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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1910

Page

4

One Man Killed and Ten Injured in Collision

A collision on the Illinois Central near Pinckneyville left one man dead and ten injured. The Memphis bound Missouri Pacific Special struck a freight train on a curve at about 6 am, wrecking engine and cars. Among the injured are H J Brown of Memphis and several others from St Louis and Ohio. a nurse aided victims as doctors arrived by a special from East St Louis.

Ilinois Central Road Memphis Pinckneyville Ite St Louis Illnois Central Boclock Frelebt Carle Kitchen Loula HJ Brown Lyster Tycrel Bal Mo Wiliam van Lear Philadelphia Alfred Firron T Fethher Cleveland Ohio Ricardo Columbus J R Ward KS Wilson Porter H Papa St Louie T He McKenzie Lulu Wiss Tireman Kitchen Biss McKensie Cedar Rapids Todd Chicago St Paul Keystone Mall United Louis Zee Cleve Texas Ralph Morrow Marion Iowa AW Griffin Chiago Prades

Officer Loses Button in Fierce Encounter at Hotel

Patrolman Knight faced a dangerous struggle with J R Keown aged 20 on the third floor of Dobbins Rooming House. Keown and roommate J W Wadkins aged 28 were intoxicated as Walter Dobbins, a hotel clerk, investigated a disturbance. Knight subdued Keown, who dropped a dirk and lost a button, and both Keown and Wadkins were jailed for drunkenness and disorderly conduct.

Knight Dulgeon J R Keown Keown Couse Dobbins Central Avenue Walter Dobbing J W Wadkins Pstrolman Tessme Keown and Wadking Racks

Blaze Damages National Paper Co Building on Decatur Street

A small blaze yesterday afternoon at the National Paper Company at 257-53 Decatur Street damaged the second floor where paper stored. Automatic extinguishers activated and water flooded the floor before firefighters arrived, limiting damage to several hundred dollars.

Mira At & O'Clock National Paper Company Decatur Street Bona de Frn

Man Birds Fly In Stiff Wind At LA Aviation Meet

In a half gale at Los Angeles aviation field Glenn Curtiss and Louis Paulhan staged aerial feats with wind and rain. Curtiss rose over 100 feet performing circles and a figure eight while Paulhan reached 52 feet and circled like a hawk. They raced windward in a relay style aerial marathon with Hamilton and Paulhan, avoiding accidents as crowds watched.

Curtiss Paulhan Los Angeles Cal Glenn Ho Curtlas Louis Paulhan Curtlas Ike Meadlong Agulnet Curtess Charles K Hamilton Pauihan Bethre Weia Jn Curtiss Pacihop Falla Pauthan Curties Poy Panthan Alittora B Harmon New York

Woman in coma dies after three months trance in Pittsburg

Mrs Mendelsohn, wife of Mendelsohn, died in Pittsburg after lying in a speechless coma for three and a half months. The husband found her in a comatose state when their baby fell from bed on September 30. She had been frail but healthy before Debra fall. Surgeons planned an autopsy.

Pittsburg Mrante Mendelsohn Phial

Bride of Three Days Thrown Into a Well

Annie Moskill a bride of three days, married in Chicago, Masa on Friday, was knocked on the head and thrown into a well by her husband and a male companion near Fairfield Cown on January 18. She regained consciousness, escaped with an iron pipe, clung to a trunk, and was found this morning with frozen feet that may require amputation. The men reportedly plundered a trunk, saying she got $700 in Springfield.

Fairfield Tate Annie Moskill Chicope Masa Springfield

Heir to a Million, He Serves in Prison

New York January 14. Edward Bosch, serving seven years in Sing Sing for jewelry swindle, is believed the only heir to over a million dollars left by JC Lounsberry of St Paul. Lounsberry died January 7 in squalid surroundings. hidden securities and bonds valued a large fortune were found among his effects.

New York Edward Bosch Sing Sing JC Lounsberry St. Paul Louneberry

Negro babe murdered. mother suspected in inquest

Indication points to the mother Mamie Connors as the likely killer of her newborn daughter found in a rear ditch at 24 Conway Place. The child's head was crushed and a bloody stick was found nearby. Coroner Denehoo will hold an inquest today. The mother, 18, is the prime suspect in this tragic case.

Conway Place Mamie Connors Gera Connors Sergi Hel Denehoo Zee

Baron and Baroness Uchida and Chinese Minister Visit

The article details a winter diplomatic social season with Baron Uchida of Japan and Chinese Minister Chang Yin Tang arriving with entourages. It notes their reputations, the high status of their retinues, and that Miss Isabelle will debut in January as the Chinese embassy relocates to a new, spacious building in Washington.

Uchida Japan China Vilsage Cenide Old World Washington Chang Yin Tang Ibt Chang Bealdes Europe Isabelle

Children Killed and Injured After Auto Strikes Bicyclists

Two Farrers, William age six and James age eight, were struck by a large sightseeing car on a principal boulevard in Jacksonville Florida. William died at home from a fractured skull and internal injuries while James was hospitalized in critical condition. Driver Frank Spurring was arrested.

