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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1904

Page

7

Switch Engine Explosion Injures Two in Waycross

A switch engine on the Atlanta and Birmingham railroad exploded in Waycross Georgia on Tuesday morning injuring engineer Berry Saunders and fireman Hill Stokes. Saunders was thrown 50 feet from the wreckage and landed intact but dazed. Fireman Stokes, described as a white boy, was seriously hurt but expected to recover. The blast shook the city and debris flew long distances. cause unknown after the engine had just taken on water.

Waycross Atlanta and Birmingham Berry Saunders Hill Stokes Saunders Stokes

Brutal assault shocks Atlanta as husband abused wife

In Atlanta on Peach Tree street Mrs. W. H. McDonough of Chicago was choked and struck by her husband during a closed carriage ride. Bystanders halted the attack after five seconds, then protected the woman and delivered her to safety at her hotel. The case heads to Recorder Broyles with possible witnesses beyond the injured wife.

Atlanta W. H. McDonough Chicago Peachtree Street Annals of Broyles

Ex-President Courtmartialed for Plot Against Government

New York dispatch reports Maren 28 that Verets Pur mor and several deputies arrested last month were courtmartialed in Panah for planning a government overthrow during President Manuel Bonilla era. General Policarpo Monilla, longtime leader, reportedly preferred retirement over revolution. during his administration a reform constitution introduced secret ballot replacing viva voce elections.

New York Maren Furava Po- Rearpo Bor Harda Pana Heo Chamber of Deputies Manual Bonilla Policarpo Monilla

Brave School Teacher Rescues Girl From Des Plaines River

In Chicago on March 23 Miss Louise Jackson a school teacher leaped into the Des Plaines river to save the daughter of Samuel K Kline after the child and her mother fainted and two boys fled. She battled swift flood waters and after multiple slips back onto the bank she brought the child to shore.

Chicago Des Plaines River Louise Jackson Samuel K. Kline Miss Jackson

Boy Kills Friend in School Quarrel at Whitesville

In Harris county Georgia two sixteen year old boys Tom Haralson and Robert Maddox fought at Whitesville. Maddox struck Haralson with a stick fracturing the skull in two places. Haralson died. The boys were friends prior to the quarrel. Haralson’s father is T W Haralson and Maddox’s father is Hon J A Maddox. The cause of the quarrel is not known. The community is grieved.

Chipley Whitesville Harris County Tom Haralson Robert Maddox Young Haralson Haralson T. W. Haralson Young Maddox J. A. Maddox

GUILTY OF NEGLIGENCE NEW YORK CONTRACTOR HELD IN HOTEL DARLINGTON CASE

New York contractor Paul Schwanfter of Poole and Schwanftner iron works was arrested after a coroner's inquest into the Darlington Hotel collapse that killed 21. Eugene Allison, also charged, barricaded himself at his Brooklyn home to avoid arrest as the coroner's jury found fault for negligence by the firm and owners.

New York Marei Paul Schwanfter Lira Poole & Schwanftner Darlington Eugene Allison Brooklyn Eugene @. Allison Puck & Schwantzner

National Guard Deployed as Colorado Declares Insurrection

About 400 members of the Colorado National Guard arrived in Trinidad and were spread through camps in Las Animas County after Governor Peabody proclaimed a state of insurrection. Major Hill leading the force is authorized to use necessary means to restore peace. Coal miners in Trinidad district have been on strike for months over alleged abuses in weighing coal and company stores.

Colorado Denver Colo National Guard of Triniadd Las Anlos County Peabody Major Hill Trinidad

A GOOD POSITION 4 always open fur ac Twat

A fragmented notice mentions APGOODS Inc and an address in Philadelphia with references to plan and bids in New York and Pennsylvania Bid Offices. The readable text is partial and unclear about specific actions or outcomes.

