Woman in case tells ER story on Atlantic City shooting
Mrs. Williams describes the Atlantic City boardwalk shooting of Charles Roberts Sr in detail. She says the event was a robbery attempt, refuting rumors that Roberts was targeted for being with her, and questions Atlantic City police motives while detailing the masked robber and the sequence of the hold up.
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Baltimore
Long Green
Haitimore County
W. S. Wikcame
Sheriock Swann
Pellica Board
Charles Roberts
Atlantic City
Roberts
Brighton
Roberta
Hs Tower
Mr. Roberts
M. Roberts
Mr. Robe
Zoryani
Roche
Tang Green
Tom feFora
Chicago
Mina
Roberty
Atlanticity
Basia
Charles B. Roberts
G. Williams
Willlame
Ten Thousand Need Clothing in Augusta Flood Relief
Augusta Georgia August 31 Ten thousand people in Augusta lack clothing and bed coverings Captain Huguet United States Army after a day of inquiry found six thousand in need The city will accept outside aid and aid is pledged as long as funds hold Augusta relief committee plans to assist alongside white and Black residents near the Savannah river and tents and provisions from Army depots are expected to follow Demand for water remains high though mains are limited and bread arrives from Atlanta Savannah Macon and elsewhere The death toll appears stable as relief efforts continue
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Augusta
Capieio H. Hueger
United States Army
Fort McPherson
Ain
Caraila
Savannah River
Nogre
Huguet
Department of the Gulf of the United States Army
Dean
Army Headquarters
Atlanta
Auasta
Was Department
Atlanta Seeks Blue Veterans Encampment in Georgia
Delegates from Atlanta push to host the forty-second encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic. Atlanta posts open headquarters at 236 Fifteenth street to welcome veterans from Georgia and neighboring states. Junior Vice Commander-in-Chief William M. Scott promotes southern unity and plans to honor northern soldiers' graves, urging civic support for grave decoration after the last veteran passes.
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Toledo
Ohio
J. Freeman
Army
Daun
Michigan
Laeiteana
Ui Celomh
Behem
Niagara
Virginia
Louisiana
Tennessee
North Carolna
Atlanta
Atlanta, Ga
Georgia
Fifteenth Street
Wiliam M. Scott
Blue
Scott
Irs
G. 4. RB
South
Alabama
Southern Men Organize for Democratic Campaign in New York
The Dixie Colony of New York, comprised of former southern residents, reorganized to campaign for the Democratic Presidential ticket among New Yorkers. General H. T. Douglas was elected president with a large slate of officers and an executive committee including J. N. Williams, E. Moore, A. S. Towson, and others.
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Dixie Colony
New York
Ryan
Association
Southern Democratic
Whch
HT. Douglas
John @. Gathoun
Jonn G. R Breckenbridge
Harvey Waterson
Lewis Nixon
Edward
Bureton Thompson
John. B. Dunlap
Henry Waugh
LT. Harrison
W. H. McCorkie
W. 3. Kelly
Wiliam Hepburn Russell
C. Wilson
J. R. Branch
William Haanan Black
Mob Fire and Arson Case Shocks Ky Town
In Lévies, Kentucky, a fire at the home of Charles Cooper near Cherokee yesterday killed two children and injured others. Joan Sprouse faces arson charges after attempting to evade a mob. Cooper, seriously hurt, may not recover. Dixon to Manage Tart Speakers in Chicago. Senator Joseph M. Dixon named director of the Republican National Committee speakers bureau.
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Burnleg
Lévies
Joan Sprouse
Cheroles
Charles
Cherokee
Coopers Drew
Cooper
Dixon
Chicago
Joseph M. 1
Montana
Chereman Prank
G A R Commander and Toledo Mayor Welcome Veterans Host
A G A R commander and Toledo mayor greeted the host of veterans Lina at a public event. The ceremony focused on veteran recognition and community support for local activities.
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Toledo
Who
Vermont Election Officials Brace for Result in Governor Race
Final arguments close in Vermont campaign as voters prepare to elect a governor and state officers. Republican Lt Governor George Froudty leads the field, with Democrat Jones E Burke a distant second. Independence League candidate Quimby S Backun gains attention as turnout nears. Vermont’s six cities and 240 towns show Republican lean, with history guiding the national implications of this fall’s vote.
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Independence League
Quimby S. Backun
Brandon
Vermont
Capublean
Herre
Burlington
Montprier
Rutland
St. Albans
Vergennap
ITI
Eas. Bell
Ponter
Trust Company of America Pays Off Large Loan
A historic note records the Trust Company of America in New York paying off a $20,000,000 loan in January after a sensational run during the 1903 financial panic. The excerpt mentions a $25,000,000 year and August 31 dates, reflecting the era's banking pressures and resolution.
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New, York
Trust] Company of America of
New York
Bus
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Wife With Pistol Ends Husband's Drinking Spree at Stileson
Statesboro Ga August 31 Special News reached Statro this afternoon of a shooting at Stileson about 20 miles from here Saturday night between prominent citizens Joe Brown and H C Barnhill In a connected drinking scene Barnhills wife armed with a pistol fired first at a jug then at Barnhill wounding him through the hand Brown fled to the back fence and collapsed begging for more medical help The parties are noted locals with possible amputation risk for Barnhill.
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Statesboro
Statoro
Stilsun
Joe Brown
H. C. Barnhill
Barnhill
Barnhlit
Brown
Hoth Partie
Minimum price above 12 cents in Arkansas case
In St Louis circuit court Judge Willig Vandeventer heard four Arkansas railroads seek a temporary injunction to block Arkansas from enforcing the 2 cent fare law and the railroad commission order for general freight rate cuts. Railroads claim losses from rates. affidavits omit mail and express revenues. State contends mail and express are part of earnings. Decision expected tomorrow. Also notes conventions in Worth, Texas and Georgia peach growers meeting plans and farm union talks on middlemen elimination and bucket stop, with anticipated 13 to 14 cent crop price, and delegates to visit Atlanta.
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St. Paul, Minn
United States
Willig Vandeventer
Arkansas
State Railroad Commission
St. Louis
Iron
Chicago, Rock Yuland
Pacific
John H. Moore
Trans Mountain
State
State of Arknam
Forney
W.T. Koy
Morrie Q. Cohn
George B. Bowe
Wort Worth
Tex
Farmers’ Union
National
Sala
Charles
Barrett
Georgia
Hearst's Newsman Predicts Independence Victory Rally
In New York on August 31 a crowded Independence League club house hosted the notification of Thomas J Hisgen as the party’s presidential candidate. Hearst and Hisgen spoke as crowds outside pressed to hear a fifteen minute address, pledging reform and direct nominating measures as the party’s core. Hisgen lauded the party platform and urged mobilization to defeat machine politicians.
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New York
Independence League
Thomas J. Hisgen
Independence Party
Tor
Jwilliam R.hearst
Hisgen
T. Graven
Jane Temple Graves
Mr. Hisgen
Mr. Graves
St. Graves
Melvin G. Pallim
Henry A. Powell
Powell
Hiigen
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