Mutiny Reported Among Russian Troops at Peterhof
Leased wire report from June 26 states sig facts from Saint Petersburg about the Préobrajensky guards ordered to march to Peterhof. The regiment refused the hour of marching, the Grand Duke intervened, and a spokesman said the men tried to dissolve the riot control. They yielded only to go to Peterhof, embracing the czarist suppression stance. A separate Batoum mutiny among some garrison troops, mainly engineers, is noted with no final exchange of fire.
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Sigfact Ie
Peterhof
Regi
Proczar
Gar
Batoum
Encampment Date Changed for Chickamauga Camp
Regulars and National Guard units will not camp at Chickamauga on July 1 as planned. The camp date is postponed several days with details to be announced. Lt Fuller named as camp officer. Buck named Quartermaster for summer operations. Donnally and Major Goode oversee troop arrangements.
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Chickamauga
Fuller
Wena
Department of the
Nh. B. Buck
Rt McPherbeen
Troo
Uirmdagharn
Huguenin Quits as Second Brigade Commander in July Election
Colonel E D Huguenin resigns as commander of the Second and triggers a vacancy. A July 6 election will fill the post with a provisional replacement likely from Macon or Tennille. Huguenin, a veteran officer since 1872, retires as brigadier general under a special act, creating a rank gap to be filled by Col Meldrim of Savannah or another senior officer.
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E. D. Huguenin
Sho
Eitta
Earths
Macon
Clarke denies certain statements in refutation
A brief report notes that Clarke denies specific claims made in yesterday’s story. The exchange centers on remarks attributed to Clarke about men and Christian faith within a government office, with Dr Mara cited as a source in rabies discussion and a disagreement over what was stated.
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Mara
Aia
Poor Girls Who Marry Mil Thaw In July Cosmopolitan
July Cosmopolitan article by Lida Rose Ma profiles Florence Evelyn Nesbit and her marriage to Harry Kendall Thaw. It contrasts Nesbit’s rise from chorus girl to social figure with Pittsburgh’s snobbish society and notes Thaw’s gilded youth and family pressure to accept the union.
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Lida Rose Ma
Mil” Harry
Mong
Inet Thaw
Florence Wvelyn Beabitance
T'Sol
Fyota
Res Kendall Thaw
Harry Kendall Thaw
Alice
Yarmouth
Yes
New York
Epg
Pertar
Pittsburg
Floredore
Florence Evelyn Nesbit
Arai
Thaw
Tho Bar
Harry Thaw case widow backs action and praise
Mrs Thaw says she approves of Harry Thaw's conduct in the aftermath of the killing of Stanford White. She calls his act noble and says the world needs more men like Stanford who stood firm against persecution.
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Harry
Stanford
White
Tanford White Irs
Forstine
Bryan's Wealth: Increases Rapidly Amid Campaign Events
A fragmented OCR item discusses Bryan's wealth rising quickly, linked to campaign activities and political events. It mentions other figures and locations in a vague, non-specific manner, with several garbled phrases and unclear context regarding presidency and legal matters.
Opening Sessions of Sociologists Hear Talks
A confused report notes opening sessions with mentions of Rev Julia W Millard and Hon W B Merritt. The text describes a meeting schedule, attendance, and a campus education theme linked to labor, with references to forecasts of larger turnout Tuesday afternoon and evening.
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Wren
Junlua W. Millard
Uasateen Pe Bc
Thrash
W. B Merritt
Tg Ae
Moeeieey
Baucadee
R.entt
Fraternal Union District Convention Centered in Atlanta
The district convention of the Fraternal Union of America meets in Atlanta Tuesday afternoon with about fifty delegates from Alabama Georgia and South Carolina. City Attorney James L. Mayson will deliver an address of welcome and delegates will be entertained by a trolley ride over the city.
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The
Fraternal Union of America
Atlanta
I Regia
Alabama
South Carolina
James L. Mayson
Baby Drawn From River by Fisherman Near Bolton
A baby boy was fished from the Chattahoochee River near Bolton by a fisherman, a white man living close by. County officers arrived and the infant was buried on the riverbank.
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Baby
Chattahoochee
Bolton
Holton
Mbar
Box
Dallas Man Shot by Constable During Arrest
Seagueville resident J. L. Run died after being shot by Constable Cory yesterday afternoon while resisting arrest near Dallas. Cory waived examination this morning and posted $600 bond.
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Dallas
Titan
J. L. Run[Nells
Seagueville
Cory
Aragon Theater Guests and Local Names Listed
At the Aragon theatre attendees include V. O. Hart of St Louis May James Jr Foster and wife of Darien Georgia J H Knox and wife from Vicksburg Mississippi Edward Hf Gray city Frank L Hudeau and others with scattered references to addresses and foreign names, loosely transcribed in the OCR.
