Moore Traveled Pace That Kills Great Financier's Son Dies
Nathaniel Ford Moore son of James Hobart Moore financier dies at a Chicago resort of heart disease after a night of heavy drinking. Coroner's jury says acute cardiac dilation postmortem by three physicians confirms death amid rumors of drugs. Moore, long troubled by fainting spells, had a major social and business profile in New York and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. H. Moore
Chicago
Nathaniel Ford Moore
James Hobart Moore
Moore
Dearborn Street
Victoria Shaw
Shaw
Pearl Moore
Shaw House
Haralest
Lake Shore Drive
W. Rt. My- Fatt
Mr. Mymatt
Milas Tielen Fargo
New York
Melaw
Moorea
Big Fitzgerald
Asa
Murray
First National Bank of
Nathaniel Bor’ Moore
Helen Fargo
Debaters Chosen for 1910 Few and Phi Gamma Contest
At Emory College in Oxford Georgia the Few and Phi Gamma literary societies elected representatives for the annual champion debate to be held at commencement. Edward G Mackay Belfast Ireland pastor Edgar D Kenyon Albany GA W F Barford Jackson GA and James R Webb Adrian GA E Jenkins Shiloh GA T J Lanes Young Harris GA were selected for the teams. The debate will include the new Ivy L Lee medal for the best individual speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory College
Oxford
Few
Phi Gamma
Auto Crash Destroys Car. Driver Missing in West End
An auto touring car number 1228 was badly damaged when it crashed into a telephone post at Paris and Lee Streets in the West End last night. The driver, identity unknown, was buried to the street but rose and left the scene apparently unhurt. The front portion was smashed and the vehicle left on the curb. The Atlanto delegation to the Georgia Hotel Men's Association plans a 5:40 p.m. Central of Georgia train departure with about fifty delegates attending the meeting at Hotel Valdes in Valdosta, Ga, next Wednesday at 10 a.m.
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Central
Parls and Lee Streets
West End
Valdes
Valdosta
Central of
Atrent
Auto
How the Accident Occurred Told by Car Occupant
Frank Gables, 21, rear seat passenger, described the crash on Peachtree road near Dead Man's curve. The Locomobile, driven by W H George, collided with a streetcar and another car, leaving Gables with a severe head wound a fractured thumb and a bruised elbow. He recalled the moment of impact and spoke of seeking details on injuries to others, including Mr. George and his son. Gables lives at 26 Augusta avenue and is employed by the Western and Atlantic railway.
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Frank
Gables
Gadlen
Bil Garner
W. H. George
Peachtree Road
Roswell
George Boy
Garner
Milles
Mr. George
Gablen
George
Augusta Avenua
Western and Atlantic Railwa
Desolation Visits the George Home After Tragedy
Despair fills the George household as news of a disaster reaches them. Mrs George pleads and sobs while friends arrive with grim reports that her husband is safe but her sons, Frank and Harold, are dead and dying. The scene ends with the curtain of desolation drawn.
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Maidat
Bess
George
Tom Will
Mr. George
Safe and Sound
Mrs
Harold
Frankie
Mr. Franklin
Frank
Mrs George
Hazel
Bovn
Motorman recalls fatal Peachtre e Road crash on trolley line
Motorman W Haws of Buckhead car No 320 described the collision with two autos on Peach tree road. He said a red open car swerved between the front auto and the trolley, causing a deadly impact. Conductor W R Fanning corroborated the airborne vehicle and scattered passengers assisted the wounded as ambulances arrived within minutes.
Presence of mind saves young girl in auto mishap
Waycross Ga January 10 This afternoon on Platt avenue an auto car owned by Dr Dodge ran down little Miss Dorothy Wyley who rode a bicycle and by presence of mind she caught the car and held on being dragged some distance she is not dangerously hurt but badly bruised and scratched
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Waycross
Platt Avenue
Dodge
Httle
Dorothy Wyley
Fire at Broad and Alabama Street Short Item
A small ceiling fire was found in a building at the Broad and Alabama Street corner Monday evening at six. Chief Cummings reached the scene in thirty seconds, followed by a chemical engine and support units. The blaze was extinguished by the chemical engine, with damage about 93.25. Dr Friedrich Michel of New York will recite German poetry at the Atlanta Turn Verein Thursday evening to a large awaiting audience and the hall is being decorated.
