Work on Illegal Case Even Up by Detect Wes
The report notes ongoing work on an illegal case as detective Wes leads efforts to resolve the matter. Authorities say the plant cannot be caught, with no immediate arrest or capture reported.
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Newspaper
Brunswick News
Location
Brunswick, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
1
Detectives Abandon Gasoline Plant Crime Case
A large-scale gasoline release at the Yaryan Naval Stores plant near Brunswick led detectives to desert the investigation. About one hundred thousand gallons spilled into the river, spreading along Back river as officers failed to secure any usable evidence and halted the search without arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parise
Yaryan Naval Stores Company
Prunswick
Ping
Back River
Four Police Inspectors Face Bribery Indictments
New York May 7 district attorney suggested the four former police inspectors Sweeney Thompson Hussey and Murtha may be tried on bribery indictments after last night verdicts of conspiracy to obstruct justice. If they fight the verdict Whitman will press the bribery cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sweeney
Thompson
Hussey
Murtha
Whitman
Navy League and Alabama Governor Propose Naval Policy Reform
A delegation headed by Governor O Neal of Alabama urges consistent naval program, national defense, and regularized promotions to secure younger fleet commanders. They call for a national defense plan, appropriations for shipbuilding, and a reform of promotion methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAVY
NAVAL
Gov. O'Neal
Alabama
Bowen Released by Texas Police From Atlanta Case T
Bowen, detained on suspicion linked to the Atlanta case, was released last night by Texas police. He issued a brief statement denying involvement and expressing hope for justice. He referenced prior work in railroad security and said he has been treated unfairly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen
Texas Police
Hojistén
Paul P. Bowen
Atlanta
Tola
Unusual Animal Tale From Atlanta Fathered By A Wolf Hound
Atlanta May 7 A voracious business man Charles F. Hoeckel recounts a bizarre event as his female Trish wolf hound gave birth to six puppies on Sunday April 20 and died that afternoon. Earlier two farm cats became mothers to large litters and Hoeckel moved the kittens and motherless puppies to the other cat. A farmer’s accident later killed four of six rabbits in a nest, leaving two injured, and Hoeckel entrusted the remaining baby rabbits to the same cat. All creatures of the tale, pups kittens and rabbits, now share a single household and play around the same stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Charles F. Hoeckel
Mr. Hoeckel
Plouzhing
Hoeckel
Man Found Dead After Suspect Kilil Duel Tragedy
A man was found dead after a reported duel with a suspect, marking a deadly confrontation described by witnesses. Police investigated the incident as a fatal altercation tied to the earlier confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waistol
Opened Fire on Sheriff Ends Fatal Chase in Vienna
In Vienna Georgia on May 7 Paul Sangster, a respected farmer, is found dead near a public road. Sheriff Bennett and neighbors pursue Oscar Bow for the murder. Bow fires three times hitting the sheriff, who fatally shoots Bow as the pursuit ends. All involved are prominent local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Paul Sangster
Oscar Bow
Bennett
Bow
Suffragette Bombings Target St Pauls Cathedral
In London on May 7 a dynamite squad attempted to blow up St Pauls Cathedral. A second bomb was found near the Star building and a third near a wholesale chemist. Two women were seen leaving St Pauls as police extinguished a fuse at the altar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. Paul's Cathedral
Star Building
House of Commons
Woodward Denounces Exoneration of Fire Chief and Aldermen
Atlanta May 7 Mayor James G Woodward blasts the exoneration of Fire Chief Cummings and three aldermen accused of graft. He opposes the committee verdict and says he believed the charges against Chief Cummings. He warns the council protected itself, widening the rift with the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
James G., Woodward
Cummings
Council
Dormitory to Chaingang Jump Follows Gilsey Diamond Robbery
George T. Wrenn, once free on bail and a medical student after his trial, was transferred in one day from a Southern college dormitory to a county chain gang this morning. He begins a twelve month sentence after his sentence was confirmed. He closed his books and headed to Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaingang
Atlanta
Southern College
George T. Wrenn
Gilsey
East Side Gunmen Kill Fifth Man in Four Days
New York report says a gunman killed Antonio Scamarino formerly of Dayton Ohio. The shooter fired a shotgun from a doorway shadow and escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East Side