Jacksonville Fla William Ko Farrer Asa Farrer Seaboard Air Line James Farrer Lttle William James Wiliam Farrere Frank Spurling

Big Sum 15 Pledged to Foreign Missions

New York on January 16 five thousand laymen from nearly all Protestant churches met at the Hippodrome to pledge an increase of 825000 in foreign mission gifts for the coming year. The total is about 80 percent above last year’s 400116 with Brooklyn churches taking 225400 of the pledge. The Laymen's Missionary Movement organized the Greater New York convention which ends today. Additional conventions will mobilize northern and southern cities, aiming toward a national congress in Chicago May 4.

New York Hippodrome Cheater Brooklyn National Missionary Congress Chicago

Postal Savings Bank in Brazil Highlighted in Service Reorg

Washington report notes the Brazilian postal service reorganization includes the establishment of eight postal savings banks. Depositors earn four percent interest on the minimum balance eligible for interest, reflecting the new system's offset at month start.

Postal Savings Bank Brazil Postal Service Washington 8 Postal Savings Bank Pian Saopted

Thesiger Orders No Combat Near Greytown In Nicaragua

British warship Leyte under Captain Thesiger declares no fighting near Greytown while U S observers see covert implications. Captain Shipley signs the noncombat order. Tacoma and Scylla patrol to monitor and assist as tensions rise. Matuty plans to starve the town by cutting food supplies.

Greytown Bluefielda Nicaragua New Orleans Thesiger Leyta Mann United States Bluefields Reoreo Shipley Des Moines Baralie Shipleye General Matuty Estrada Ol ‘Mosquito Coast Jamaica Bingham Greystown Zeldy Thetsper Navy Department Nmblack Tacoma Graytown Thealgers Wiblacker Scytia Washington Gers Ian Thealger Matuty

City Council to Read 1810 Budget and Stockade Reforms

The Atlanta city council faces a January meeting to read the finance committee’s apportionment of 9,345,000 for the year 1810. City Attorney James L Mayron proposes three ordinances creating a stockade superintendent at 31800 yearly, a full time physician for inmates, and rules by the prison committee, with additional charter amendments to follow.

Finance Committee City Council of Atlanta James L Mayron Stockade

No ground to demand Zelaya's extradition

Augusta Ga January 16 former Senator Georges F Edmunds of Vermont a leading international law authority says the United States could only demand Zelaya's extradition if he committed a crime and even then would have no solid ground. He comments on Nicaragua Diaz asylum and US actions while noting Mexico's stance and the need for explanations of alleged mistreatment.

Augusta Aiken D. C Georges F Edmunds Vermont America United States Zelaya Grace Cannon Mexico Diaz Edmunds State Enoz Washington Nicaragua Tady Garden of Eden London

Three Injured in City Incidents Between 6 and 7 Last Night

Three different city incidents left F G Sutton of 79 West Cain Street, a Mr Button, and Sergeant N J Weight of the Gulf U A injured. Sutton was hit by George King’s car before Piedmont Hotel, Button fell from a street car injuring his left leg, Weight fell down stairs fracturing a shoulder. A ten year old, Ben Berger of 184 Fraser Street, slipped on a wet street car track and broke his left wrist. All were treated at Grady hospital.

Grady Hospital F G Sutton West Cain Street George King Piedmont Hotel Peachtree Street Button King Sutton Gulf U . A J A Jones Auburn Avenue Summerell Wright Eterra Intercapsiooa Ben Berger Fraser Street Hoagstal

Fortune in pocket ends stranger's life in Columbia

A stranger, found dead in a boarding house in Columbia, carried a fortune in checks and gold. Police found deposits from German National Bank of Little Rock and multiple checks signed by H O Morrison, who is described as about 60, six feet tall, 209 pounds, missing a front tooth and the right little finger.

Columbia Morrizon Little Rock Ark H Morrion Hamilton Trust and Savings Bank of Chattanooga American National Bank of Chattanooga National Loan and Xchange Bank of Columbia HO Morrison

Blind grocer's boy stages false robbery tale

Murphy Gilsson, a 17 year old grocer's helper from Pulliam Street, told detectives he was robbed of $19 by two men and left wounded. Investigators soon found his coat slashed as a feigned claim. The boy confessed within hours. Detectives traced the tale to a hoax and recovered the money.

Murphy Gilsson Pulilam Street Gibson Cobens Pulliam Street Glisson Ure Jolice Havng Yong Crumley Washington Streets Moir Lason Mr Cohen Crew Street Cohen Starnes Campbel Jease Ghsson Wejman Ridge Amason Asylum Gilsson Esperon Kampbel Graton Glissen

Secretary Meyer and Daughter Skate on the Potomac

The Potomac River skating craze grips Washington as top officials watch from the banks. Navy Secretary George von L. Meyer and daughter Miss Alice Meyer skate, along with figures like Postmaster General Hitchock and Representative Longworth and Mrs Longworth. The daughter learned skating in Russia during her father’s ambassadorship.

Meyer Potomac River Washington S Taft Dewey George von L.meyer Secretary of the Navy Hitchtock

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