Mutiny at U S Navy Summer Camp
Philadelphia reports mutiny at the League Island navy yard summer camp. Five sailors irons, two in sick bay. ten more under arrest awaiting court martial. Leaders Privates Burnett and Kensey, one wounded with throat cut, another with a fractured arm. Clash involved Marines and blue jackets under gunfire. chief boatswain Garrett narrowly escaped. Burnett and Kensey to long naval prison terms. others given 30 days confinement.
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Philadelphia
Lancaster
League Island Navy Yard
Burnett
Kensey
Marine Corps
Marines
Blue Jackets
Garrett
Naval
Boston
New Post Office Planned For Atlanta Within Five Years
Architect Taylor of the treasury department outlined government plans to build a large new Atlanta post office with central districts and a substation. The facility may be the last on a grand scale here, with future quarters to be erected near Terminal Station as postal business grows, possibly within five to six years and possibly using pneumatic tubes. Local officials expect the Christmas present promise, though exact timing remains uncertain due to lingering details and approvals.
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Taylor
Treasury Department
Department of the Government Service
Atlanta
Ody Commission
Allan
Ruck
Rucker
Man 95 Ends His Life Over Love for 20 Year Old Girl
Alois Turkensky, 95, the county's oldest resident, hanged himself in the garret of his son's Manitowoc home. Despair over not winning the affection of Anna Kirch, a 20 year old neighbor's daughter, led to the suicide. The report notes the man had a private leased wife.
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Manitowoc
Wis
Alois Turkensky
Anna Kirch
Trail of Bank Looters Hints at arrest Today
Police traced fugitive cashier Henry W. Hering of the Milwaukee Avenue State Bank. Detectives rushed to Michigan to locate and arrest him, aiming to make the arrest before sundown. Continued on Page Nine.
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Chicago
Henry W. Hering
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Michigan
Teamsters Split Over Convention In Chicago
Chicago, Aug 8 A split in the International Brotherhood of Teamsters surfaced as rival conventions met at 164 Randolph Street and 10 and 12 South Clark Street. The rupture follows secession threats within the union and promises to reveal causes behind the disruption. Senator J B Foraker of Ohio is slated to deliver an oration amid the tensions.
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Chicago
Teamsters
International Brotherhood
Randolph Street
Snes
South
Clark Street
International
Brotherhood
Forake
Woman Charged with Murder of Husband in Hamlet Wreck Case
Special to The Mrs Charlotte, Jan N C Aug 8 Liz tale Bowman, third Hamlet wreck victim, died suddenly at a local hospital after long illness. The body removal and burial questions followed over two weeks, with speculation on her treatment and fate in Hamlet.
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Charlotte
Jan
N.C
Liztale Bowman
Hamlet
Randi
Bree
Mrs Katie Jackson Seeks Arrest in DeKalb County Case
Mrs Katie Doyle Jackson goes to Sheriff Reagan of DeKalb County to accuse her husband Andrew Jackson of murder. The sheriff tracks him to John Leach’s plantation, arrests him on a misdemeanor warrant, and he is released on a $103 bond posted by Leach. Justice White continued the case to Page Nine.
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Katie Doyle Jackson
Sherif Reagan
DeKalb County
Andrew Jackson
South Carolina
Reagan
John Leach
Deatt Cher
Jackson
Justice of the Peace
B. F. White
Leach
Jack Justice White
Bheritt Reagan
Standard Oil Indicted Over Rebates Charge in Rail Deals
Chicago reports that the Federal grand jury indicted Standard Oil Company on charges it colluded with railroads to secure rebates and monopolize trade. Evidence presented included testimony from J. L. Clark, A. Atkinson, and George T. Roberts regarding the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern line. The panel adjourned at noon and was to reconvene after lunch.
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Chicago
Federal Grand Piety
Standard Oil Company
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
J. Lt. Clark
General Western
A. Atkinson
Algerian Artist Abdel Kader Faces Bigamy Scrutiny
Police in Atlanta scrutinize Abdel Kader the Algerian artist who appears with three wives at the casino. Chief Jennings says the law forbids plural marriages and will require compliance. The unusual domestic arrangement drew attention as investigators plan a thorough review with possible enforcement actions.
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Abdel Kader
Abdel
Atlanta
Jennings
Jun
Republican Party to Put Out Ticket in State Election
At a meeting in the courthouse basement the advisory committee of the Republican party of Georgia unanimously adopted a resolution calling the state central committee to meet in Atlanta to nominate candidates for governor and other state offices.
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Republican Party
C. P. Goree
Republican Party of Georgia
State Central Committee of Republicans
Atlanta
Texas Flood Ravages Lone Star State With Loss of Life
A Texas flood and tornadoes devastate towns from Canyon City to Fort Worth and San Angelo. Reports cite dozens dead, entire families wiped out, and extensive property losses near $500,000 with rail lines and roads washed away. Widespread flooding follows heavy rains across the Colorado and Concho rivers, threatening thousands of acres and livestock.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Canyon City
Panhandle
Amarillo
Riggs
Mehming
Colorado
San Angelo
Teyine
Dan
Santa Fe
Dallas
Middle Western
Indian ‘Territory
St. Louis
San Francisco
Madill
I. T
Frivco
Missouri Kansas and Texas
Ballinger
Tex
Bismarck
W. Davis
Concho
Czar May Abdicate After Strife and Jewe Bill
Alarming news from Riga reports 66 men on a training ship arrested for suspected disloyalty. St. Petersburg dispatches say quiet has returned as workers resume duties. Government moves to draft a bill targeting rebels while Czar contemplates abdication to appoint Duke Vladimir and Duke Nicholas Nicholai vitch.
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St. Petersburg
Riga
Ministry of the Interior
Vladimir
Nicholas Nicholaivitch
Vatopat
Spook Mob Leader Forces Couple To Seek Police Aid
Special to The Georgian Asheville NC A and wife of Alexandria rushed to the collector of United States revenue office this noon after a disturbance. They reported threats and alleged plots to kill. The couple were escorted to the train by police amid tense scenes. The account includes sensational claims about ministers and czar approval. London dispatch notes Warsaw decree holding city residents financially responsible for losses by terrorism.
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Asheville
N.C. A
N. Agnew
Alexandria
United States Revenue
Agnew
Sweetwater
Ioan
Ameer
Potiee
London
Warsaw
Poland
UOBBY TALK CAUSES FIGHT IN THE HOUSE
A House dispute turned violent as Representative T. R. Whitley of Douglas and Solicitor General Charles D. Hill of Fulton County clashed over lobbying for the Mattingly bond bill. Whitley accused Hill of perjured testimony and money exchange, prompting a cane strike and a chaotic scene with torn clothing and shouts. Both men were separated amid growing disorder as the chamber debated the proxy merits of the bill.
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T. R. Whitley
Douglas
Charles D. Hill
Fulton County Court
House of Representatives
Mr. Whitley
Whitley
Hill
Hilt
Hystanders
Marler
Tmin
Met
Wright
Wedmond
Binter
Hii
Mr Hill
Slaton
House
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Gcharlotte Hospital
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Standard Oil CO
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Onno
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Ture
M. Filossoffort
Commerce
M. Iswolsky
Solicitor Hill
Whitley Clash
Mattingly
Knight
J. Py Knight
Berrien
Him Wan
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