I Still Love Tatam Declares Mag Owings Prisoner Admits Guilty
In a Baltimore City case, 38 year old William Al Tatam was arrested for embezzling 2600 from Mrs. Lottie G Owings. He admits taking the money, says he spent 2600 since Thursday, and plans to return what remains. Mrs. Owings remains loving yet grieving and seeks closure as a preliminary hearing is set in Police Court.
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William al Tatam
Baltimore
Lottie G. Owings
Sixth Street
Washington
Grant
Tatum
Central Police
Death of Capt. James Gillin City Official in Newark
Capt. James Gillin longtime Newark city clerk died in Washington after serving as clerk in the Treasury Office. He passed away Saturday at age ninety five. Funeral services were held at his residence and the body to be sent to Newark for burial.
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James Gillin
Newark
N. J
United States
Washington
Ninty-Tve
Ody
James H McChesney Dies Aged 57 In Odd Fellows Circle
James H McChesney prominent in Odd Fellowship and Civil War Indian Campaign veteran died at his home 6% Third effect northwest. He served as first sergeant in Troop B Sixth Cavalry and was active in Covenant Lodge and related bodies. He leaves wife Laura McChesney. interment in Arlington Cemetery.
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Odd Fellowship
James H. McChesney
McChesney
Cove
Nant Lodge
Fred I. Stuart
Canton
Washington
P. M
Barry Garrison
Army and Navy Union
Bull
United States Cavalry
Washington I. C. O. F
Baltimore
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Grand Lodge
Covenant Lodge
Laura
Arlington Cemetery
Washington. Girls Captured by Middies Visit Navy Yard
Sailors and midshipmen from the Des Moines and Florida hosted visiting girls and crowds at the Washington navy yard. The party toured ships, saw uniforms and naval life, and the vessels prepared for a proving ground visit at Indian Head before a final parade.
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Navy
Des Moines
Florida
Navy Yard
Annapolis
Ebbitt House
Naval Academy
Navy Yards
United States Navy
Washingston
Mather Way
Mecca
Troian Head
Proving Grounds
New York Navy Yard
Oyster Bay
Norfolk
Robert Clarke Buried A Century-Old Class Leader
Funeral services for Robert Clarke color ed longtime class leader of forty three years were held at Metropolitan A M E Zion Church on D Street SW. Born in Mortland in 1897 he moved to the city after the Civil War and joined the Metropolitan Church in 1861 where he served in church leadership. Dr B A Wallace officiated the rites.
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Robert Clarke
Metropolitan A. ME. Zion Church
D Street
Mortland
Mig City
Metropolitan Church
B.A Wallace
Husband Kills Wrong Man in Turpentine Camp Shooting
E Wishart, a Florida resident from Sumter County, was killed in San Antonio Pasco County by Burton a turpentine worker. Wishart and his two daughters were at a dentist office when Burton fired a shotgun mistaking Wishart for Nichols. Burton shouted, Nichols you have ruined my wife. Wishart had moved to Florida eight years ago and owned property on the west coast.
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Mrs. Owings
Farum
Mr. Tatum
Tatum
Mra. Tatum
Stumm
R E. Wishart
San Antonio
Pasco County
Burton
Wishart
Ahren
Nichols
Florida
Sumter,ton
Robbers Get Jewels In Bold Midnight Burglary
Mrs. Luther Muse of 199 Pennsylvania avenue southeast reported a residence robbery between midnight Saturday and 6 yesterday morning. Entry by forcing a dining room window. jewelry and $358 stolen from first floor box. Items included diamond rings, a garnet ring, cameos, chains, a gold watch, bracelets, and $35 in currency.
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Luther Muse
Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast
Muse
Italy Not Building Dreadnought Warship Says Navy
The Navy Department states reports that Italy will construct a battleship equal to Britain’s Dreadnought are a myth. No confirmation of such ships exists, though Italy plans a vessel around 13,500 tons begun five years ago and unfinished. Reports on Germany and France building Dreadnoughts cannot be verified.
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Navy Department
Italy
Department
Congress
Germany
France
Brother Benies Marriage Joke Denied by Family
Allan P Harrigan admitted a marriage announcement as a joke but faced a strenuous denial from Bernard J Newton of 219 I Street NW. Newton says his sister Marie Newton is only about fifteen and has been visiting Uncle in Unison Virginia since July. Family members are angry and question the motive behind the false report as Harrison and a close friend explain the tale was meant for fun and never intended for print.
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Marie Newton
Bernard JG. Newton
I Street Northwest
Newton
Unison
Post
Harrison
Mc. Harrison
WW. TH. Harrison
2 Post
Miss. Marie.Newton
Allan P. Harrigan
Attack on Italian mob disrupts Chicago parade riot
John Grady a Halsted Street motorman was fatally injured when Italians dragged him from his streetcar and beat him during an Italian society parade in Chicago. Rioters surrounded the car, hurled missiles, and fired revolvers as police arrived, dispersing the mob with officers firing into the air. Two leaders were arrested while the rest fled, none injured by the revolver shots.
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Chicago
John Grady
Halsted Street
Halsted
Ewing Street
Grady
Haines
Stellans
Daughters Drown Before Parents on Grand River
In Haven Michigan two Karlsen girls aged eleven and fourteen drowned while swimming in the Grand River. Rescuers recovered bodies within twenty minutes but could not revive them. life-saving crews worked for hours. Local report notes the tragic incident occurred August 1 with parents witnessing the drownings.