Apgoods (Inc Chestnut St Philhicago Pennsylvania New York

Train derailment injures crew at Northeast station

An eastbound Lake Shore Express ran into an open switch at Northeast Pa. and derailed several passenger cars. The engineer, baggageman, and a brakeman were seriously injured as the engine struck and partially demolished the depot. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a spring remedy.

Clevesana Marenucco Anerinsburg Buffalo Lake Shore Northeast

Telegraph Brevities From The Capitol And Beyond

Georgia Republican convention meets at the capitol today. House focuses on the post office appropriation bill. Dalzell estimates Roosevelt pension order drains 300 million. Missionary in German Southwest Africa denies indiscriminate slaughter. Southern Democrats push own presidential candidates. Ashkabad rumor Afghanistan ameer poisoned. Birmingham politics center on Jefferson county’s 30 Alabama votes. Mississippi legislature adjourns. Mobile and Obie merger bill delayed two years. Impeachment of Florida Judge Swayne worries senators. Wilcox County man alleges forced debt labor without trial or bond.

Dalzell Roosevelt Treasury Africa Congress Ashkabad Ameer Afghanistan Birmingham Jefferson County Alabama Mississippi Mobile and Obie Railroad Southern Railway Swayne Florida Washington Wilcox County

Plan to enlist half a million children to curb spitting

President Barrington of the New York Board of Health mobilizes 500000 school children to enforce anti spitting laws and educate the public about dangers of respiratory germs. Henry A. Rogers, head of the Board of Education, backs the initiative as slips and teacher explanations spread warnings of heavy fines for violators.

New York Board of Health New York Barrington Board of Health Henry A. Rogers Board of Education Department of Health

Radium Treatment Abandoned in Cancer Hospital

New York reports that radium therapy for cancer has been abandoned at the Cancer hospital. Trials with a large mica covered lump caused skin inflammation and pain without any real benefit, with sixteen cases showing only occasional pain relief and several patients reporting increased pain.

New York Cancer Cables Herald London The Daily Mail Europe

Men to Return to Work End Lockout in Lithographers

President Pritchard of the Lithographers' International Protective and Beneficial association says 165 large firms nationwide will hire union members and end the plant lockout. About 10,000 workers are locked out for refusing to sign the arbitration agreement.

New York Pritchard

Union Bindery Girls Strike Grows in Chicago

The number of bindery girls on strike reached 700 as strike committees visited printing and bindery establishments controlled by the Chicago Typothetae and pressed for a ten percent wage increase. Employers within the Typothetae are said to be considering a general lockout.

Chicago Chicago Typothetae Typothetae

Shellman Man Heads Brigade

General P A McGlashan appoints Colonel R L Crittenden of Shellman as brigade commander for southwestern Georgia to fill the vacancy from Colonel C M Wheatley’s resignation in Savannah on March 23.

Shellman Savannah P. A. McGlashan Georgia Division of Confederate Veterans R. L. Crittenden Southwestern Georgia C. M. Wheatley

Mississippi Legislature Adjourns After Two Month Session

The Mississippi legislature adjourned after a two and a half month session at 1 p m. Appropriation bills totaling 6 million dollars for the next two years were approved. A uniform textbook law and a bond issue of 500 thousand dollars were among the measures enacted.

Mississippi Legisiaure Jackson Miss Mississippi

Explosion Destroys Hotel and Buildings in Wheeling WV

Fire at Sharp's hotel and Wheelers restaurant in Wheeling WV March 23 destroyed several structures. William Lawton's body was recovered from the debris and more guests are feared dead as investigators probe whether dynamite or natural gas caused the blast.

West Virginia Wheeling W.va Sharp’s Wheelers Restaurant William Lawton

Oconee Street three 38 room houses for sale

Three 38 room houses on Oconee street with one acre per home and two wells. The property is in good repair and currently rented to tenants who pay a handsome percentage on the asking price. If you call, the seller believes you can be interested in this property.

Oconee Street

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