Charges Against Gate City Guard Captain At Camp Wrightsville
Charges filed against Captain James F. O Neill of the Gate City Guard arise from an incident at Wrightsville Camp. Parties connected refuse to talk, and a court martial is expected to be ordered within days.
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Fifth Regiment
Wes Ip
Wrightsyille
James F. O’neill
Gate City Guard
James
Fellowstone Park
Colorado
Gal! Lake
Monida
Cinnibar
Billings
St. Paul
Buriington
California
Beenie Colorado
Rockies
Dertha
Sts. City
North Pryor Street
Atlanta
J. MN. Merrill
Gentral Southern
Captain O'Neill Charged With Striking Corporal Dunwody
An eyewitness account, reported to The Constitution, recounts Captain O Neill striking Corporal Dunwody during a Wrightsville Camp incident. The altercation arose after O Neill allegedly questioned Dunwody’s intoxication and refused to apologize. Dunwody was arrested but released. potential court martial looms pending official findings.
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Wrightsville
N.C
O'Neill
Henry Dunwod
Constitution
Polows
Dun Wody
O Nell
Dunwody
Guard
Corporal Dunwody
Captain O'Neill
O’neill
Dunnody
Conservution
Burton Smith
O'Neil
Clifford L. Anderson
Dr King’s New Life Pills Cure Digestive Ailments
Dyspeptic pains nausea dizziness headaches and liver and bowel troubles are common complaints. Prompt relief comes from Dr King’s New Life Pills. They are gentle thorough and guaranteed to cure. Sold at all drug stores.
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Dr. King
Fifty Years The Best Watches Made by Patek Philippe Co
For fifty years the finest watches are shown in artistic cases by Patek Philippe Co. Their timepieces are noted for flat thin design and exquisite finish. Maier & Berkefe, Sols Agents in Affants, 81 Whitehall St.
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Patek, Philippe & Co
Maier
Berkefe
Whitehall Si
Opening shoot yields excellent results at Atlanta Gun Club
Rain did not dampen the opening day at the Atlanta Gun Club shoot. Bing Crosby led with 168 breaks of 175, Lee of Monroe posted 158 of 176, and Ben Eicke with Ssuder of New York tied for third at 166. Holly Thorogon, 15, fired 151 kills of 175 with notable shots. Savannah barbecue honored visitors as grounds and club house drew praise from guests and Crosby.
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Bing Crosby
Lee
Monroe
Ben Eicke
Ssuder
New York
Holly Thorogon
Holly
Met
Billy Crosby
Avery
Ity Vines
Burk
Thompson
Pee
Drew Wison
Savannah
Mont Pelee Quiet After Devastating Eruption
Dr. T A Jaggar of Harvard, representing the U S Geological Survey, visited Fort de France and Mont Pelee after the 1902 eruption. He notes extraordinary similarity with St Vincent’s Soufriere, two volcanoes waning but active, with superficial mud spouts and steam jets. French experts favor ongoing monitoring, while Jaggar advocates permanent warning stations to protect residents.
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Fort de France
Martinique
Associated Press
T A. Jaggar
Harvard University
United States
West Indies
Mont Pelea
Jagmar
St Vincent
Mont Pelee
St. Flerre
St. Vincent
Jaggar
George
Riviere Blanche
Lacroix
Paris
TWO YACHTS FOR ROOSEVELT AT OYSTER BAY
President Roosevelt will have two yachts at his disposal at Oyster Bay. The Mayflower, fitted for the president, has been at Oyster Bay since he went to Baltimore. Moody wired to dispatch the Syliph to the president’s summer home, with expected use for short cruises in the Sound.
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Syliph
Washington
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Bagimore Bi
Moody
Syipsi
Small Boys Stowaway Circus on Celtic Voyage
Four boy stowaways aged nine to 312 years sneaked aboard the Whit Starliner Cevie at Liverpool in life crests and hid until thirst forced a reveal on the fourth day. They will be sent back to Liverpool on the Cevie's return voyage.
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Celtic
New York
Liverpool
Fire Engines Sparked Vanishing Calm Miss Vanderbilt Wackerman
Miss Helen Vanderbilt Wackerman, recently involved in a London incident, was severely cut by shattered window glass while attempting to escape a fire at her home. Fire engines halted at a hydrant beneath her window, spurring panic as she smashed panes with bare hands before her mother restrained her.
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Helen Vanderbilt Wackerman
Buffalo
London
Wackerman
Miss Wackerman
Misa Wackerman
Negro Dupree Brought to Atlanta for Identification
Henry Dupree, arrested in Senoia for the assault on Miss Margaret Hoyne, was brought to Atlanta and placed in the Tower. Miss Hoyne will visit the Tower at 4 AM to identify him. Dupree allegedly confessed to Mayor Holberg and fears lynching if returned to Atlanta.
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Henry Dupree
Senoia
Margaret Hoyne
Atlanta
Miss Hoyne
F. Holberg
Enoia
Atlante
Turner
Holberg
Dupree
Sonoia
East Point
Buckhead
East
J. K. Ohi
Peachtree Street
Negra
Vaultdesign of Empire Building Safe Deposit Vaults
The Safe Deposit Vaults of the TITLE GUARANTEE & TRUST CO are described as being in the Empire Building basement. The text notes that all skill ingenuity and science are applied to security in design construction and operation with every known safeguard employed.
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Title Guarantee & Trust CO
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