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Oread
Haven
Mich
Carl F. Karlsen
Grand River
Scene of horror as train wreck injures workers and one man pleads
A work train wreck leaves a man crushed under timber and others injured as the engine flips onto its side and steam envelops the scene. A one legged worker pleads to be killed, asking not to alert his wife on vacation. Officials from Fittebure plan to investigate tomorrow.
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Fittebure
Italians Fired On Guards In Pittston Disturbance
An Italian settlement near Hughestown caused a major disturbance as state troopers confronted attackers. Trooper George was shot in the abdomen, Adelgon wounded, Butler subdued a suspect, and five Italians including Joe Durilla and Antonio Doloro were later hospitalized after police intervention.
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Hugnestown
State Constabilary
Wyoming
Adelgon, Baller
George
Adelson
Tt Butler
Poiini
Troope
Sergi
Wilhelm
Joe Durilla
Antonio Doloro
Durill
Removal of Troops Seen as Key to Brownsville Peace
Brownsville tensions rise as Senator Culberson urges War Department to remove Negro troops from Fort Brown to prevent further riot and bloodshed. Maj. Blockson arrives to probe outrages by the Seventy fifth Infantry. citizens’ testimony is examined.
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Senator Culberson
Fort Brown
Dallas
Tex
Brownsville
United States
Charles A. Culberson
War Department
Ainsworth
WC. Ainsworth
Washington
D. Cc
C. ‘A. Culberson
A. P. Blockson
U. S.A
Seventy Fifth Infantry
Citizens’ Committee
Sen~eral
Colored man wounded at Emory Grove camp meeting
Charles Marrin, 36, of 85 T Street Southwest, was shot in the left arm at the Emory Grove camp meeting near Rock Hall, Md, as George Mead, a colored policeman, reportedly began arresting him during a craps game. Marrin received treatment at Emergency Hospital.
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Charles Marrin
T Street
Emory Grove
Rock Fhm
George Mead
Mead
Harris
Hangs Himself at Play At Benedict’s College Hall
Two separate incidents reported: George Baum Santer, 16, from Germany studying for the priesthood, accidentally hanged himself at St. Benedict’s College play hall when a neck rope around his neck caused fatal strangulation during a performance. In Montclair New Jersey, musician William Ellerich, 35, died of gas asphyxiation in his apartment, with officials ruling accidental death rather than suicide.
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Atchison, Kahn
George Baum Sartner
Germany
Hammet
St. Benedict's College
Washington Post
Montclair
N. J
William Ellerich
Bookbinders threaten action over government printing schedule
Labor unrest at the Government Printing Office centers on bookbinders demanding a formal work schedule. Acting foreman Harry Ashton and suspended foreman A. J. Tanner trigger threats of a strike. 4,400 employees, including 60 bookbinders and 1,000 women in related unions, await Public Printer mediation today. Tanner defends his record. call for reinstatement and for Espey to resume as foreman.
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Stirlings
Harry Ashton
A. J. Tanner
Isbor
Bia
Pagt
Actio Mar
Tanner
Ashton
Aeign
Asnion
Bookmen Union
Board Oof Education
Kansas City
Actiog Toremati Ashion
Aghion
Finn
Nablie Pritter Stillings
J. A.B. Espey
Espey
Jana Clorest
Attendant Alexander Found Dead Aboard Steamer A Washington
Alexander thirty five an attendant at St Elizabeth's Asylum was found dead in a berth on the steamer A Washington of the Norfolk and Washington line at the foot of Seventh street wharf. The vessel had arrived from Norfolk at 7 am and the body was sent to the morgue for inquest by Coroner Nevitt. He had been employed at the hospital for years and left the previous Thursday without leave. The story includes a note on muscular strength and a药 advertisement for Hood's Sarsaparilla.
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Norfolk
Washington
Tatum
Baltimore
T Meally
Lettir
Lear Lottie
Yos
T. Owings
Ssul
Tonty
Emerson
Alexander
St. Elzabeth's Asylum
A.wishington
Norfolk and ‘Washington Inc
Seventh Street
Blake Baker
Walter
Corents Nevitt
New York
White County man arrested after alleged assault sparks threats
Gainesville Ga Aug 12 Andrew Jackson of White County brought the prisoner Dave Moore a negro to Gainesville at early hour this morning Moore is alleged to have assaulted the daughter of Jamite Hapa a White County farmer last Friday afternoon Threats of lynching grew frequent Judge Kimsey urged restraint and ordered a special term of the Superior Court to convene at Cleveland Monday morning to try the case, but threats persisted and the prisoner was moved to Gainesville for safety White County citizens pursued the sheriff and fired shots at the man as he fled
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Gainesville
Shertt
Andrew Jackson
White County
Dave Moore
Jamite Hapa
Moore
Kinneey
Orden
Superior Court
Cleveland
Kimsey
Cotteons
Fred
Weather Conditions forecast from the Atlantic coast to the Great Lakes
Weather report notes gradually decreasing pressure with variable winds. Monday through Tuesday bring cooler, unsettled conditions across the Midwest and Lower Mississippi Valley, with showers in the Missouri and Mississippi basins and cooler temperatures east of the Mississippi. Light to fresh southerly winds along the Atlantic coast with squalls at night. Steamer winds for Monday departures to European ports should be light to fresh from the south.
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Mississipsi
Couth
Dauth
Western Superior
Michigan
Rand
Banks
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