Death claims two more victims of sloop Lovell Dell tragedy
In Savannah on July 23 Dr. Stephen A. Calder and Mrs Allen N. Calder died from lung congestion after a squall sank the sloop near Hell Gate at the Ogeechee river mouth. Olga Calder, 18 months, remains missing.
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Savannah
Stephen A. Calder
Allen N. Calder
Constitution
Httle Olga Calder
Hell Gate
Ogeechee River
Allen A. Calder
Frank
Lawrence
DeLacey
Olga
Allen A
Calder
Stephen
Allen
Julius
Vernon
Douz
Robert
Sun Bury
Thunderbolt
Southern Express Company
Atlantic Coast Line
Hinesville Gazette
Georgia
Ty Bee Sunday Monday Lift to Ocean Breeze Break
Travel note advertising a weekend seaside excursion with Sundays and Mondays at Ty Bee under the slogan Where Ocean Breezes Blow. Promotes a six dollar round trip Saturday night service via Central of Georgia railway with ticket offices at 16 Wall Street and Union Depot.
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Tybee
Central of Georgia Railway
Wall St
Union Depot
Jealous husband kills wife and daughter in Americus
In Americus Georgia Monros Adams shot and killed his wife and their daughter in a jealous rage. The killings occurred near the courthouse on Jefferson street as a posse pursued the suspect. Two thousand people gathered at the scene with a lynching risk if captured. A sheriff's posse with bloodhounds hunted Adams.
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Americus
Monros Adams
Court House
Jefferson Street
Adams
Savannah
Fight at Grants Spring Leaves Three Wounded in Newton County
Telegraph dispatch from Macon reports at Grants spring on William Pickett’s plantation last Sunday a clash between Tomlin and the Smiths. Richard Smith Jr. was shot and his throat cut, Richard Smith Sr. shot through the lung, and a man named Tomlin cut about the face. Young Smith died. the others are in precarious condition.
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Macon
Newton County
Grants Spring
William Pickett
Richard Smith, Jr
Richard Smith, Sr
Tomlin
Young Smith
Smiths
Bishop Barnwell Ill After Appendicitis Operation
Belme Ala July 23 Special Rt Rev KR W Barnwell bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Alabama was successfully operated on for appendicitis at the city infirmary in this city. The operation went well and he is expected to recover rapidly due to his vitality. Collie Brown a Southern road brakeman was fatally wounded by a tramp at Uniontown after ejecting him from a train earlier. The assailant fled the scene.
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Belme
Ala
KR. W. Barnwell
Meridian
Uniontown
Will
Save a Woman's Life With New Discovery Cure
Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester Massachusetts credits Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption with curing her severe lung trouble and obstinate cough after years of suffering. The ad promotes the remedy as a guaranteed cure, with trial bottle free and prices 60c and 1.00. Also lists train schedules between Atlanta and Carrollton and a Niagara excursion via Erie Railroad with dates and stopovers.
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Lois Cragg
Dorchester
Mass
Tate annex rapid fill fuels success news
The Tate annex is filling rapidly and is appreciated, marking a successful expansion. The project status is positive and suggests strong demand and community approval.
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Tate Annex
Rifle Shoot for Soldiers at Fort Sheridan
All troops in the Department of the Lakes will contest in a general rifle event at Fort Sheridan starting August 1 for five days. Open to infantry and one contestant per company from each regiment. The meet includes long range shooting and skirmish practice with silhouette targets at 200 to 600 yards.
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Department of the Lakes
Chicago
Fort Sheridan
United States
Estimates for Georgia rivers and harbors funding
Captain Cassius B Gillette presents the fiscal year 1904 river and harbor estimates for Savannah Savannah harbor 1 050 000 Darien harbor 30 000 Altamaha river 338 000 Oconee River 938 000 Brunswick harbor 175 000 Savannah to Fernandina water route 56 000 Cumberland Sound 400 000 The chief engineer receives reports from river and harbor officers detailing these project costs for Georgia ports and waterways.
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Gillette
Savannaash
Washington
Toding
Cassius B Gillette
Savannah Ga
Savannah
Darien
Altamaha River
Georgia
Ooonee
Brunswick Harbor
Fernandina
Fla
Cumberland Sound
Florida
Macon News Notes and Sanatorium Hope in Georgia
A Detroit financier proposes a first class sanitarium for Macon Georgia with city site offered by Mayor Smith. Captain Hazlehurst earns sharpshooter status at the Macon rifle range. Local politicking includes Hon Joseph H Hall and Hoon Newt Morris in Macon. Bankruptcy filing by Louis G Moffett and women’s Garment Workers Association organized with Mamie Harrell president.
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Macon
Detroit
Mich
R. & Park
Georgia
Smith
Robert Hazlehurst
Macon Volunteers
Savannah
Starr
Johnson
Joe Hall
Joseph H Hall
Douglasville
Hall
Newt Morris
Marietta
House of Representatives of
Vane
Americus
Sumter County
Blanton Winship
Sixteenth Regiment
Atlanta
Lieutenant Winship
United States
Louis G Moffett
Dublin
Garment Workers Association
Mamie Harrell
Mattie Herndon
Owensboro Blaze Destroys Planing Mill and Tobacco Factory
A morning fire in Owensboro Kentucky destroyed the Owensboro Planing Mill Company plant and the Continental Tobacco Company factory. Total losses run about one hundred thousand with 320000 on the mill and 380000 on the tobacco works. Several box cars were burned. both plants were partially insured. Chief Albert Tennis was overcome by heat and is listed in critical condition.
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Planing Mill
Owensboro
Owensboro Planing Mill Company
Continental Tobacco Company
Albert Tennis
White primary executive committee elected at court house
A mass meeting at the court house elected the white primary executive committee for the ensuing year by ward. The panel includes Rufus H. Brown, JEB Woodruff, Irvin Alexander in the first ward. Henry M North, Hugh Melaws, R. E. Allen in the second. William Martin, J. C. Flynn, R G Tarver in the third. D G Fogarty, George Schaufele, J A A W Clark in the fourth. C. K. B. Matheney, A C Brinson, W T Field in the fifth. A resolution by & B Hook adopts instructions to devise ways to stop vote buying at primaries.
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Augusta
Gansary
Court House
Rufus H. Brown
Jeb Woodruff
Irvin Alexander
Henry M North
Hugh Melaws
R .E Allen
William Martin
J. C. Flynn
R G Tarver
D G Fogarty
George Schaufele
A. C. Brinson
W T Field
Hook
Detroit Charter Rejected, Denver Granted AFL Withdrawal
In Norfolk on July 2 the National Association of Stages Employees discussed revoking Detroit’s charter amid alleged irregularities and debated Denver’s withdrawal from the American Federation of Labor. The group refused to revoke Detroit’s charter and allowed Denver to withdraw from the federation.
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Norfolk
National
Peacock Elected Ordinary in Madison Georgia
Madison Ga July 23 Special nomination for the ordinary to fill the unexpired term of T B Baldwin resigned. R M Peacock defeated L H Foster. Returns incomplete but Peacock’s election appears assured.
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Peacock
Madison
T B. Baldwin
L. H. Foster
Negro in Rome Jail Rumor Sparks Local Fear
In Lafayete Georgia citizens believe officers hold the assailant of Mrs. Wates Phipys in secret custody in Rome Georgia to avert a lynching. They recount that a secret identification plan faced protests from friends. E L Duckett Elected for Banks representative with a narrow edge.
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Rome
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lafayete
Wates Phipys
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Central City
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the “Star
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John A. Sanbury
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Geo
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