I Still Love Tatum declares Mag Owings
The case of 38 year old William Al Tatum, arrested in Washington for embezzling 2600 from Mrs. Lottie G Owings, is told with her vow of love and her offer to drop charges if he returns the money. Tatum admits taking the funds but says he spent it. he asks for reconciliation, while Mrs Owings pursues legal steps. Also noted is the funeral arrangement for Douglas Murray, drowned near Swan’s Point.
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William al Tatam
Baltimore
Lottie G. Owings
Sixth Street
Washington
Grant
Tatum
Central Police
Death of Capt James Gillin Newark City Clerk
Capt James Gillin longtime Newark city clerk died in Washington Saturday at age sixty five. Funeral services were held at his home and the body will be taken to Newark for burial. He had served several terms as city clerk and later worked in the Treasury Department in Washington.
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James Gillin
Newark
N. J
United States
Washington
James H McChesney Dead Prominent Odd Fellow and Indian Fighter
James H McChesney prominent in Odd Fellowship died at his home 6% Third effect northwest last evening age fifty seven He was a member of Covenant Lodge No 1 T C O F Fred I Stuart Encampment No 7 Canton Washington No 1 P M and Barry Garrison Army and Navy Union He served in the Indian campaign of 76 against Sitting Bull as first sergeant of Troop B Sixth Cavalry He belonged to drill teams of Canton Washington I C O F in Baltimore San Francisco and Philadelphia and was a Grand Lodge representative from Covenant Lodge He leaves wife Laura McChesney Interment will be 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 Navy Visit Draws Big Crowd of Civilians and Midshipmen
Des Moines and Florida arrive at the navy yard for a bloodless victory of a city captured by midshipmen from Annapolis. Women and men alike thronged the yards, admiring uniforms and ship discipline before the ships proceed to proving grounds at Indian Head and then to Oyster Bay for a grand naval pageant.
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Proving Grounds
Indian Head
Oyster Bay
Azores
Washington
Navy
Des Moines
Florida
Navy Yard
Annapolis
Ebbitt House
Naval Academy
Navy Yards
United States Navy
Washingston
Mather Way
Mecca
Troian Head
New York Navy Yard
Norfolk
Robert Clarke Buried Former Class Leader for 43 Years
The funeral of Robert Clarke colored was held at Metropolitan A M E Zion Church on D Street Southwest at 1 PM yesterday. Born in Mortland in 1897 he came to the city after the Civil War and joined the Metropolitan Church in 1861, later serving as class leader for forty three years and belonging to four secret orders. Dr B A Wallace officiated.
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Robert Clarke
Metropolitan A. ME. Zion Church
D Street
Mortland
Mig City
Metropolitan Church
B.A Wallace
Husband shoots man in dentist office killing him
E Wishart of RMg died in San Antonio Pasco County when Burton a turpentine worker burst in during dental work. Burton fired a shotgun thinking the dentist Nichols was present, striking Wishart in the heart as his two daughters waited nearby. Wishart had moved to Florida from Sumter South Carolina eight years earlier and owned property on the west coast.
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R E. Wishart
San Antonio
Pasco County
Burton
Wishart
Ahren
Nichols
Florida
Sumter,ton
Robbers Enter Home in Midnight Jewel Theft
Mrs. Luther Muse of 199 Pennsylvania Ave SE reported a burglary between midnight Saturday and 6 a.m. yesterday. The dining room window was forced, valuables were taken from a first floor jewelry box, including rings, chains, bracelets, a gold watch, and $35 in cash, totaling about $358. The couple slept on the second floor while the robbers rifled the first floor.
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Man
Luther Muse
Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast
Muse
Italy Not Building Dreadnought Equal to English Ship
The Navy Department states rumors that Italy plans a battleship equal to the English Dreadnought are false. It notes Italy’s largest contemplated vessel is about 13,500 tons and incomplete after five years. Reports of German and French Dreadnoughts lack verifiable details.
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Navy Department
Italy
Department
Congress
Germany
France
Brother Benies Marriage Joke Sparks Denial
Allan P. Harrigan and Miss Marie Newton were reported to be marrying, but Bernard J Newton of 219 I street north west said his sister is fifteen and has been with her uncle in Unison Virginia since July. The Newton family condemns the announcement as a hoax, and Harrison says it was a joke by a friend.
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Allan P. Harrigon
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
Attacked by Italians mob in Chicago parade riot
John Grady a Halsted Street motorman was fatally injured near Halsted and Ewing streets while attempting to drive through an Italian society parade. A mob of about 509 Italians dragged him from the car and beat him. Police arrived with Capt. Haines and officers, rioters dispersed as shots were fired into the air. Two leaders were arrested. No others injured by revolver fire.
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Chicago
John Grady
Halsted Street
Halsted
Ewing Street
Grady
Haines
Stellans
Drownings In Grand River At Oread
Two Karlsen sisters aged eleven and fourteen drowned before their parents while bathing in the Grand River at Oread Michigan. Rescue efforts lasted hours though bodies were recovered in about twenty minutes.
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Grand River
Oread
Haven
Mich
Carl F. Karlsen
Scene of Horror as Train Wreck in Ground Scene
Wreck on a work train left an injured man pleading for death as lifeboats and derrick timber pinned him. The engine lay on its side, steam enveloping victims while debris hurled into a river. Officials from Fifteenburg will investigate tomorrow.
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Fittebure
Italians Fire On Guards In Pittston Suburb Disturbance
In Hughestown borough near Pittston Pa a gun battle left one trooper severely wounded another with a minor wound and three Italians injured. State troopers responding to a drunken disturbance arrested five Italians. two suspects Durilla and Doloro were shot and taken to a hospital in serious condition.
