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About The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900
Brunswick, Ga. (188?-1900)
- Title:
- The Brunswick times. [volume] : (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900
- Alternative Titles:
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- Daily times <July 5, 1889->
- Morning times
- Place of publication:
- Brunswick, Ga.
- Geographic coverage:
- Dates of publication:
- 188?-1900
- Description:
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- Ceased with: Volume 11, number 196 (August 15, 1900).
- Frequency:
- Daily (except Monday)
- Language:
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- English
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- Subjects:
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- Brunswick (Ga.)--Newspapers.
- Georgia--Brunswick.--fast--(OCoLC)fst01218163
- Georgia--Glynn County.--fast--(OCoLC)fst01214157
- Glynn County (Ga.)--Newspapers.
- Notes:
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- Also on microfilm: Athens, Ga. : University of Georgia Libraries.
- Archived issues are available in digital format from the Library of Congress Chronicling America online collection.
- Cannot determine relationship to: Brunswick times-advertiser, which appeared for an undetermined amount of time in the 1800s from the same publisher.
- Description based on: April 25, 1889 (online surrogate); title from PDF masthead (Digital Library of Georgia, viewed May 21, 2019).
- Latest issue consulted: Volume 11, number 196 (August 15, 1900) (online surrogate) (viewed June 12, 2019).
- Merged with: Evening call (Brunswick, Ga.), to form: Brunswick times-call.
- No issue published for July 5, 1899.
- Published also as a weekly ed. (title unknown).
- Some irregularities in enumeration. Some issues may not carry enumeration. Some enumeration may be repeated numerous times in error.
- LCCN:
- sn 90052410
- OCLC:
- 21663160
- ISSN:
- 2693-5244
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The Brunswick times and The Brunswick times-call
Two short-lived Brunswick, Georgia newspapers, the Breeze and the Morning News, consolidated in January 1889 to form the Brunswick Times under the ownership of the Times Publishing Company. The four-page Democratic paper published daily and within its first year had the largest circulation in the city. The paper consolidated with the competing Evening Advertiser in 1893 and circulated a Brunswick Times-Advertiser edition, before reverted to the Brunswick Times moniker in 1896. Under the leadership of President John E. duBignon, the Brunswick Times became the official organ of Brunswick and Glynn County and by 1897 claimed to be the Georgia paper with the largest circulation south of Savannah.
Brunswick was home to one of the earliest established ports in the United States, and the Brunswick Times reported on the maritime commercial affairs of the city and shipping activities at the Port of Brunswick through the end of the century. The publication also notably covered the news of what is often referred to as the Golden Isles of Georgia, including nearby barrier islands St. Simons Island and Jekyll Island. The latter was home to the Jekyll Island Club, which served as a winter retreat for the wealthy. Club members who received news coverage for their visits included J. P. Morgan, William Rockefeller, and Joseph Pulitzer.
The Times' strongest competitor during this period was the Morning Call. M. J. Parker established the paper circa 1894 as a competing four-page Democratic daily in Brunswick. Arthur H. Leavy took over as editor and publisher of the Morning Call in 1895. The following year, his brother Clarence H. Leavy joined as a co-editor of the retitled Brunswick Call. The Brunswick Times merged with the Brunswick Call in mid-July 1900 and established an arrangement under which the Times circulated as the morning edition and the Call as the evening edition. The two papers shortly consolidated into a single eight-page morning edition retitled the Brunswick Times-Call on August 16, 1900. Arthur H. Leavy of the Call edited the new eight-page newspaper, and Roland A. Mullins of the Times served as the business manager.
Leavy left his position as editor of the Times-Call in June 1901 to establish a competing newspaper, the Brunswick Daily News. Roland A. Mullins maintained management of the Times-Call, but his lease on the publication ended in January 1902 and the paper suspended circulation as a result. The Brunswick News purchased the holdings of the Times-Call and assumed the role of Glynn County's official organ.
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