Fatal Train Wreck Kills Salvation Army Leader
An overnight Santa Fe express derailed near Marceline Missouri after hitting an open switch. Emma Booth-Tucker wife of Commander Booth-Tucker died after fluids. Colonel Thomas Holland died en route and several others were seriously injured while more than a dozen were hurt. The crash sent five cars off the track and damaged a water tank. Officials and survivors were transported to hospitals and Chicago for memorials and services.
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Kansas City
California
Santa Fe
Dean Lake
Emma Booth-Tucker
America
Salvation Army
Booth-Tucker
William Booth
Army
Marceine
Thomas Holland
Amit, Colo
Baden
Winfield, Kans
Flier Harris
Chicago
Marceline
Consul Booth-Tucker
Amity
Colo
New York
Marcel
Topeka
Kans
James Hurley
Western Grand Division
Banta
Dean's Lake
Cunningham
Andrews
Marcelina
Mia
Colonel Holland
Gus A. Baden
Winfield
E. S. Baden
Kan
Jubemaker
Denver
WH. Murray
San Francisco
Lind Newly
Onorga
Ile
Fred Miller
Philadelphia
Anna Newly
Albert Miller
Emma Hester
Peoria
Ill
Burkhard
Fort Madison
Iowa
No. 6
Wae
Remains to New York and London for Burial
New York reports Mrs. Booth Tucker wife of Commander Booth-Tucker head of the Salvation Army in the United States. The text notes a 1896 split with Ballington Booth over Americanism and the Volunteers of America formation. Also details the wreck at Dean Lake Missouri, the body brought to Fort Madison Iowa, and twenty seven injured.
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Chicago
Booth Tucker
New York
Salvation Army
Lowten
Booth
Booth-Tucker
Ballington Booth
Ballington
General Booth
Fort Madison
Iowa
Elma Booth-Tucker
Dean Lake
Millard Lee to be hanged after Supreme Court ruling
Millard Lee the murderer of Miss Zilla May Suttles faces execution by hanging tomorrow in Atlanta after the Georgia Supreme Court upheld a lower court verdict finding him sane and denying further delays. Governor Terrell has denied clemency and Deputy Sheriff Shropshire will return from Alabama to oversee the preparations.
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Millard Lee
Misa Guttles
Atlanta
Miss Zilla May Suttles
Supreme Court
Lee
Bherli Nelms
Alabama
Terrell
Shropshire
Nelms
May Get Fortune. Atlanta Man Heir to French Estate
Atlanta report states Gordon Noel Hurtel and sister Mrs. W. N. Garrett of Birmingham have fallen heir to a $4,000 estate in France. The French consul at Mobile confirmed the news and papers were sent for identification. Hurtel is a longtime Atlanta police reporter for The Constitution.
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Atlanta
Gordon Noel Hurtel
W. N. Garrett
Birmingham
Constitution
Garrett
Mobile
France
Hurtel
The
Collision in dense fog sinks Tokai Maru. many lives lost
In Hakodate off Japan a fog collision between the Russian Progress and Tokai Maru sank the Tokai Maru. Of about 100 aboard only 56 survived as reports describe extensive loss of life. Separate dispatch from St Petersburg notes Japanese cautions re Russian fortifications on the Yalu river and diminished anti-Russian demonstrations.
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Yokohama
Hakolate
Japan
Yushen Kaisha Company
Progress
J. Petersburg
Yalu River
Corea
Mrs May Hartington Hanna Weds Edmund Stallo
In New York on October 27 Mrs May Har tington Hanna formerly married to D. R. Hanna of Cleveland wed Edmund Stallo, a lawyer and financier, in St James Episcopal Church. The marriage only became public today as Stallo announced it. Hanna gained public attention in Cleveland and New York years earlier after fleeing with her three children and evading detectives.
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New York
May Hartington Hanna
D. R. Hanna
Cleveland
Ohio
Edmund Kerring Stalle
Henry Rollins
St. James Episcopal Church
Stallo
Hanna
Europe
Heavy Shipments and Trunk Lines See Large Westbound Movement
New York October 29 The Times reports heavy freight flow from the city with leading trunk lines urgently seeking faster car returns from the west and delaying the November reduction of train crews. General merchandise and machinery shipments westbound show no decrease despite lighter eastbound traffic and congestion level.
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New York
Bank troubles in St. Louis subside and normalcy returns
In St Louis on October 29 the trust company offices opened to reveal a return to normal. Crowds that yesterday lined up to withdraw savings were now largely absent with only routine daily business observed. Officials express confidence the sudden run is over and will not be repeated.
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St. Louis
Trust Company
Bayings
Murder claims armeni revolutionary head Sagouni in London
Armenian leaders in New York discuss Sagatel Sagouni murder in London with claims he led the Armenian revolutionary party and was killed by an assassin hired by a European government. Hifatcharist figures say a warning was sent a month earlier and 12 Armenian leaders were targeted. They consider presenting evidence to secret service officials. River steamer Lotus Sims burns near St Louis. crew escapes. captain plans rebuilding for spring.
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New York
Sagatel Sagouni
London
Sagouni
Armenian Revolutionary Party
Assassio
Hifatcharist Party
Bagoun
Secret Service
St. Louis
Lotus Sims
Memphis
Bims
Dividend Disbursements Shrink in November
Industrial dividend payments for November total $15,977,800, the smallest monthly aggregate in years, down from October’s $19,854,625 and September’s $17,278,400. United States Steel’s $13,411,000 preferred stock retirement under its conversion plan largely explains the drop.
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New York
Tur
Iext
United States Steel Corporation
Discovery of Lewis and Clarke inscription near Mount Rastus
Dr H E Curry reports finding a tree bearing the inscription Lewis and Clarke 1804 1805 in the Mount Rastus mining district. A well built stone fort and log-house remains lie nearby and the carving appears raised from late fall or winter sap decline. The discovery aligns with reports of an early overland trail near the site.
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Baker City
H. E Curry
Mount Rastus
Lewis and Clarke
Curry
Lewis and Clark Exposition Fund Request Planned
The Lewis and Clark executive committee in Portland Oregon asks Congress for 2 1 million dollars in an extra session two weeks away to aid the 1905 exposition and expects action next year but seeks early introduction to help the cause.
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Portland
Ore
Congress
Gale of Friars Lands in Manila Negotiations
Apostolic delegate Guidi urges settlement of the friars land case with the United States government before Governor Taft leaves for America. Taft hopes the sale is concluded. friars have reduced their price.
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Friars
Manila
Vatican
United States
Philippines
Taft
America
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Hakodate
May Hanna
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Jackson
Mis
W. J. Miller
Wilson, N
Wilson
Venable Tobacco Factory
Packinghouse
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Cash Grocery Store
Broad Street
Lipscomb & Co
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Athens Hardware CO
Age Broad Street
Athens
T. HN
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Iron King
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Athens, Ga
Allen H. Talmage
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Ro Spring Street
A. L. Brooks
Wilson’s Auction House
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Wilson & Pittman
J. P. Wilson
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S. E. Greene
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