Antonio Scamarino
Dayton
Ohio
Brazil's Minas Geraes to Bring Brazil Foreign Minister to U S
The Brazilian dreadnought Minas Geraes will carry Laura Mueller minister of foreign affairs to the United States, sailing from Rio de Janeiro May 16 and arriving at Norfolk three weeks later. She plans a visit to San Francisco to choose the site for Brazil's exposition building and will follow former Secretary Root's recent visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Minas Geraes
Laura Mueller
Brazil
United States
Rio de Janeiro
Norfolk
Root
San Francisco
Old Railroader Townsend Dies in Brooklyn
W S Townsend longtime secretary to Samuel Spencer and head of several Southern Railway subsidiaries died at his Brooklyn home on Monday night at age 56. He served 25 years as secretary to Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. S. Townsend
Samuel Spencer
Southern Railway
Brooklyn
Domestic Prelate Bestowed on Father O'Brien in Kalamazoo
In Kalamazoo Michigan on May 7 thousands of people and hundreds of clergy watched Father F A O'Brien receive the title of domestic prelate from Pope Pius X. Archbishop Henry Moeller of Cincinnati led the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo, Mich
F. A. O’brien
Henry Moeller
Cincinnati
Bride and Diamonds Missing In San Francisco Case
Mrs Reb Saxe 18 a bride of two weeks vanished after leaving home with $2000 worth of diamonds to be cleaned by a jeweler. Police pursue the theory she was murdered as the Bay City search broadens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Bay Cities
Reb. Saxe
Key West Loses Fire Ruins Cigar, Sponge and Lumber Plants
A major blaze in Key West early today caused about 1000000 in damage destroying four cigar factories three sponge houses two lumber mills and several smaller buildings. The fire began at the Key West Cigar Co. and threatened the downtown area. branches of E H Gato Wolf Bros and Principe de Golfo were burned. John Lowe Jr. owned most structures and suffered the largest losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
Key West Cigar Co
New Pastor to Be Installed at First Presbyterian Church
A committee of ministers travels to Drunswie Thus to install Ene H. Chapman as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. The 8 p.m. service Thursday features opening devotionals, a sermon by Rev. R. A. Brown, constitutional questions, charges to the congregation and pastor, and benediction by Rev. W. H. Chapman. Special music will be provided by an enlarged choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Det
Drunswie
Ene H. Chapman
First Presbyterian
Friends
Presbyterian
Geo
L. Bitger
Valdosta
R. A. Brown
Way- Ctoss
LaBitzer
W. H. Chapman
Evidence of Slavery in Philippines Reaches Senate
Washington May 7 Indirect evidence that slavery existed in the Philippine islands under American rule was sent to the senate by Secretary Garon He noted there are no War Department records showing slavery anywhere now The message responds to Senator Borah who produced a Philippine government secretary Worcester letter alleging slavery existed in the islands
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philippine Islands
Senate
Garon
War Department
Borah
Worcester
Secretary Daniels Visits Jacksonville Navy Yards
Secretary of the Navy Daniels is the guest of Jacksonville and pledged support for Florida navy yards at Pensacola and Key West. He and Mrs. Daniels lunched aboard the U S yacht and proceeded to Key West this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Daniels
Florida
Pensacola
Key West
United States
Syracuse Builders Strike Talks Fail to End Walkout
An all night meeting of the Syracuse Builders' association and striking building laborers failed to settle the dispute. Authorities prepared to prevent a repeat of yesterday's riots as tensions remained high in Syracuse New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Syracuse Builders’ Association
Soldier Killed by Central of Georgia Train
Atlanta on May 7, John Galivan a private with the 17th U. S. Infantry was killed by a Central of Georgia train. The engineer and conductor surrendered to police but were released on their own recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
John Galivan
U. S. Infantry
Declamation Contest and Athletic Events At St Simons Beach
A district high school program features a Friday morning elocution contest at the opera house with representatives from Valdosta Waycross Jesup Baxley Sparks Bunn Bell and Bronwsheck. Athletic events at St Simons beach include sprints hurdles jumps and shot put with boat trips and limited tickets for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hkition
Glock
Opera House
Valdosta
Wayeros
Jesup
Baxley
Sparks
Bunn-Bell Ami Bronswheck
St. Simon Beach
St. Simony
Wanted Mates Attend Wedding by False Fire Alarm
