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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1910

Page

14

Fires threaten Wallace as troops rush to aid

Light rain offers slim hope as Governor orders militia and US troops to battle widespread forest fires across Idaho and surrounding states. Survivors report heavy losses, with fears of up to 100 dead in the region and towns like Troy and St Regis under threat. The Beau Champ incident details a trapped group near the Big Fork of the Coeur dAlene River, where several perished or were injured. Losses may total over 10 million dollars for timber and homes across Montana, Idaho, and Washington.

Apekane Wash Walace Coaut d’Alene Idaho United States National Rangers Spokane Rupertin Weigle Todsing St Joe River Wallace Piace Flamea Knotkey Yale Forestry School Rodarquette Independence Ranger Beis Oman Beauchamp Big Fork Coeur dAlena River Marquette Bell Ames Garmenta Lousea Montana Whallington Inga Forest Fenn Forentry Bureau Miasowie Sooskal Troyla Koch St Regis Buford Gulch St. Regis St. Regie Old Town Herena Mont Thompson Falls Cabinet Reserve Juline Barney Thompson Bushell Giatrict Mr. Burger Tims Forester Bushell Nnyone Piaing Burke Mont Esaae

Forest fires rage in Montana and California locales

Reports describe thousands fleeing through burning areas around Pigins and Para joise as fires advance five miles at a time. Thompson is cut off and 60 men are missing while Montana Governor Norris mobilizes National Guard units to battle flames. Washington dispatches soldiers to aid Colville Indian Reservation firefighting efforts as forest fires threaten Lake Tahoe region and Placer Eldorado counties.

Pigins Parajoise Thompson Plains Sanders County Pletna Norris Montana National Guard United States Washington War Department Rer Paobile Colyibo Indian Bureau Webster Army Forest Service Bowerman States War [Department Department of the Dakotas Brady Tte American Lake Athors Colntiba California Auburn Cal Placer Eldorado

Roosevelt clash over 1904 convention names Barnes and Roosevelt

New York August reports Barnes a New York Albany Republican leader criticizes Roosevelt for pressuring the state committee to back Sherman for temporary chairman. He says Roosevelt should attend the convention as a delegate to argue his positions, while supporters proceed with the party decisions. Also mentions Sharkey arrest near Union Depot for drunkenness and disorderly conduct after election night tensions.

New York We. Barnes, Jr Albany Old Guard Sherman Theodore Roosevelt Griscom Roosevel State Committee Roosevelt Taft Republican Party Sharkey E. D Sharkey O'Shields Union Shaw Turnkey Whitley

To Hold Ohio Fair in September Despite Strikes

Columbus reports the state board of agriculture decides to hold the state fair as planned starting September 6. The chamber of commerce was asked to fund 2000 dollars for premiums and expenses, but the request was not complied with.

Columbus Ohio Board of Agriculture Columbus Chamber of Commerce

Divorce Granted After Ten Minutes Incompatibility

Mrs. Jack Cudahy obtained a divorce from Alcores Cudahy ten minutes after filing, judge citing incompatibility of temper. Custody of four children awarded to Michael and Catherine Cudahy for life. Mary Cudahy to assume care after their deaths. Mrs. Cudahy to visit children as deemed reasonable.

Jack Cudahy Kansas City Jonn P Jack) Cudahy Jerem Lillia Cudahy Alcores James H Slover Omaha Joh C Cowin Mra. Cudany Michael Cudahy Lilia Tarma The Deeres iMra Cudahy

Bulldog Invades Home and Terrifies Family

A white bulldog foaming at the mouth infiltrated Mrs. Mettle Weathers’s home at 352 Peach Tree Street. Officer J W Barfield fired, killing the dog after it posed a threat, though no persons were harmed and motive remains unclear.

Bulldog Mettle Weathers Peachtrea Street Cal J W Barfield

Gallagher Prays for Mayor Gaynor

New York August 93 Mayor Gaynor's condition described as stable with hours of rest and good spirits noted by Secretary Adayson. James J Gallagher released a statement denying claims he shot Mayor Gaynor and expressing ongoing prayers for forgiveness and mercy.

New York Gay-Rof Adayson Dean James J. Gallagher Gallagher Mong Gaynor Gordon Croes

Negro Knights Templar Conference Opens in Detroit

An international gathering of the Negro Knights Templar and Shriners began in Detroit with an estimated 36,000 members in attendance. The featured event is the Friday afternoon session as the conference proceeds.

Templar Detroit Negro Knights Tempara and Shrinera At In

Lightning strikes chapel steeple killing three men near Hot Springs

A Hot Springs dispatch reports Baldwin's chapel steeple was struck by lightning during evening services. Three men died Jay Baldwin 56 Homer Yaths 22 Joe Cogdill 18. Three others were injured and one of the injured, Joe Raney, is not expected to recover. The church was wrecked and panic ensued as congregants sought the doors.

Iide Baldwin Chapel

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