Julius Brown Loses Pins and Cash in Broadway Theft
Julius Gefrewa of Atlanta reports robbery in New York as $12,000 in stick pins and $180 in cash disappear after meeting a woman at 162 West Thirty-seventh street. Police arrest Lottie Brown and Frankie Goodwin who deny wrongdoing while investigators trace the missing pins and money.
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New Fork
Julius Gefrewa
Atlants
Knights Templar
Saratoga
West Thirty-seventh Street
Simpson
Bowery
Simpson's
New York
Mr. Brown
Broadway
Gilsey
Brown ‘ii
Cme
Brdown
Brown
Epa
Joseph E.brown
Georgia
United States
Georgia Mining,Manufacturing and Investment Company
Knights Templars of
Mrr
Starr
West Thirty-eighth Street
Mlso
Thirty-seventh Street
Frankie Goodwin
Gilsey House
Interstate Commerce Detects Harriman Rail Margin Abuse
The Interstate Commerce Commission released a public report on its months long inquiry into Edward Harriman's railroad operations and the Harriman lines. The document details control methods, elimination of competition, and the policy of consolidating transcontinental routes, with no criminal or civil action recommended. It urges limiting railroad investments to through routes and directs profits toward through-line improvements.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Edward EH Harriman
Harrimen
Franklin M.lane
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Bova Parte
Facta Se
Harriman
Eith
M. Harriman
Mr. Harriman
Mexico
Exige
Ing
Ion Pattic
Harriman Valley
Ines
San Pedro Rosa
Chicago and Alton
Commission
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Oriental
Alton Railway
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Alton
Chicago
St. Lows
Kansas City
Santa Fe Board
Menax
Cine Ita
Betterme Wits
Water reaches 22 foot mark in reservoir upgrades
Water in the city reservoir rose to 22 feet and is expected to reach 23 feet then be turned toward the filters. A special committee will report next Tuesday on pump options as 1,500 feet of new pipe and 12 pieces of 8-inch pipe arrive for the river-to-reservoir main.
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Én- Sireer
Water Department
Waterworka Department
Casey’s Hill
Casey's Hill
General Council
General Committee
Richmond County Raises School Tax Rate in 1900s
Augusta Ga July 13 Special At a Richmond county board of education meeting the school tax rate was increased about nine cents, raising annual revenue by about 25000 dollars to meet demand.
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Richmond County
Augusta
Board of Education
Brother saves man who jumped into Savannah river
In Savannah on July 13 A G Haug jumped into the Savannah River after his brother refused to supply more funds. The brother dived after him and managed to rescue him, with the incident ending without further tragedy.
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Savannah
A. G. Haug
Mt Ine Oka
Governor Hoke Smith May Not Make Immigration Address
Indications show Governor Hoke Smith will not be invited to address the General Assembly on immigration. A joint resolution introduced by Mr. Tift to extend the invitation may be withdrawn by mutual consent. The move follows Gov Smith's request via friends and possible discussions with Representative Martin on agriculture.
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Hoke Smith
Genera Assembly
Tift
Dougherty
Smith
Titt
General Assembly
Nis ‘Purbone
House
Martin
Elbert
House Committee On Agriculture
Biifth
Europe
Rouse
Storth
Ana
Mob Violence in Roanoke Greek Restaurant Incident
Rioting Americans attacked a Greek restaurant on Salem avenue in Roanoke after alleged mistreatment of a U S citizen. The crowd vied with police for hours, throwing bricks and firing shots, with one fire alarm and officers forced to retreat. Mayor Cutcheon closed all nearby Greek eateries as crowds dispersed but remained volatile.
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Roanoke
Salem Avenue
John Randolp Bryan
Commerce Street
Judge Bryan
Nolomon Cutechin
Cutcheon
Central Station
Tentaurgat
Perjury Warrant Issued in Haywood Trial Rebuttal
In Boise Idaho July 13 sensational developments arise as the state resumes rebuttal evidence in the Haywood trial a warrant for perjury is issued in a magistrate court against Dr L L Moses a Wallace Idaho physician who testified for the defense Sheriff J W Berry of Shoshone county departs for Walden to arrest McGee Witness William Dewey a state witness confesses to aiding in the Wardner mills destruction with others while Harry Orchard begins a series of crimes at Wardner dated April 29 1909 conflicting testimonies emerge about Dart Davis and mob leadership adding tension to the proceedings
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Boise
Idaho
Haywood
L L. Moses
Wallace
Idato
J. W. Berry
Shoshone
McGee
Wallden
Dewey
Orchard
William Dewey
Sullivan Mills
Werdner
Mort
Harry Orchard
Wardner
William F. Davis
Thenon
Union
Vote in Senate on a Nearly Tied Bill
A taut Senate vote reflected a near tie on the major bill as lawmakers debated its fate. Key figures and party lines shaped the outcome, with observers noting the close division and potential changes ahead.
Prohibition Bill Advances as Georgia Senate Passes
Governor Hoke Smith promised to sign if sent, while Georgia moves toward state prohibition after the Senate approved the bill by a wide margin. Supporters push forward as opponents fret over political consequences, with a vast majority in both chambers in favor and public fervor rising.
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Tate
Georgia
Senate
House
Sena
Ate
Smith
Hoke Smith
Weather forecast for Washington in July
Partly cloudy on Sunday and Monday with occasional showers. Variable winds expected across the period.
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Washington
Genorgia
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