Not Guilty Verdict For Clerk Laroche In Steamship Robbery
In Savannah Georgia on December 19 a jury acquitted Clerk Albo Laroche Jr and Policeman Bernard McCabe of robbing the Ocean Steamship Company vessel. McCabe faces later trials for other robberies tied to the former police force, including breaking safes and stealing from compartments. The case involved thefts running into thousands of dollars. trials for other ex-officers are planned.
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Savannan
Peral
Iint
Alzing
Albo Laroche, Jr
Bernard McCabe
Comrady
Laroche
McCabe
Sergean
Late Arrivals At The Depots In Atlanta
Train arrivals in Atlanta were mostly late with several trains arriving an hour or more behind schedule. Poor weather blamed partly for delays as conditions improved at the union depot later. Chile to dispatch warship for the naval review opening next year in Fawestown.
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Atlanta
Ibwan
Union Depot
Chile
Santiago
Bishop Charles McCabe Dies in New York Hospital
Bishop Charles McCabe of the Methodist Episcopal Church died at 5:30 a.m. in a New York hospital after apoplexy struck him days earlier while traveling home to Philadelphia. Born in Athens Ohio on October 11 1838 he served as chaplain in the Ohio infantry and later as bishop. He lectured on Libby Prison and helped expand church missions and fundraising.
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New Jerk
Charles McCabe
Methodist Episcopal Church
New York
Philadelphia
McCabe
Nleca
Winchester
Libby
MfcCabe
The
Methodist Church
Portsmouth
Ohio
Board of Church Extension
Methodist Missionary Soctety
Tio
American Uniersity
Washington
W. B. Wyatt Seriously Injured in Rail Yard Incident
W. B. Wyatt an elderly German American worker for the Georgia Car Company was crushed between two switch engines near the tracks. He was taken to Grady hospital in grave condition with his right leg severely injured and doctors declining surgery due to age.
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W.L. Wyatt
Grady
Wyatt
Georgia Car Company
Southern Railway
General John Hood noted civil engineer and pioneer railroad builder
General John Hood died at his home in Baltimore County Maryland on Monday evening. A renowned civil engineer and railroad projector he shaped the Western Maryland road from chaos to solid, self sustaining and profitable. He declined offers from Baltimore and Ohio Northern Pacific and Norfolk Western to stay with Western Maryland where he secured steady leadership. He married Florence Sladen of Georgia and leaves four daughters and two sons, both engineers of merit, including John M Hood Jr and Richard Haden Hood who has worked in New York and abroad.
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John
Britore
Atlanta
Georgia
General Hood
LaGrange
Vas
Western Maryland
Baltimore and Ohio Railways
Garrett
Baltimore and Ohio
Logit
Baltimore and
Florencs Sladen
Teon Ula
Largiula
FW Bic Wonney
Ningio
Robert A
Ummings
Pitteourg
Oxford
Robert Tindale
Atlana
Ahor Head
Fiorence
Fiorence Hoot Piers
Stogans
Messre Euichard Haden
New York
John Mifflin Hood, Jr
United Railwaye System
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Shrevepore
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Fort Valles de
Columbus
Hawiinaville
Birmingham
Macon
New Orleans
Central of Georgia
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Maron
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Macan
Union Ptpct
Western
Atlantic
Nash Ti
Georgia Railroad
Rae
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Athens
Clinton
M’cabe
W. B. Wyatt
Gen Hood
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