Captain Evan P Howell Civil Official Honored in Atlanta
Funeral services for Captain Evan P Howell will be held at 10 o'clock this morning at his West End residence. The ceremony will be led by Rev Bernard P Simith of the West End Cal ratan church, with interment at Wheatview cemetery. A long list of pallbearers and honorary escorts from city government and prominent organizations attends. Mayor Woodward and the General Council order city offices closed and city hall at half mast.
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Evan P. Howell
West End
Bernard P. Simith
W. M. Goodwin
Blacison Sell
Duringd Wooking
Willliam T. Newman
John W Nelms
WD. Hills
JG. Oglesby
E. P. Black
RT. Doracy
RF. Spalding
J. W. Eng
Jomeash
J Barnes
FM. Potta
Anthony Murphy
George Winship
GF Abbott
W. Hunnicutt
WO H. Harrison
J. Todd
J D Turner
BC Peters
TL de Maddox
WT Gentry
Weastmoreland
J. M. Stephens
C.D Hi
Charien
Iinaberry
Joseph Thompson
WW. Draper
E . Blotgett
J. P. Anatin
Harry Echlesinger
E. W.W. Martin
Roe Park
H. H. Caban
T. Mightowet
Julius
Wy Goldsmith
Earl
Captain Howell
Atlanta
Howell
Councl
House
Aenate
General Assembly of Georgia
Bchtesinger
Bodher
Central of Georgia Callway
Ravanneh
Captain Yowell
Centra
Lowell
Captain Harvest
Atlanta Presa Club
General Council Takes Action
General
W. H. Patterson
James G. Woodward
Eadh
James G Woodward
Girardeau
Esol
Pra
J F. Harwell
C. H. Gimrdeau
A. I. Kontz
E. Carter
Joseph Hirsch
Conta
P. Howell
Devastating Hoboken Dock Fire Sweeps Docks and Ferries
A massive blaze in Hoboken on a summer night destroyed the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western terminal and two ferry boats within minutes. The fire raced through wooden structures, threatening Hamburg and North German Lloyd piers, with losses estimated up to 800000 dollars. Firefighters from Hoboken, Jersey City, and New York fought the rapidly spreading flames, saving ships and several train sheds as the inferno reached the emigrant station and hotel areas.
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New York
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Falmad Company
Iwovoken
Lloyd
Bo Tar
Lackawanna
New Jersey
Dukes House
Hoboken
Public Service Corporation
Street Car Operating Company
Jersey City
Lackawanna’ Terminal
Fiamens
Hamburg
Christopher
Calla
City Department
Lackawanna Fire Brigade
Hames Har
Binghamton
Barclay Street
Sho Rapid
George Boblaggy
Jury Deliberations Continue In Sanford Case In Georgia
Rome Ga August 7 There will be no verdict tonight in the Sanford case though jurors remain locked in the jury room Judge Wright did not want to receive any message until tomorrow morning Foreman Milam asked for a charge on the unwritten law but the judge would not grant it The jurors sang a hymn tonight as they deliberated long about guilt or innocence and potential manslaughter issues amid prayers for a verdict to be reached.
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Rome
Sperial
Sanford
Wright
Barford
Milam
Rodm
Stasa
Georgia
Zeigler expedition search fails on Shannon Island
Baltimore News reports a telegram from Dr. Oliver Lassig of the Zeigler relief expedition stating no members of the Zeigler party were found on Shannon Island as of July 21. The Magdalina, sailing from Sanderfjord May 17, aimed to locate the Arctic expedition under Anthony Fiala. The vessel will return to Norway after failing its mission amid heavy snow in the Inn Valley.
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Zeigler
Shannon Island
Baltimore
Baltimore News Today
Oliver L. Lassig
Edinburo
North Atlantic
New York
Flight From Fever Ends in Death in Chicago
Mrs. TL Miles, aged about 80, who rented her home in Rosedale, Mississippi, to escape yellow fever, died in Chicago today from exhaustion caused by the journey. She was part of a party of eleven fleeing the first outbreak of fever in the South.
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Hicago
TL Miles
Rosedale
Miss
Fire alarms rally crowd as wrecked timber plant burns near Manhattan
A large fire at a timber yard near Manhattan drew thousands of onlookers from docks and nearby buildings. A badly crushed worker was rushed to a hospital as police and fire boats, including the New Totter and McColian, responded after an alarm was raised.
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Buldings
Manhattan
Manhatan
Creken
New Totter
McColian
Wena
Man Leaps to Death From Brooklyn Bridge
A well dressed man leaped from a surface car on the Brooklyn Bridge and fell into the East River. Hundreds of passengers watched as the body struck headfirst after tumbling midair, and the car halted about a hundred feet from the curb. The man’s identity remained unknown as rescuers searched the river.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Tor
Arrested Officer Accused as Coverup in Taggart Divorce
Testimony in the Taggart divorce case alleges Major Morton and Colonel Miner conspired over an arrest for drunkenness to conceal the true facts. Witnesses recount Taggart's confinement and disputed hospital notes, with defense arguing the arrest targeted his wife and violated regulations.
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Taggart
Col. Miner
Wooster
Oslo
Major Morton
War College
Washington
Prest
Fort Leavenworth
Teegart
Storton
Chinese boycott tightens in Yokohama amid penalties
Chinese residents vow to halt buying American goods limit dealings with U S banks and ships. American consul Henry B Miller investigates enforcing heavy fines for contraventions. In Georgia, Jackson court term postponed indefinitely due to Judge Rusacek's child’s death.
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Yokohama
China
Henry B. Miller
I P
Jackson Court
Commerce
Rusaeck
Jackson Superior Court
Jefferson
Arrest Sparks Disorder Over Bruised Face Case
July 1 saw Captain Taggart arrested after a quarrel the night before with Mrs Taggart showing a bruised face. Surgeons testified to injuries while Miner described the woman’s fear and the quarrel's fallout. Both Taggart and Miner faced lingering disputes as to who could pursue the complaint.
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Fannie
Witte Arrives as Peace Envoys Speed Toward Portsmouth
In Portsmouth New Hampshire August 7 crowds waited for the Huasian and Japanese peace envoys aboard Dolphin off Cape Cod. Sergei Witte toured Boston and Harvard, then headed to Portsmouth amid cheers from Russian residents including Hebrews. The Dolphin carried the envoys toward Portsmouth while wireless operators tracked messages to Japan.
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Dolphin
Cape Cod
Portsmouth
N. IL
Ito
New Hampshire
Caps Cod
Witte
Heston
Bar Harbor
Wentworth
America
Husaia
Ameria
Newport
MayNower
Japan
Russell's Child Susie May Russell Dies In Winder
Susan May Russell, eldest daughter of Judge and Mrs. R B Russell of Med, died yesterday afternoon at their home in Winder Georgia. Interment is planned for Oconee cemetery in Athens tomorrow morning at 11. The family notes she passed at 4 o clock in the afternoon.
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Winder
Susan May Russell
R B Russell
Oco- Rea
Athens
Yellow fever fight expanded under federal control in New Orleans
August 7 New Orleans under President Roosevelt authority rapid shift of yellow fever work to federal supervision Dr J H White leads effort with full support from state city health boards transfer to Bouchon and Kohnke pledged to aid full public disclosure of cases promised as moving authorities complete by tomorrow forecast shows showers and warmth across states with variable winds and coastal notes
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Inivine Hospital
Roosevelt
J. H. White
White
Wyman
Heath
Gine Bouchon
Kohnke
Bia
Pal
Permet
Orban
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