Necro Soldier Under Arrest Ensuing Life Case
A necro soldier is under arrest following a life endangering incident. Authorities report forged orders connected to the case and are pursuing further charges.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1907
Page
1
Soldier John Williams dies after forgery arrest attempt
An armed-forgery probe at the paymaster's office ends with John Williams taking poison to escape arrest. The forged pay statement sought $984.54 for services. Williams died within minutes at Grady hospital. Major Dawes and Chief Clerk Eckels were among the officials involved. Williams, age about 25, appeared intelligent but identity remains unknown. no such man as John Williams was found among ex-soldiers in Brownsville.
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Court of Justice
John ‘Willams
United Sates
Pkymaster
Department of the Gulf
Candler
Dawes
Grady Hospital
Willams
Willama
Eckels
Alfred Branch
Company A. 26Th Infantry
Fort Reno
Ohio
Faibre
Williamn
Hia
War Department
1 Sth Infantry
Wrs
Exkela
Williams
Nia
Eckeals
Wma
Brownaviltpuota
John Willams
Virginia judge to hear Jim Crow car law case
In Fort Monroe Virginia on June 17 Captain WJ Pigman paymaster aboard the battleship Town faced charges in Hampton police court for breach of the Jim Crow streetcar law. He refused to move when asked to yield a seat by an electric railway conductor but was released on bail as acting Mayor Richardson urged adherence to conductors' requests.
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Richardson
DUI
Pigman
Two-Cent Fare Trial and Missouri Rail Rate Case
Judge McPherson ordered a three month practical test of the two-cent fare plan while injunctions against freight rate laws remain in place. Attorney General Hadley hailed the decision as a moral and commercial victory, noting state rights and potential federal review if disputes persist. The ruling highlights nationwide commerce limits, equal treatment of rates, and the need for prompt, efficient service across Missouri routes and out-of-state connections.
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Kenass City
At & mm
Raflroada
Atate
Smith McPherson
United States District Court
Missouri
Hadley
MaPherson
Supreme Court
Aj‘regea
Let Louis
Bt Joseph
Kansas City
Joplin
Constitution Praised On Floor Of Council
Council debates city advertising contract as The Constitution boasted of wider readership. Councilman Bryon urged choosing the paper with the largest circulation, The Constitution, over The Fulton County Daily Report. The Daily Report lost the bid and Bryon’s position drew applause from the audience.
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Atlanta Constitution
Styran
Afth
Cry Council
Fulton County Daily Report
Bryron
Atlanta
Constitution
Stege
Ameriea
Canada
Europe
Council
Counciman
Council Btyron
Fils
Death Wound in Georgia Field and Political Upheaval
In Atonton Georgia farmer Robert F Adams was shot while working in his field by a member or ally of the Jones brothers amid a feud dating four years. He crawled home to tell his family he was shot and bloodhounds joined the pursuit as authorities seek the wanted trio. In San Francisco Mayor Schmitz was removed amid graft prosecutions with acting mayor Gallagher named to replace him briefly as legal battles move toward higher courts. Attorneys vow to appeal to state and federal supremes. A separate Georgia tale notes a claim of ten thousand dollars tied to Johnny Rayburn’s finger, filed by his ally F Rayburn.
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Atonton
Robert F. Adams
Jones Boys
Il la Sata
Adame
Kish Jones
Adama
San Francisco
Cal
Bchmitz
James Gallagher
Tala Place
Brayor Schmitz
Gallagher
Supervieora
Bchmita
Dunns
J. Campbell
Schmits
Dunne
Supreme Court of
Washington
Auto crash spoils wedding eve for British officer and fiance
In a late evening accident near Fock Creek park Captain Horace Walrfax Marseby Browne of the British Army and his fiancée Miss Maud Vera Hanna were injured, both rushed to hospitals then returned to their hotel while Miss Hanna’s chaperone Mrs Beulah Jacobs of Cleveland remained in serious condition with multiple fractures and facial burns. The couple’s wedding was scheduled for tomorrow and the chauffeur escaped injury.
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Washington
Horace Walrfax Marseby Browne
Mise Maud Vera Hanna
Joseph HL Hanna
Cincinnat
Chlss Hanna
Tleveland
Ohio
Hanna
Fock Creek Park
Wiss Hanna
Georgetown University Hospital
Not Guilty Says Foraker In Brownsville Inquiry
Senator Foraker releases a written statement today claiming the senate military trial testimony fails to prove any soldier from the Twenty Fifth Battalion participated in the Brownsville affair. He argues citizens’ testimony is unreliable and night conditions made identification impossible, maintaining soldiers did not take part in the shooting.
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Washington
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Senate
Brownagilla
Adye
Twenty-Fifth Battalion
Forsker
Mr Forsker Asya
Brownaville
Cid
Purdy
Brownsville
United States
Mejor Penrose
Iatel Kran
Rem
Citiene
rHownevitte
Lieutenant Little Detailed as Professor of Military Science
By direction of the president First Lieutenant J Willard Little Thirtieth Infantry detailed as professor of military science and tactics at the Georgia Military College Milledgeville Ga. The article discusses statutory questions about interstate commerce and state authority without forming opinion.
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Georgian Military College
Washington
J. Willard Little
Thirtieth Infantry
Georgia Miliary College
Milledgeville
Farmers Union Mask Meeting In Gadsden Ala
A mass meeting of the Farmers Union for Gadsden and adjoining counties is set for Thursday June 20 at the courthouse. The morning session is public with invited attendance and the afternoon is for members only. Officials are expected to speak and plans for a local cotton warehouse may be finalized.
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Gadsden
Alas
Farmers’ Union
Atte
Eighteen Injured in Sanisfe Train Wreck Near Park
Eighteen persons were injured in a wreck of fast-bound passenger train No. 8 on the Sanisfe near Park, twenty miles east of Trinidad Col. Three were fatally hurt. Fifteen others were bruised or dazed but not seriously hurt.
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Trinidad
Col
Sanis Fe
Fark
Here
Monument to Senator Morgan proposed by Selma Daughters of the Confederacy
The Selma chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy plans a monument to late Senator John Tyler Morgan in Selma. Members, inspired after burial, will seek subscriptions from Alabamians to fund the memorial carved from Alabama or Tennessee stone.
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Selma
Als
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
John Tyler Morgan
Morgan
Alabama
Tennessee Martin
Holmes Sold Crop Report for BIC Monly
A terse note records a crop report sale by Holmes involving BIC Monly in connection with a leak. The brief item notes the action and parties but lacks further details on scope or outcome.
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Holmes
BIC
Holmes War Fives One Third Profits Link to Broker
In New York Louis Van Riper testified in Edwin H. Holmes Jr. trial that Holmes shared stock tips early with Haas and Peckham forming a five member network. Van Riper described profits from cotton futures and payments funneling to Holmes, with cash handed in an office. Prosecution counsel Mr. Beach led the case.
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Holmes
Holmese
New York
Washington
Louis He van Riper
Government
Edwin HL. Holmes, Jr
Agricultural Department
van Riper
F. A. Peckham
Mosse Haas
Reed
Haas and
Packham
Chicago
AL Louie
Haas
H. and
Peckham
Haan
Holmen Im Brokerage Firm
Beach
Weather forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday in Washington
The forecast calls for light to fresh east to northeast winds. Temperatures range from a low to a high with mean and normal levels noted, and 24 hour precipitation reported. Deficiencies are listed for the current month and year.
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Washington
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