Mohegan Sinking off Lizard Rocks Tragedy Claims Many
Reports say the steamer Mohegan wrecked near the Lizard between the Manacles and the Lowlands amid a violent gale. About 143 aboard perished, 31 survived. lifeboats went out as the ship struck rocks. crews acted heroically while passengers faced a long, desperate night with some saving a few hours of life on wreckage.
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Embarkation of Troops and Coastal News Items
Reported events include troop embarkation plans from Charleston and Savannah to Porto Rico and Cubs, with distribution of honor equally between the two ports. The Great East TM railway charter seeks to link Great Sounds to Johnston counties as a major feeder for the Southern. Discussions on reducing Pullman berth fares reflect travel cost pressures. A gubernatorial proclamation urges teachers to prepare for upcoming balloting. A guard shoots another in Avesta, Georgia, amid a rocky incident at sea leaving lifeboats damaged and crews washed ashore.
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Langford Innocent Declared By Jury In Ga Case
Zenotex Ga Oct 15 The jury in the Langford murder case returned a not guilty verdict after a short deliberation. The trial paralleled the Delk cases with Delk and Taylor Delk linked to the earlier convictions. Courtroom crowd heard speeches by Bloodworth Fateen and others as defense referenced local attorneys and judges.
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Blood Sufferers to Receive Army Rations for Georgia Flood Relief
Washington reports the government will provide army rations to Georgia flood victims in need of basic necessities. Alger urged swift action and a conference with ten officials. Solicitor General Richards noted no statute bars relief and that executive authority may authorize aid amid resistance from residents.
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Resumption of Traffic and Relief in Fever News
Jackson reports the yellow fever outlook improved with cooler weather and a return to passenger traffic on noninfected routes as state health authorities set easing terms. A freight wreck near Mobile injured crew but no deaths reported. a doctor in Monmouth, Tennessee, fatally shot an attacker in what authorities describe as self defense amid a confrontation over alleged intimate relations.
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Bank cashier Eli Stone dies by own hand at Tioga National
Oswego N Y Oct 15 The Tioga National Bank under President Senator Thomas C Pratt faced closure as cashier Eli W Stone aged aide to the bank confessed defanites and died by suicide after weeks of feeble health His death ends a long era of service and prompts the bank to close its doors in response to the crisis.
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Well Known Writer on Indian Subjects at Luton Meeting
Sir Lepel Henry Griffin, former British chief political officer in Afghanistan and noted Indian affairs author, spoke at Luton on the aims of a recent act. He warned that the United States may yet erect casinos, and commented on how Anglo American unity impacts Asia, implying strategic concerns and political cautions.
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Parade Speeches and a Reception in Wauxcuesten
In Wauxcuesten Virginia on October 15 the Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society fair honored Charles Broadway Rouse with a parade and speeches. The event drew around 000 attendees and featured Rouse as the central figure. Nearby, Brown University freshmen painted the college red between 1 and 4 a m in Provenc e on October 1.
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