Chicago May 7 Truckman William J Warner triggered a fire alarm to free his fellow crew from Truck No 19 so they could attend his wedding at 8 pm He joked the blaze was in his heart and led the firemen to his bride Miss Sarah Miller whom he had rescued from a previous fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wm. J. Warner
Truck Company No. 19
Warner
Sarah Miller
Clyde liner Onondaga aground near Dunn's Creek
The Clyde line freighter Onondaga bound for New York with 1500 tons of freight and a 29 man crew ran onto a sand ridge near Dunn's Creek between Chaseville and New Berlin. Tug Tupper and two lighters were sent to refloat the vessel, with no expected delays beyond lightering costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
New York
Clyde Line
Onondaga
Dunn's Creek
Chaseville
New Berlin
Tupper
5. C. Johnson
Clyde Steamship Line
Negro murder suspect Henry Austin said found near Kitson
Savannah reports that Henry Austin the wanted man for murder in South Carolina was located in a house near Kitson and would likely be captured soon. A wounded man who identified himself as Austin stopped at a home near Sylvania last night but fled before authorities arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Brinson Railway
Henry Austin
South Carolina
Kitson
Sylvania
Austin
City Court 16 Grinding Away At Dockets
City Court continued in session handling criminal and civil matters. Judge Krauss ordered sentences for Tuesday verdicts and several cases were disposed of including Dottie Willis assault sentence and Ike Armstrong liquor sale penalties. Other verdicts included not guilty for Gertrude Benton and guilty for Blacky Williams with fines and terms. civil actions Taylor versus Hall favored plaintiff in both notes cases. Burney versus Williams rail trover favored defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krauss
Dottie Willis
Ike Armstrong
War
Gertrude Benton
laMeny
Matthew Alias “Blacky” Williams
State
Dock Ponder
W. M. Taylor
J. W. Hall
William M. Taylor
F. A. Burney
John Williams
Rail Trover
Navy Officers and Two Bluejackets Die in Capsized Pinnace
Cuxhaven Germany May 7 Senior Lieut George Von Zastrow of the German navy and two bluejackets were drowned when the pinnace of torpedo boat G 89 capsized off the island of Sylt. Von Zastrow commanded the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuxhaven
Germany
George von Zastrow
Sylt
Gieut
von Zastrow
Japan sulfur free clears customs duty dispute
The treasury and customs court resolved a long running dispute over sulphur from Bungo province Japan by ruling the product is duty free. The government had argued an $8 per ton tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Bungo Province
Japan
Tariff Bill Faces Delays Over Income Tax Section
Washington May 7 The tariff bill progress stalls as the income tax section slows passage. Democratic leaders doubt approval before tomorrow with minority amendments hindering speed and possible two recommit motions after the bill is read under the five minute rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood
Mann
Brunswick Golf Club Opens New Course Next Wednesday
The Brunswick Golf Club plans to open a newly completed course next Wednesday afternoon after resolving that the current course was too crowded. R. L. Phillips, club president, and BE M. Newton, grounds committee head, will select the two teams for an inter club match. Multiple prizes will be offered and the event is expected to draw keen interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Golf Club
R. L. Phillips
BE. M. Newton
Let Voters Be Given A Chance
San Francisco May 7 Theo Bell a prominent state and national figure proposes an initiative and referendum to settle the anti alien land holding bill awaiting the governor's signature He argues the bill is unsatisfactory to Californians and Japanese alike due to its three year leasing clause
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Theo. Bell
Bell
Postmaster of Charleston Dies Aboard Clyde Liner Mohawk
W L Harris postmaster of Charleston South Carolina died on the steamship Mohawk of Clyde line en route to New York to consult a specialist. He had suffered for diabetes with the immediate cause of death developing during the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Clyde
New York
W. L. Harris
S. C
Mohawk
Clyde Line
President Wilson Makes Unscheduled Capitol Visit
President Wilson slipped into the Capitol late today to confer with senators on appointments. The brief, unplanned visit came as his engagements cleared after four o clock, marking another Capitol stop since his inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Capitol
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Olin
Yaryan
District Attorney
Will
Ian Merese
Enna, GA
Woodward
Congress
Eyman
Washington Star
Ber Mills
Presbyterian Church
Philippines
Eesse
Truckman Warner
the Department
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