Palm Beach West Coast Play Celebrations Schedule
A fragment outlines celebrations in Palm Beach with events at River Bank corner and Titusville. It lists motor boat races, bicycle races, a baseball game, a grand ball, contests, refreshments, and speeches by local officials and clergy. The program begins at 9 am with a $100 prize, continues through the day, and invites coast residents to join.
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Gad
West Palm Beachs
Indian River
River Bank Corner
Pitchford
Utley
Brady
G. M. Robbins
Lorillard, Jr
E. B
Wand
Titusville
Bert Johnn
The
Titus House
WS. Branning Committee
Fort Pierce Public School Medals Promised by Citizens
Fort Pierce community leaders offer four gold medals through the Fort Pierce High School program and St Lucie County contest to reward excellence in various departments. A. B. Maye and P. P. Cobb sponsor medals, aimed at boosting attendance and pupil effort as the school year unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Pierce
Powear
St. Lucie County
Anu
St. Mary
P.P. Cobb
A. B. Maye
Improvement Club Elects Officers After Annual Meeting
Fort Pierce Improve ment Club reports a healthy current balance after a year of painting and repairs to the club building. The six hundred dollar debt goal is set as the major aim for the next year while officers and committees are named for governance and events. Miss Conkling praised as a top regional singer at a related East Coast event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Pierce Improvement Club
R. Whyte
F. R. Horton
D. T. McCarty
Clarence Summerlin
C. M. Horton
B. E. Rollins
Board of
E. E. Rollins
Carty
Special Term Circuit Court to Hear Lassiter v Florida East Coast
A special term of circuit court for St. Lucie and Indian River counties begins Tuesday July 7 with Judge Jones hearing C. O Lassiter v Florida East Coast Railway for damages of 20000 linked to Lassiter losing a foot in February 1906 at Fort Pierce yard. Beggs Palmer and Sum Merlin appears for plaintiffs. Geo M Robbins for the railroad. a second E O Sum merlin suit against the same railroad will also be tried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lucie County
Andort Pierce
Jones
C. O Lassiter
Florida East Coast Railway
Dent
Lassitter
Fort Pierce
East Coastites Wed in Texas
Miss Winnefred McClinton and Perey H. Hendrix married in Fort Worth at College Avenue Presbyterian church on May 28. After visiting New Orleans they traveled to Birmingham and plan Florida as a home. Mrs Hendrix is daughter of Dr N McClinton of Jensen with many friends. Mr Hendrix known in Fort Pierce and Jensen from his drug business.
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Winnefred McClinton
Fort Worth
Texas
College Avenue Presbyterian Church
New Orleans
Birmingham
Ala
Florida
Hendrix
N. McClinton
Jensen
Fort Pierce
St. Lucie County
Floridian Weds in Penna. Harrisburg Telegraph notice
The Harrisburg Telegraph carries a Florida wedding notice for St. Lucie residents. Issac M. Weills of this city married Miss Nancy J. Hughes of Southern Florida at 1220 North Sixth Street at 11 o'clock. The bride had lived in Vero for several years and is well regarded. The News extends best wishes for years of happiness.
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Harrisburg
St. Lucie County
Issac M. Weills
Nancy J. Hughes
Florida
North Sixth
Vero
Little Boy Bitten by a Dog in Brown Family Incident
Seven year old Willis Brown son of Mr and Mrs R V Brown was bitten several times about the face and head Tuesday by a dog owned by R L Brown. The boy chased a chicken near the chained dog and received deep gashes requiring stitches from Dr Van Landingham. He is recovering and doing as well as possible.
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Willis Brown
R. V. Brown
R. L. Brown
van Landingham
F M Veigh badly burned in gasoline tank blast
F M Veigh former Florida East Coast rail way train master and Fort Pierce figure suffered severe burns when an automobile gasoline tank exploded near West Palm Beach after the car’s occupants tried to repair a leaking tank. Four men fled to West Palm Beach for aid. Veigh survived initial fears and was improving. The injured others were Delray residents Il B Burton W W Blackmer and Richard Gardner. Veigh runs a pineapple business in Delray with E A Walker.
