
ACL Officials Visit Ashore Amid Shop Removal Rumor
Atlantic Coast Line officials Assistant General Manager Smith and Superintendent Young visited the Brunswick shops yesterday and questioned department heads but offered no official comment. Master Mechanic Roberts said no action had been advised to him and saw no immediate plan to move the shops, though rumors continue to circulate.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Smith
Motive Power
Young
Ecity
Lnese
M. Roberts
Brunswick
Messrs. Smith
Putnam Rifles Disbanded in Georgia
Batonton Georgia September 26 The Putnam Rifles the county s sole military organization has disbanded and its arms uniforms and accouterments ordered shipped back to Atlanta Captain D L Thomas resigned to the governor citing conflict with his personal business Inspector General Obear arrived to find the Rifles in a disorganized state after failed attempts to appoint a new captain and reform the company
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Batonton
Putnam Rifles
Atlanta
D.L. Thomas
Obear
Wall Street Liquidations Hit Western Buffets of Wealth
Speculators on Wall Street endured sharp losses as money market tightening forced liquidations. The Gates Drake Harris Lambert faction and the Gould Vanderbilt Rockefeller bloc saw major declines with around 100000 Chicago shares dumped and losses surpassing 3 million dollars while Missouri Pacific fell from 125 to 111 7 8.
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New York
Wall Street
Exchange
Gates- Drake-Harris-Lambert
Chicago Group
Gould-Rockefeller-Vanderbil Group
Missouri Pacific
Funeral of Mr Barkuloo at Palmetto Cemetery
Remains of O. V. Barkuloo were laid to rest yesterday morning at Palmetto cemetery after funeral services at the residence of Mrs. J. W. Price in Grant Street. Barkuloo, who died near Savannah Wednesday night, was well known in the city where he lived most of his life. Rev. Rede of St. Mark's Episcopal church conducted the service.
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Palmetto Cemetery
O. V. Barkuloo
Savannah
J. W. Price
Grant Street
Barkaloo
Suffolk County Grand Jury Indicts Louis Disbrow for First Degree Murder
Louis A. Disbrow is charged with first degree murder in the death of Clarence Foster and Sarah Lawrence whose bodies were found in Tiana bay. He was arraigned and pleaded not guilty. trial date not announced.
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River Head
L. 1
Suffolk County Grand Jury
Louis A. Disbrow
Disbrow
Clarence Foster
Sarah Lawrence
Tiana Bay
First Baptist Sunday Services and Evening Discussion
The church schedules 11 a m and 7 45 p m services and a 10 15 a m Young People meeting with Sunday School at 4 p m. The pastor will discuss the topic Gambling and Betting Sunday night. All are invited especially the young people.
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Peo
Fire crews battle two small blazes at same residence
The fire department answered a 11:30 alarm at 728 D Street for a blaze in the residence of J. T. Harrison. The fire was in the flue and quickly extinguished with no damage. Five minutes later a second alarm reported another fire in a bedroom of the same house, sparked by the first fire, which was also put out without damage.
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J. T. Harrison
D Street
Georgia Pension Roll Shows Large Increase in Pensions
The 1902 annual report by Commissioner John W. Lindsey reveals 2,387 more pensioners and $127,460 extra paid for Confederate veterans. This year 18,975 pensions amount to $822,845, with Glynn County listing twelve recipients totaling $695 annually.
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John W. Lindsey
Pension Department
Lindsey
Glynn County Tosemi
Jokes and Arrests In A Night of Jitters
Giles Williams and Er. Gray were arrested by Officers Story and Durst after an intoxicated scene. Williams boasted as a lawyer from Georgia threats to sue the city of Tampa if released, while another man claimed a Brunswick wager remark as police hauled them away.
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Giles Williams
Gray
Story
Durst
Williams
Orlando
Georgia
Tampa
Brunswick
Services At The Beth Telifon Welcomes Rabbi Warsaw
Dr. I. Warsaw the newly chosen rabbi of Beth Telifon conducted services at the synagogue last night. He was welcomed by a large appreciative congregation and his sermon was well received. Regular services will resume at the synagogue next week during the Jewish holidays.
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Rabbi Warsaw
I. Warsaw
Beth Telifon
Warsaw
Quiet Glynn County Election Faces Light Turnout
In Glynn county the upcoming Wednesday election is expected to be quiet with a very light vote. The sole contest is the Supreme Court judgeship, which is attracting little attention.
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Glynn
Supreme Court
Illness of Mrs. L Florrid prompts Brunswick visit
A telegram from Charlotte announces the serious illness of Mrs. L Florrid, visiting her daughter in Brunswick. She is reported in critical condition and not expected to live. Mr Florrid left to be by her bedside. she is one of Brunswick's oldest residents with many friends hoping for recovery.
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Charlotte
In. C
Tragic Chesterfield County Suicide Over Rumors
Eva Farmer, 17, daughter of R H Farmer near Hopewell church, Richmond dispatch reports she shot herself with her father's revolver after leaving a note saying rumors about her character were unjust. Tom Wilson, her fiancé, grieves as neighbors condemn the malice that drove the innocent girl to death.
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Richmond
Chesterfield County
Eva Farmer
R. H. Farmer
Hopewell Church
Tom
Tom Wilson
Eva
Tan
Causey Advocates White Rule and Denigrates Negro Voters
Norfolk VA September 26. Republican candidate Causey declares belief in a white man’s government and country. He says the negro is a Republican only through ignorance and would be a Democrat if Lincoln had been one. He opposes contesting Virginia’s new disfranchising constitution clause.
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Norfolk
Causey
Abraham Lincoln
Virginia
Lumber firm to move operations to Jacksonville
R. R. Sizer & Co. limber dealers will relocate by October 10 to Jacksonville with office staff already there and shipments continuing through this port as well as Savannah Fernandina. Sizer says lumber will be shipped from Jacksonville and this port while P. M. Ulsch and family and W. D. Miller and family also relocate to Jacksonville.
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R. R
Fatal pistol duel in Paris near Versailles between two Polish students
In Viroflay near Versailles a fatal duel occurred between Niecengiewicz and Betkiewicz, both 20, sons of Warsaw merchants. Betkiewicz was shot in the head at the first shot and died after being taken to a hospital. The quarrel began over a refused handshake.
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Paris
Viroflay
Versailles
Niecengiewicz
Betkiewicz
Warsaw
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Washington
Lavy Department
Coton
Empire Station
Colon
Russell
Mason
Moody
Department
To Prairie
Boston Navy Yard
League Island
Olympia
Cogian
Caribbean
Nurse
Husband
Fearty
Ment
Vail Fail
ACL
Ction
Gates
MR. Barkuloo
Louis Disbrow
Miss Lawrence
First Baptist Church
Lambright
Tribune
R. R. Sizer & Co
Jacksonville
Pai Rs Hok
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