Illingis Central to Open Its Birmingham Division
Illingis Central announces opening of the Birmingham division on April 1 joining lines from Savannah to Pacific Joe Al Hatt and forming a continental route with control of Union Pacific and Central of Georgia. The Mobile and Ohio will run first trains to Birmingham on April 20 linking Corinth to Haleyville and Parrish to Birmingham, completing a 172 mile southern rail corridor.
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Illingis Central
Birmingham
Miilneis Central
Alshame City
Savannah
Pacific
Joe al Hatt
Farmingham
Ale
Ulavns Central
Aise
Union Pacific
Hindu Central
Georgia
Atlantic
Hiates Ile
Alabama
Jam of
Gearmia Co
Lhe Contin
Teunaala
Urnela Cenal
Savanneh
Mmakeing
Amuca
Tktana'a
Amd
Orn
Ube
Almelppl Valley
Mobile Mind
Ghko
Himingham
Ponaent Plein
Umnminghaim
Oie
Jodie Ant Gio
Jawkau
Corinth
Blaby
AIA
Elgity Indies
Alasmaia
Goaied
Southern Railway
Mabamnn Weatem
Llinls Centon
Abong
New Halesalabeanch
Une Ecoantes
Ladowa & Water Ahedios
Pate
Newier
Atate
Tus
Mobile
Unt
MoMiy
Ri Ragham
Central
Haleyville
Lilneis Corral
Haveyville
Halesville
Paretan
Ohio
Fielent Ferminals
Savannah Determined To Impress Vanderbilt Supporters
Savannah officials including President Frank Battes of the Auto Club alderman Harve Granger and Chamber of Commerce secretary Denlan plan to attend Briarcliff races on April 12. They will distribute Savannah literature and await Vanderbilt’s return to announce the chosen course as New York receives pictures of the local course and recent races.
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Ravannah
Imperials
Savannah
Vanderbilt Cop
Owl Place
Frank Battes
Auto Cub
Harve
Denlan
Chamber of Commerce
Vanderbilt
New York
Reduced Rates for Georgia Summer School Announced
Superintendent T. Wooster of the University of Georgia Summer School reports the railroad grants reduced rates for the July session. The concession mirrors last year’s pricing, easing travel costs for Athens attendees.
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Athens
T. 7 Wooster
Aniversity of Georgia Summer School
Railrounds
Boston Suburb Fire Leaves 4 Dead and 50 Hurt
Fire in a Boston suburb destroys the fire ravaged district. About 10,000 people are homeless and neighbor cities and state agencies mobilize aid. National guardsmen Marines and police reinforce perimeters while relief efforts organize food shelter and medical care.
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Boston
Homon
Commonwealth
Hoeten
Four Corpses Among Debris At Heston Fire
Medical Examiner said late tonight four bodies found in the wreckage at Hesex and Jigh Janefreeze area with partial list of injured. Names include Carroll family members, Rosie Flas, Thomas Wond, and others among Chelsea and Boston residents. various burns, head injuries, and shock reported. Police and fire officials continued rescue and identification efforts as conditions remained dangerous.
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Heston
Mnelirath
Hesex
Bireman Carroll
Charlestown
Stelgeman Chattes Carroll
Trosty
Rosie Flas
Marine Hospital
Cuddy
Termus
Teach
Chelsea
W. J. O'Neil
Unelsea
Avarcome
Ho Flynn
Erog Me
Hayes
Hunton
Ternard Johnson
Boston
Valunteer
John Gowdt
Aiieutenant Hoffeerman
Empire
Sally Watking
Harvard
Ehack
Thomas Wond
Joseph Mediower
Delaware Does For Judge Gray In Presidential Nomination
Delaware's primaries suggest a near unanimous delegation in favor of Judge George Gray for the presidency. The George Gray League, formed in Philadelphia, urges his nomination and cites Republican centralization as the core issue, while noting Gray's public record and non-seeking stance as reasons to back him.
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Dagger
Bel
Yestecdax
Delaware
George Gray
Omia LG
Berent
Luemdax
Gray
Judge Gray
Denver
Gray League
Work
Washington
George Gray League
Walton Philadelphia
la Renatera
Republican Party
Htle Short
Vaariam
Uen
Speakers at Summit Highlight Edwards and Overstreet Addresses
Hon G Edwards of the Arkansas district spoke to a large business and farmer crowd at Summit. An Edwards Club formed, followed by candidate Hon F I Overstreet. Local interest grows in national politics with Tad Ludging and Joe Brown as the leading favorite in Emanuel County.
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Overstreet
G. Edwards
Te Arat
Edwards Club
Conkreas
Tad
Wnat Onal
Joe Brown
Emanuel County
Sinking of the Grand Lake and ice bound sealers in Newfoundland
The Grand Lake steam seal er sank after drifting ice clashed with its hull. Two hundred sailors, 214 men, escaped to the Van Guard while 20 000 seals worth 120 000 dollars went down with the ship. Iceland Ranger and Algerine suffered damage but remained afloat after temporary repairs.
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John
N. F
Ameil
Grand Lake
Avrioun
New Foundland
Iosa
Enaires
Wer
van Guard
Iceland
Ranger
Flora
Algerine Fa
Tenet
Fire Rages Through Chelsea for Hours Devastating District
Boston April 12 a monumental blaze swept Chelsea for twelve hours devastating manufacturing tenements and retail districts. The fire began 1 40 p m and was not controlled until 9 p m aided by dozens of external companies. Losses estimated at 10 million with 1500 families displaced and hundreds injured. Thirteen churches two hospitals public library city hall five schools and many banks and factories burned or damaged.
