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Athens Weekly Banner

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Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1901

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Wreck Kills or Injures Hundreds on Michigan Rail Line

A catastrophic head on collision near Seneca Michigan between westbound immigrant cars and the Continental Limited eastbound train reportedly killed and injured from 100 to 150 people. Investigators blame disobeyed orders and miscommunication between conductor and engineer of the eastbound train. Ambulances and hospitals were crowded as medical teams aided survivors and recovered bodies amid a night of wreckage and fear.

Detroit Mich Michigan Seneca Adrian Continental Limited Conquetor No. 13 Montpelier O.K Ing No. 4 Gav'Rt Benece Burns Pe Tu Adrianates Gand Creek Dowd Delray C. W. Baldero Ashley Ireman James Brown Porter Chicago Union Station Vida Decas Tapperville Ontad Associated Press Band Creek Holloway San Creek

Noted train robber arrested in Neihart Montana

Deputy Ledbetter arrests a man known as Bob Collings in Neihart who may be C. C. Hanks alias Deaf Char. He confesses help in the Malta Great Northern robbery with $12,500 buried. Collings to be brought here tomorrow. Also Governor grants a respite for Henry Randall to December 20 while papers for commutation are reviewed.

Bob Collins Neihart Mont Great Falls Ledbetter Bob Collings C. C. Hanks Hanks Alies Char Harry Longbaugh Curry George Parker Malta Great Northern Collins

Hundred Killed and Wounded Reported in Battle

Report notes over 100 men killed or wounded as forces clash. The terse line hints at a major engagement with high casualties, but details on dates, locations, or affiliations are not provided in readable fragments.

Witness Describes Autopsy In Ayres Murder Trial

Washington November 28 principal witness Dr M W Glazebrook deputy coroner described three wounds on James S Ayres Jr and a costumed display on Joyce to show wound locations While Mrs Bonine claims the pistol was in Ayres hands Glazebrook testified the wounds could not have been made with weapons in Ayres hands He detailed distance estimates for thigh arm and chest wounds and noted evidence of powder burns The court adjourned until Friday.

Washington Lolanda Bonine James 8. Ayres, Jr M. W. Glazebrook District of Columbia Ayres Johnson J.hooper John A. Taff Michael Kane Kenmore Hotel Bonnie Mrs. Bonine Joyce Glazebrook Gould Priday Oses

Indictment of defunct Eufaula bank cashier filed

Federal grand jury returns a 96 page indictment against Colonel B Young cashier of the defunct Eufaula National Bank. Bond set at 7500 by Judge Jones. Charges include false ledger entries linked to ex Governor Oates and misappropriation alleged before the bank’s October failure. Trial date not fixed.

Eufaula Bank Montgomery Ala B. Young Eufaula Oates Alabama Young

Respect American Flag Veterans Stop Firing on Trains

Washington dispatch reports Secretary Long relaying a Panama Isthmus note about a pause in firing as passenger trains pass. Earlier near Buena Vista fighting was reported with a visit by urgent dispatches and expectation of a decisive engagement. In Washington Ga a gentleman named Gabriel Toombs remains in critical condition after paralysis. In Macon Ga a youth, Charles Murphy, was tried for stealing newspapers with a quick jury verdict.

Washington Long Panama Navy Buena Vista Mr. Toombs Washington, Ga Gabriel Toombs Macon Charles Muryphy

Fear of exposure drove Louisville treasurer to suicide

Stuart R. Young, 26, city treasurer of Louisville, died by shooting himself behind the right ear after reading headlines about experts examining his books. Newsboys had shown him his photo in a paper, alleging discrepancies. Young, a Princeton graduate and Confederate veteran, had recently married and faced questions about bank passbooks and racing bets.

Louisville Bia Stuart R. Young Loulaville Sixth and Nelson Streets Stuart FR. Young Young Sixth Street Nelson Street Artes Reeves Louieville Totel Kid Johnson Tang Carrisige Johnach Wis Mr. Young Ving Thse Princeton University Og H .Young Wymond Kentucky L. H. Wymond Camp Aone Fotharnia Eee Commipalin Perecee

Martin Institute IME Exercises Delighted Jefferson Audience

Yesterday at Martin Institute in Jefferson Georgia students rendered Thanksgiving exercises with a large enthusiastic audience. The program included chorus Society Hlamsnophone atiba McCoy mime fbe a Testramental Duet Miss Appleby Faroe Two Ghosts in White and a Salvation Oh the Best Sintment. Prices and a bottle offered for sale.

Martin Institute Jefferson, Ga Atiba Bsusse McCoy Tomime Appleby Faroe

Addition 10 Mill at Harmony See Addition 10 Mill at Harmony

The Harmony Grove cotton mill expansion will push capacity and likely double the workforce, adding many new jobs. The mill’s success is credited to president and largest stockholder Dr I G Man of Harmony Grove Ga, with northern balsams mentioned as a remedy in the fragment.

Harmony Grove Rap Harmony I. G. Man

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