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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 Sought Over Brownsville Riots
Dallas August 19 United States Senator Charles A Culberson urged War Department to remove Negro troops from Fort Brown Brownsville after officers and citizens warned of danger of further riot and bloodshed He asked for a telex report from Fort Brown and immediate action Inspector General A P Blockson arrived to probe outrages by the 75th Infantry and took testimony from local citizens.
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Dallas
Tex
Brownsville
United States
Charles A. Culberson
War Department
Ainsworth
Fort Brown
WC. Ainsworth
Washington
D. Cc
C. ‘A. Culberson
A. P. Blockson
U. S.A
Seventy Fifth Infantry
Citizens’ Committee
Sen~eral
Colored man shot during camp meeting near Rockville Md
Charles Marrin, 36, of 85 T Street SW, claimed Constable George Mead shot him twice at Emory Grove camp meeting near Rockville Md while Marrin watched a craps game. Marrin reported being pursued after arrest and struck in the left arm, treated at Emergency Hospital.
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Charles Marrin
T Street
Emory Grove
Rock Fhm
George Mead
Mead
Harris
Hangings at play and accidental death in New Jersey
German student at St Benedict's College dies after accidental misstep while play acting a noose around his neck causing fatal neck injury at the play hall. Montclair musician William Ellerich, 35, dies of gas asphyxiation ruled accidental, officials say.
Public Printer Faces Bookbinders Strike Over New Schedule
Government Printing Office bookbinders threaten decisive action if Public Printer does not accept a new work schedule. Acting foreman Harry Ashton and suspended foreman A J Tanner are at the center of discord among 4,400 employees, with 60 bookbinders and 1,000 women’s union members affected. Tanner defends his record while calling for Espey’s reinstatement and a return to the previous schedule, as negotiations loom and a Tuesday night meeting is planned.
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Government Printing Office
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, longtime attendant at St Elizabeth's Asylum, was found dead in his berth on the steamer A Washington of Norfolk and Washington Inc at the foot of Seventh street wharf about 9 20 yesterday morning. The vessel had arrived from Norfolk at 7 am and a colored waiter Blake Baker knocked and entered the room when no reply came. Alexander’s body was sent to the morgue for an inquest by Coroner Nevitt. He had left the hospital suddenly last Thursday morning and little is known beyond his New York origin.
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Norfolk
Washington
Tatum
Baltimore
T Meally
Lettir
Lear Lottie
Yos
T. Owings
Ssul
Tonty
Mrs. Owing
T Algo
Emerson
Alexander
St. Elzabeth's Asylum
A.wishington
Norfolk and ‘Washington Inc
Seventh Street
Blake Baker
Walter
Corents Nevitt
New York
White County man held as mob threatens in Georgia town
Gainesville Ga Aug 12 Andrew Jackson of White County arrived with Dave Moore an alleged assailant of Jamite Hapa's daughter. Moore was arrested yesterday. Lynch threats rose after the arrest prompting Judge Kinsey to order a special term of the Superior Court at Cleveland. To calm tempers Moore was moved to Gainesville for safety as White County deputies pursued him and shots were fired at him.
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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 Report From Sunday to Monday
Weather conditions show gradually decreasing pressure with winds shifting from southerly to lighter northwesterly. Forecast covers Upper Midwest and Western Lake regions with cooler temperatures and scattered showers, while Atlantic coast and New England expect light to fresh southerly winds and fair weather inland.
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Lake
Mississipsi
New -Engling
South Atlantic
Galt
Lele
Couth
Arly
Rand
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Mag. Owines
Will
Mrs. Owings
Farum
Mr. Tatum
Mra. Tatum
Stumm
Douglas Murray
Swan's Point
Colonial Beach
Asten- Tenday
Sarah H. Murray
James H. M'Chesney
Mmiodies
Cruiser
Monitor
Robert Clark
Patron
Gufltttta
Bernard E. Newton
Allan P. Harrison
Fae Island
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Carmans
Liverpool
Moville
Salled
Astoria
Rotterdam
Foredam
Houlogne
Lizard
Leland
Dover
Antwerp
Mondey
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Main
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Célste
Costrlan
Berton
Ottawa
Montreal
Qusbec
Tussena
Quebst
Umbrie
Tia Queen Town
Vieaded
Pennsylvania ‘Constabulary
Pittston
Carousal
Senator Culberson
Texan Station
Atchison, Kahn
George Baum Sartner
Hammet
St. Benedict's College
Washington Post
Montclair
William Ellerich
M. C. Aa
Emerson Alexander
St. Elizabeth's Asylum
Salisburgh & Bro
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Felluy
Bargeins
Sanders &Stayman Co
Saga
Simdley
Raid
Herure Anil
P. Inst
Nake Horsford
Mir
Spi
Atlanta
Gach
Sr Attande
Uber
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Cheyenne
Davenport
Denver
Jacksonville
Fia
Tatels Rock
Ark
Marquette
Aiay
Memphis
Tenn
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Sorth's
Omaha Nebr
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Paak
Mina
Springfeld
Vicksburg
Mins
Foday
Peter Grogan
Randle Highlands
U.S
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Realty Company
Tstreet
Columbia
Ee Eles
Marchant
District of Columbia
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Su United States Realty Company
Tth
St. La.Ave
Pa. Ave
Peat Royal
Greater Washington
Martin Bros
NM. W
Sosbale
Théls
Tenth ST
Potomac Electric Power Co
Lath St. NW
THE
the Post
Atlantic City
Atlantic Ciy
Bunday
Chaifonte
Traymare
Brighton
Maribora
Resson
Wilkens Sheiry
Wilkens-Sheiry: Printing Co
Christian Xander
Virginia Port
7Th St
Tharp
BerkeleyRye
St. N.W
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