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Agath Weat
Broad
Alabama
Cummings
Friedrich Michel
New York
Atlanta
Popular George Brothers Memorable Local Figures
George and Harold George and Frank George were well known and popular in town. They attended public schools and the high school before joining their fathers in business. Active athletically at the Y M A they were cheerful ushers at the Grand Theater and loved by patrons. The brothers lived with their parents at 15 Pine Street and were dutiful sons.
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Harold
Frank George
Businesa
Grand Theater
Kant Pine
Lovig
First Outing Ends in Tragedy for Garner Heirs
William Garner, 21, long confined for recovery, planned a hospital outing with his grandfather Major McCollum approving an auto ride. After a brief return to air brake work at Western and Atlantic railroad, a prior accident led to fatal injuries, leaving Garner mourned by family and colleagues who valued his bright future and devotion to the railroad.
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William Wallace Garner
J. L. McCoNum
McCotlum
Garner
Willam Garner
Wester and Atlante Railroad
Dle
Major McCollum
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Wetl
Hikin Sanitarium
Mr Garner
Tragic trolley crash on Peachtree Road injures, kills five
A Buckhead trolley car No. 920 collided with a speeding Locomobile as it tried to pass on Peachtree road near Mayson avenue. Five occupants of the auto were hurled and five victims were cared for at the scene and by Grady Hospital ambulances before one man, William Garner, was declared dead. Motorman A W Hawes and conductor W D Fanning sustained only minor injuries. The auto occupants, including ladies and gentlemen, fled the scene after the crash.
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W Hawes
Peachtree Road
The
Constitution
Peachtree Creek
Mason's Crossing
Institution
A W. Hawes
W .D. Fanning
A. W. Hawes
Elocomobile
Tty
Mayson Avenue
J. R Little
Hawes
Wiliam Garner
BE. George
Ragan
Henry 9. Johnson
Thea Tonnéaui
Grady Hospital
Fourth Street
George
Greenberg, Bond & Bloomfield
Wreck At Buckhead Ends In Multiple Fatalities
A dramatic crash near Buckhead left two young men dead and others injured as trolley cars ferried crowds to the scene. Witnesses say a red auto swerved, struck the trolley, and toppled, killing a passenger who was hurled into the air. Coroner to hold inquest. funerals planned for the George brothers and another victim.
Airship and airplane feats awe crowds at field show
French aviators Paulhan and Knabenshue headline a dramatic display as dirigibles and a Curtiss biplane race the field. Paulhan flies 3.75 miles in eight and a half minutes with peak altitude near 150 feet while maneuvering close to grandstand crowds as Knabenshue’s balloon drifts and returns under wind. Crowd roars as stunts unfold with aerial loops and close passes over the stands.
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Willard
Curtiss
Tsing
Tanculn Beache
Toy Knaben- Shue
Panthro
Pawhyn
Otek Werris
King
Paulhan
Farman
Pau'han
Pawthan
Pawlhan
Knabesshue
Pauthan
Ward
Atlanta Man Injured in Auto Crash Near Valdosta
R L Barnwell sales manager Remington Typewriter Co in South Georgia and Florida hurt in auto collision while en route to Quitman. His companions John Young Roberts of Valdosta and Mr Dub of Buick escaped injury. Barnwell transported to Atlanta and recuperating at home on Pulliam Street.
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R. L. Barnwsll
Pulliam Street
Remington Typewriter Company
Georgia
Florida
Valdosta
Atlanta
Pui- Mam Street
Barnwall
John Young Roberts
Dub
Buick Motor Company
Roberts
Barnwell
Bud
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Enid
TJ Rosenberg
Societies OF Emory Select
E. G. "Mackay
Arnae
Muse Furnishing Department
Muse
Blaapeed
Curren Wion
Buckhead
W. R. Fanning
George Brothers
Greene
Potte
America
D Michele
Apollinaris
Central Bank & Trust Corporation
Candler Bldg
Mitchell and Forsyth Sts
Gor
Brent
Benjamin H. Treadwell
Faye
Mr. Treadwell
Peachtree Creek Bridge
Harold George
H. M. Patterson & Som
Forsyth Street
Donehoo
George Boys
East Pinestret
West View Cemetery
Willam Gernet
L. J. McCollum
Peachtree Place
Chettanooga
Tenn
LeRoy W. Shige Wen
Myrtle Street
Biramen
Ayer
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