Miss Lisa Wiggins Dies After Fainting At St Nicholas Auditorium
Miss Lisa Wiggins aged seven, visiting with relatives, collapsed on the floor of St Nicholas Auditorium from heart failure attributed to exhaustion after a climb and hot conditions. She had arrived moments earlier with Miss Warren, Miss Rosser, and Jack Crowley, and died a short time after being assisted to the retiring room.
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Ruslander Arrested in Atlanta Forgery Case
An Atlantan named Ruslander was arrested in Columbia on forgery charges tied to an insurance business. Chief Jennings of Atlanta police said a warrant was sworn by WeMehan. Ruslander recently worked at a local publishing house and previously lived in Cincinnati.
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Deaf association opens Jamestown session with fund drive
National Association of the Deaf opens its annual convention at the Jamestown exposition. Dr Edward Minor Gallaudet announces plans to seek support from Carnegie Rockefeller and Russell Sage for a half million dollar endowment to benefit deaf education and general interests. Hundreds of delegates from nearly every state attend as Rev J Wo Wichaels leads a sign language Lords Prayer. Welcome is extended by William Ritter and F Clayton Wiyard marking the group’s southern meeting for the first time.
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A July 4 special from the Alabama Commercial and Industrial Association voices demand for repeal of a new law taxing loan companies. Delegates pledge to press the legislature to defeat the measures seen as harmful to business welfare and plan to send a delegation next week to advocate.
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Folk Attacks Federal Courts and Independence Day Tragedies
A chaotic Independence Day across the United States leaves dozens dead and hundreds injured from fireworks mishaps in Chicago New York and other cities. The Rural and urban incidents include gunfire electrocution and toy cannon wounds. Governor Folk condemns federal injunctions he views as injurious to state sovereignty while a Havana review reports July 4 celebrations and a reading of the independence declaration.
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Fire men battle blaze threatening central block at Marietta street
Fire crews from the Atlanta department answered a general alarm at 2 am to 22 Marietta Street to stop a restaurant fire in Folsoms hotel. Flames menaced the block but were controlled with hose lines through the Virginia hotel. Guests evacuated, kitchen burned, laundry damaged, and hotel waters inflicted.
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Storm Kills Fifteen Across Wisconsin Area
A severe storm swept western Wisconsin with at least fifteen dead and many injured. Oakdale on the Milwaukee road near Camp Douglas was reported wiped out with four killed. Grand Rapids had five dead and communication was interrupted. Other names and localities include Jena Dam, Millston, Wyeville, Black River Falls, Neiveile, and Neaveville with multiple fatalities among residents and visitors. About twenty people were injured and may die. crop and dwelling damage is noted.
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Marching Thro Georgia and the Jefferson Reunion
A transcription of a speech list shows themes of individual accountability for corporate crime. It cites Woodrow Wilson urging laws to jail presidents and general managers for stock manipulation and evasion, warns against socialism, and argues for targeted legal responsibility over broad government ownership.
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Army Officers and Privates Begin Trip From Chattanooga to Atlanta
Army officers and privates start a trek from Fort Oglethorpe toward Atlanta retracing General Sherman’s 1864 Georgia path. Thirty four officers fresh from Leavenworth lead a small escort. reactions among locals ranged from fanned controversy to cautious support as the group proceeds with orderly marches and planned future crossings.
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Who Owns Macon Franchise
July 4 special meeting of Macon baseball club owners to reveal the franchise buyer for the Macon Salty league team. Rumors point to allure of a trade involving Etheridge and Atlanta connections. officials, including HOH starf secretary and Re ord ee Calaness, prepare to vote tomorrow night amid evasive questions.
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Taft Tours Canada Trip Amid Fourth of July Noise
Secretary William H Taft visited Manchester by the Sea and Murray Leake Canada after a quiet stay. A noisy Fourth of July celebration in Central Square disrupted the village with a bonfire and fireworks as residents urged a speech he did not give.
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Father Killed By His Son in Saluda County
An incident near Columbia on July 4 left Wien Tayvino dead after a dispute with his son Simon. The wife pleaded, the boy was released, but the father struck and died instantly. The son fled to Lexington as authorities investigate.
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Battleships to Circle Horn in Pacific Cruise
Reports confirm 18 to 20 large battleships may sail around Cape Horn for a Pacific practice cruise and dock at San Francisco. Secretary Metcalf says the aim is to keep the fleet in American waters and near home ports, denying stirrings of conflict with Japan. The plan, if executed, stresses routine naval maneuvers rather than distant deployment.
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Georgia Weather Forecast for Friday July Fourth
The Ware weather service reports scattered rain in the southern portion with warmer temperatures in the north and west. Saturday brings partly cloudy skies with light to fresh winds along the eastern coast.
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