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Boston
Mass
Chelsea
Boton Fie
Toesto
Perritte
Reston Tacking Company
Tyriada
Aparka
Liem
Mavrick Street
Hils
Chelsea Creek
Inia
Frost
Children's Hospital
Fitz Public
Atanislava Polleh Catholic Church
Chestnut Street
First Hapital
Central Avenue
Central Unitarian Church
Hawthorne
Beeand Adventist Church
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Austin & Younk
Chaplin & Suden Car Company
Rosenfelt Brothers
Tidewater Oil Company
Marginn Street
County Savings Bank
Chelnes Savings Bank
Chelsea Trust Company
Winninimmet National Bank
Two Births Amid Boston Fire Reach Local Homes
Fire swept through Boston as two mothers delivered infants during the blaze. Omoke of 134 Chestnut Street and Mrs J M Arnold of 77 Maverick Street gave birth shortly before flames reached their homes. Mothers and babies were rushed to hospital by ambulance.
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Boston
Omoke
Chestnut Street
J. M. Arnold
Maverick Street
Mathera
Prince de Sagan Reveals Affair With Boni's Wife
New York April 12 Prince de Sagan details the affair with Madame Anna Gould after his divorce. He says their love began after the decree and they planned marriage, living quietly in a Paris suburb until former husband’s debts are settled. Netter, a friend, announced the interview and betrothal plans.
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New York
Princ Helle de Sagan
Madame Anna Gould
Urope
Jonicnt GG Netter
Oia City
St. Pau
de Sagan
Nex
Madame Gould
Count Boul
Thea
Ale Aaid
Deniy
Sone Aulet
Paris
Americus Seeks Carnegie Library Donation
Americus Ga April 12 Special Americus Library Association has voted to donate property for a Carnegie library building and local committee has asked for 20000 dollars, with favorable consideration expected at the Carnegie end. The email building sits on a valuable lot and the project moves forward rapidly to secure the $20000 request.
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Americus
Carnegie
Americus Library Association
St. Carnegie
Bitter Fight Between Roads Over Right of Way
The Southern Railway Carolina division sues South and Western Railway and others to halt construction on a key roadbed from Marion, North Carolina to Camden, South Carolina. Judge Pritchard granted an injunction, with hearings set to determine if the South and Western can be enjoined from work or rights to the line.
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Amboy Hie
Routh and Western Railway
Pritchard
Western
JL Shou
South and Western
Southern Railway
Carolina Division
Citizen of South Carolina
Southern Mailway Company
Citizen of Virginia
South and Western, Hallway Company
Carolina, Cinch, Acid and Ohly Pailway Companys
Virgina Corporation
Carolina Conntruce Yon Compan
North Carolina Corporation
Millane Quigg Construction Company
Virginia
Cara- Una
South Carolina and
Georgia
Marion
N.C
Camdea Boc
Southern Railway Company
Nto
Railwaye
Cone Jractora
Prichard
TOE Tolling
WT. Rodman
Rounnel
Thran
Houthern
Ryan Corporations
Weatern
Une Coal Felda
Carolina
Merce
Bouth and Weatern
aKarial Kenge OC
Bouth
Weatern la
AL He
Ae Hee
Jacksonville troops mobilize for Pensacola curfew unrest
An Adjutant General order directs heavy infantry from Jacksonville by afternoon train to Pensacola to reinforce Lefils as curfew takes effect. Reports indicate mass labor gathering in Pensacola while rumors of militia mutinies spread, with additional troops and city officials enforcing a 10 PM curfew.
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Dackaung Tile
Fin
J. Difford
Tallahi
A. D
Pensacola
Colon
Lefils
Menat
Gatling Run
Jacksonvilla Coms
Missila Serties
Pennavotm
Liva Qak
Suwanes Guards
Talinhaanee Apalachicola
Jall
Pensacola Electric Company
Fla
Penmacola
Goeotman
Hentreate
Remains Sent for JJ Wimberly Funeral in Jacksonville
The remains of JJ Wimberly who was shot and killed by Joo Farmes were sent to Jacksonville today for funeral and interment. A large number of friends saw the train off and many floral offerings accompanied the coffin.
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Old Home
Macon
JJ. Wimberly
Joo Fiatmes
Jettersonville
Weather forecast across states with warming trend
The forecast predicts fair to warm conditions across multiple regions. Georgia and Virginia see warmer days with fair to breezy conditions. Florida and coastal areas expect showers along the coast then fair weather. North Carolina and nearby states show warmer temperatures with light to moderate southeast winds.
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Washington
Georgia
Mondy
Virginia
Warner
Ehat
Nouthwest
South Carolina
Tennesser
Arkansas
Kentucky
West Virginia
Tueday Fair
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California
Savan
Fifth Intentey
Vighta Infantry
Fifth Corpe
Charten Shi
Hiremien
Po'emen
Noldhera
Mon
Andreas Patocki
Assas
Bryan
Addr
Deaware Jervit
Dead Man
Potan
Aanath
Tin
Lemberg
Austria-Hungary
Andreas Fotocki
Galicia
Rus
Mieroslap Sivnaky
Potock
Pollen
Gesacein
Potockin
Haddings
Vapoleos Nonaparte Nrowand
Florida
Neprenas
Gulf City
Prince de Sagan
Boni
Inve
Anna
de Sagen
RYAN
Soi
Wyurm
Jacksonville
Goodman
Momster Masa
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