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BE. F. McVeigh
Florida East Coast Railway
Fort Pierce
West Palm Beach
Il B Burton
Blackmer
Ichard Gardner
Delray
Mr. eVeigh
E. A. Walker
Russell Spends Fletcher A ip Jacksonville Trip
Russell allocates funds for a Fletcher Airplane trip to Jacksonville during the Glorious Fourth holiday, planning travel and related expenses.
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Russell
Fletcher
Jacksonville
Meeting of County School Board Sets 1908 09 Budget
Special session of the county school board approves the annual expense estimate for 1908 09. Expenditures cover teachers salaries transportation administration repairs new buildings painting furniture and incidentals. Board to notify assessor to levy seven mills to meet the budget including four rural school buildings.
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Messrs Bb
F. Hardesty
W. D. Edwards
R. R. Gladwin
W. J. Nesbitt
Teres
Eteides
R. R. Glapwin
Theodore Roosevelt Eulogy From Kan Gazette
The Emperor Kan Gazette offers a sweeping, critical tribute to Theodore Roosevelt portraying him as a dominant, all encompassing figure. It extols his influence as press leader and moral guide, likening him to many grand metaphors while implying strong partisan support.
Brevard County Jail and Sheriff Residence Burned
A premature Fourth of July celebration in Titusville caused a fire that destroyed the Brevard county jail and Sheriff Joe Brown's residence. The two-story brick jail, the eight-room residence, and the town jail were lost with an estimated total price around $30,000. Nine prisoners were moved to safety and later transferred to St Lucie county jail. no injuries were reported.
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Titusville
Brevard County
Joe Brown
Florida
Sherriff Brown
Brevard
Carlton
St. Lucie County
Next Florida Senators Named by Jacksonville Metropolis
The Jacksonville Metropolis reports a Democratic led Senate with leaders including F. M. Hudson L. C. Massey Hunt Harris E S Crill Don McMullen and J S Beard. Hudson may be president. The list covers 32 districts with names and hometowns across Florida and notes about temperance and prohibition positions.
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Florida
Senate
Jacksonville
F. M. Hudson
L. C. Massey
Hunt Harris
E. 8. Crill
Don McMullen
J. 8
Beard
Hudson
J. H. B. Miller
Milligan
John S. Beard
Pensacola
William W. Flournoy
DeFuniak Springs
Theop West
Marianna
R. F. Horsford
Coe Mills
James E. Broome
Quin
D. H. Sloan
Lakeland
John W. Henderson
Tallahassee
George W. Dayton
Dade City
C. L. Leggett
Greenville
Donald C. McMullen
Tampa
E. L. Cottrell
Old Tows
Miami
F. P. Cone
Lake City
A. Z. Adkins
Starke
T. 8
Davis
Fernandina
J. B. Johnston
Live Oak
H. H. Buckman
Orlando
D. H. Baker
Orange Home
Williemay
Monticell
Lake
W. Hunt Harris
Key West
Bud Cook
Chipley
School Board Special Meeting Attended by Local Residents
B F Hardesty of Sebastian and W D Rawards of Jensen attended the special school board meeting held here this week, joining local residents in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Hardesty
Sebastian
W. D. Rawards
Jensen
Florida Pines In New York Market Steady
Florida pineapples show little price change in New York as green fruit remains firm given weather and steady receipts. Very ripe fruit moves slowly and dealers lower asking prices. Abakkas arrive and sell well at 2.50 for good sizes while large reds grow scarce. Shipping Florida pines range from 2.75 to 2.25 for various sizes.
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Florida
Florida Pines
New York Fruit and Produce News
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G. G. Curriello
Rev
E. A. Waldo Sf
C. ©. Chilling
George C. Butler
Dr. H. ©. Hood
J. Sakaikee Bragg
Rederick M. Hud
Iaports
Ithe Aviston Ice and Electrics
W. H. Daya
R. C. Creech
Miss Conkling
East Coast
Will
Lena Conkling
Improvement Club Hall
Miss Winnefred McClinton
Penna
N. J. Hughes of
I. M. Weills
F. M'Veigh
W. J. Nesbite
Secy
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Republican Party
United States
Brown
Florida Senators
L. W. Zim
St. Augustine
H. H. McCreary
Gainesville
Buckman
New York
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