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Death of Mrs. Sarah Cross
Tallapoose Ga., Jan. 28—Mrs. Sarah Cross, who has been visiting her son here, Mr. A. P. Cross, died yesterday of pneumonia. Mrs. Cross was about 70 years of age; While her condition had been serious for several days, her death was quite a shock to relative and friends.
Date: 1908-01-29; Paper: Macon Weekly Telegraph

Col. G.R. Hutchens Mayor of Tallapoosa Is Dead At Age Of 62
Tallapoosa, Ga. Aug. 27 Colonel G.R. Hutcheson, mayor of Tallapoosa, aged 62, died at 11 o'clock at his residence. He will be remembered as the manager of the Underwood campaign in Georgia.
Date: 1918-08-28; Paper: Columbus Daily Enquirer

OSCAR WHITMORE COMMITTED SUICIDE AT BREMEN GA,
Carrollton, Ga. July 12.—Oscar Whltmore a citizen of this county, committed suicide at Bremen, Ga., last night. He had just left Carrollton and gone to Bremen where he took a quantity of strychnine from, the effects
of which he died in a short time. No cause known for his act
Date: 1907-07-13; Paper: Macon Weekly Telegraph

Columbus Man Dies While Visiting Bremen
Bremen, Ga. June 27 While on a visit to friends here Dr. J.R. Dickie of Columbus, died suddenly yesterday morning about 9 o'clock of hear failure. He was a former resident of this city but had resided in Columbus for the past several months where he was engaged in the practice of his profession. He was about 35 years of age and a native of Alabama. Funeral and interment will take place at his old home.
Date: 1921-06-28; Paper: Columbus Daily Enquirer

CHARLES L, COPELAND.
Atlanta, Feb. 1 Charles L. Copeland, a merchant of Bremen died at a local sanitarium this morning He was 44 years old and is survived by his wife, who is a daughter of Congressman Adamson, of the Fourth district; several children, four brothers. J. N. of Atlanta; John C. of Cornelia; W. F. of Bowden, and George T. Copeland, of Carrollton; and three sisters, Mrs. H. H. Wicks and Mrs. A. E. Fleming, of Bowden, and Mrs. G. G. Lavorn, of Newell. Funeral and interment will take place at Bremen tomorrow morning: at 10:30 o'clock.
Date: 1915-02-02; Paper: Macon Weekly Telegraph

Death Of Pedro Montt From Heart Failure
President of Chile Died in Bremen While Preparing For Bed In His Hotel At Midnight.
Bremen Aug. 17.-The death of Pedro Montt of Chile, in this city last night was unexpected. He was preparing for bed, when he was seized with cramps of the heart and died almost Instantly. His wife was with him at the time. The hour was a few minutes before 12 o'clock. Almost all the members of the president's party were still engaged in conversation with Senor. Besa, secretary of the Chilean legation. As soon as it was seen that Senor Montt's condition was serious, a physician was summoned, but is was too late. President Montt passed away almost Instantly. The members of the late president's suite are of the opinion that the Chilean government will send a warship here to convey the remains back to Chile.
Date: 1910-08-18; Paper: Macon Weekly Telegraph

DIES FROM WRECK INJURIES
Second Victim of Accident at Central of Georgia Crossing,
Rome, Oct- 5.—J. E.   Mayson, well known farmer, living near Bremen, died in a local hospital today from injuries received when the auto In which he was riding was struck by a Central of Georgia train yesterday, Joseph Furgeson, driver of the Auto, was instantly killed and G. W. McDowell and his six-year-old son were injured at the same time but were able to be taken to their home.
Date: 1919-10-06; Paper: Macon Weekly Telegraph

OSCAR WHITMORE COMMITTED SUICIDE AT BREMEN GA,
CARROLTON, Ga., July 12.—Oscar Whitmore, a citizen of this county, committed suicide at Bremen Ga., last night. He had just left Carrollton and gone to Bremen, where he took a quantity of strychnine from the effects of which he died in a short time
No cause is known for his act.
Date: 1907-07-13; Paper: Macon Telegraph

Columbus Man died While visiting Bremen
Bremen Ga. June 27 While on a visit to friends here Dr. J.? Dickie of Columbus, died suddenly yesterday morning about 9 o'clock of heart failure. he was a former resident of this city but had resided in Columbus for the past several months where he was engaged in the practice of his profession. He was about 35 years of age and a native of Alabama. Funeral and interment will take place at his old home.
Date: 1921-06-28; Paper: Columbus Daily Enquirer

DEATH OF PEDRO MONTT FROM HEART FAILURE
President of Chile Died   In Bremen While Preparing For Bed in His Hotel at Midnight
BREMEN, Aug, 17-The death of Pedro Montt, of Chile, in this city Iast night was unexpected. He was preparing for bed, when he was seized with cramps of the heart and died almost instantly. His wife was with him at the time. The hour was a few, minutes before 12 o'clock. Almost all the members of the president's party were still engaged in conversation with Senor Besa, secretary of the Chilean legation. As soon as it was seen that Senor Montt's condition was serious a physician was summoned, but it was too late. President Montt passed away almost Instantly,
The members of the late presidents suite are of the opinon that the Chilean government will send a warship here to convey the remains back to Chile.
Date: 1910-08-18; Paper: Macon Telegraph

CHARLES L, COPELAND.
ATLANTA, Feb. 1, Charles L, Copeland, a merchant of Bremen, died at a local sanitarium this morning He was 44 years old and is survived by his wife, who is a daughter of Congressman Adamion, of the Fourth district; several children, four brothers. J. N.. of Atlanta; John C. of Cornelia; W. F., of Bowden, and George T. Copeland, of Carrollton: and three sisters, Mrs. H. H. Wicks and Mrs. A. K. Fleming, of Dowden, and Mrs. G. G. Lavorn, of Newell.
Funeral and interment will take place at Bremen tomorrow morning at 10:30 o'clock.
Date: 1915-02-02; Paper: Macon Telegraph

J. B. DANIELL DEAD
Mr. J. B. Daniell, father of Messrs. George and O. B. Daniell of Marietta, died in Bremen, last week. Mrs. Daniell survives but is very ill at this time. He is further survived by Mrs. W. S. Terry, a daughter, and J. W. K. T. and T. W., three sons, who live in Texas.
Date: 1919-05-01; Paper: Cobb County Times

DIES FROM WRECK INJURIES
Second Victim of Accident at Central of Georgia Crossings
ROME, Oct 5.—J. E.   Mayson, well known farmer, living near Bremen, died in a local hospital today from Injuries received when the auto in which he was riding was struck by a Central of Georgia train yesterday, Joseph Furgeson, driver of the auto, was Instantly killed and G, W. McDowell and his six-year-old son were Injured at the same time but were able to be taken to their home.
Date: 1919-10-06; Paper: Macon Telegraph

Anthony Drexel's Funeral.
The body of Anthony J. Drexel arrived at New York Tuesday on the north German Lloyd steamship Kaiser Wilhelm II. Mr. Drexel died at Carlsbad June 30th, and, after the body was embalmed, it was transferred to Bremen and put on board the Kaiser Wilhelm. The body was put on a special train which started immediately to Philadelphia. The funeral took place Wednesday morning from Mr. Drexel's late residence and was largely attended.
Date: 1893-07-29; Paper: Savannah Tribune