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the Aragon
V. Hart
St Louis
May-James Jr. Foster
Darien
J. H. Knox
Vicksburg
Miss
Edward Hf.Gray
City
Frank L. Hudeau
Mian Veonly
Uni i. Roa
General Assembly To Begin Session Next Wednesday
The General Assembly will convene next Wednesday at 10 a.m. Both chambers have reached the city, with lawmakers seeking space for the fifty day siege. Senators Reid and others from multiple districts are among early arrivals, and several representatives have been sighted in the Kimball lobby. The governor’s message will be read in both houses to open proceedings, with swearing in and organization to follow.
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General Assembly
Tueasday
Kimball
Reid
W. West
P. M. Hawes
Elbert
G. B. Eeeeene
Floyd
J. C. Powell
A. J. Johnson
Cra
John Holder
Jackson
John M. Slaton
House Passes Public Building Bill for Atlanta
Washington reports the House approved a public building bill authorizing 200000 dollars as the first payment for an Atlantic Federal building. Postmaster Blodgett expects possible total funding near a million, plans for new offices to be made, and decisions on retaining the old building. The action will influence Atlanta’s post office staff additions based on total congressional and departmental appropriations.
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Washington
Public
Bil
Atlantic Federal
Blodgett
Eae T
Mr. Blodgett
Atlanta
Emad
Congress
Post Office Department
Death and Wedding Unite Clan O’Hara in Georgia
Two seventeen year olds from the O’Hara horse trading clan wed quietly Monday at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Greenville after attending the funeral of Pat O’Hara Jr. From Atlanta they proceed to Rome for a week of honeymoon, joining kin gathered for the clan’s funeral rites.
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Greenville
O'Hara
Westview
Tom Mack
Lily
Mike O'Hara
Atlanta
Rome
Convicted Ice Trust Men Issue Orders From Jail
Toledo, Ohio, June 26. The law trust case dominates today as counsel push to avert workhouse sentences. A motion to sentence is to be filed, arguing prices and trust dissolution alter the defendants’ liability while a crowd gathers for the proceeding.
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ICE Trust
Toledo
Ohio
Law Trust
Prosecution May Follow Registry Investigation
The county board of registrars in Augusta Georgia has 360 names under review with about 50 under investigation for illegal registration. Grand jurors ordered purge and scrutiny after the primary, and investigators including private detectives work to prepare cases against those suspected of fraud. The registrar board includes P. M. Carroll chair, B. W. Harrow secretary, and George Conklin.
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Augusta
County Board of Registrars
Essrs
P. M. Carroll
B. W. Harrow
George Conklin
Major Halford Slightly Burned At Home
Local notes report Major Halford slight burn from a fro at his home Sunday morning. The piece also mentions HM as alderman candidate and John W. Grant for council, with party funds and upcoming election context. The article covers small court actions, a vagrancy bond, a jail fine for a birthday incident, and a lunacy hearing set for W. C. Boyd. It notes a poisoning overdose, a small Tuesday fire, and a Superior Court session with the B Claflin suit continuing into Wednesday. It closes with a picnic planned by Atlanta Printing Pressmen on June 30 with transport from Atlanta.
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Major Halford
Major &. W. Halford
Superior Court
B. Claflin
L. Saul
I. Springer
Lively chase after Loyd Irby over a bank check
A crowd pursued Loyd Irby, a Negro, after he attempted to cash a Southern Railroad check at Fourth National Bank Tuesday around 1:30 PM. A pedestrian Holt joined the pursuit, Irby was captured and held as a suspect, with the check turned over to a Southern Railway special agent.
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Loyd Irby
Southern Railroad
Fourth National Bank
Irby
Fourth Sarees Bank
Southern Road
John Bityards
Suth Street
Mts
Holt
Ayhegrop
Southern Railway
Speaker Cannon Holds Conference on Adjournment
Washington late June 26. Speaker Cannon met with Republican leaders to decide that Congress would not adjourn until key bills pass. The immigration and naturalization measures, along with the pure food bill, were central to the discussions.
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Washington
Cannon
House
O Brien Denies Injury Claim in Club Dispute
Special to The Georgian Little Rock June 26 William A O Brien of the New Orleans club files affidavit denying Joyner Atlanta club president’s charge that he tried to break Evers leg or injure him. He requests an immediate investigation into the matter.
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Little Rock
Ark
William A. O’brien
New Orleans
Joyner
Atlanta
Evers
Eee
Grand Jury Blasts Fulton County Justice Fees and Practices
The grand jury reports misuse of statutes by Fulton County justices of the peace to gain fees and costs. It cites debt collection through court processes, revival of debtor-prison horrors, and a system of abuse. calls for reform and replacing fee and cost practices with a salary-based system. The body forwards its findings to Judge Pendleton and urges legislative action.
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Joe Court
Justices of the Peace
Fulton County
Pendleton
Price Courts
Grand Jury
Pendtetom
Puckett and Jones
Hothar
Eis Bone
Aes
Anti Justice Sper
Pt Sg
Justice Courts
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