Death Crash on West Fair Railway Station
A fatal collision occurred at the West Fair street crossing between a Central railway messenger tram from Macon and a passenger train from the Atlanta and West Point line. Oscar Cook and numerous others were injured or killed. reports list many victims by name with injuries ranging from head and chest to burns and broken limbs. Fire and police responders arrived with ambulances and carriages to transport the injured to Grady hospital or home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Lancaster
Rawson Street
Tabernacle Infirmary
J W Dickenson
Edgewood Avenue
Herbert Talley
Atlanta
Ben Strickland
Hayden Street
Mamie Heard
Ivy Lancaster
Mamie Lancaster
Rosa Ham
McDonough
Grady Hospital
Alex Fulton
Corner Chapel
Humphreys Streets
W Oh Brown
Lee Street
West End Avenue
G Cook
West Fair Street
Miss Bagby
Haynes Street
Nellie Ward
S$ Ward
Oliver
West Point
Yate
E & Wallace
Cleveland
J A Hall
Central Railway
Macon
Oscar
Colt
Fairstiee
Tetroo
Mastele
Astie Central Loomotive
Ty Rheater
Joner
Jennings
Wike Force
Svena
Lelieemen
Were Singing Songs When Crash Came
A witness recounts a night car crash as singing voices rose before a smoke filled car. The scene turned deadly when a gas or smoke incident struck, injuring many and trapping passengers. The narrator, grief stricken, recalls the brother and others dying, and efforts to assist fellow passengers amid the chaos.
Firemen Cut Into Car For Body Of Dead Man
Chef Joyner recounts how firefighters cut into a overturned train car to retrieve the body of Oscar Cook jammed in the rear window after a collision on the Central line. Yardmaster HC Johnson and bystanders aided escape efforts while several people sustained injuries including Mass Duet Lancaster.
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Dillard
Chef Joyner
Oscar Cook
Feds
Central Railroad
HC Johnson
Lancaster
Constitution
Nani
Wreck Scene Draws Crowd After Tram Collision
Thousands visit the wreck site near West Point Street crossing after a trolley tram collision. Passengers describe the impact, and a picnic crowd of about sixteen cars crowded the area, with many people shocked by the sudden disaster.
Deadly Minnesota Storm Leaves Several Dead and Homes Destroyed
June 6 reports from Merth Eeinch Minnesota of a powerful storm path near Wyoming and Dunk killing and injuring residents. Farmhouses and barns wiped out, homes destroyed, and cattle losses noted. Lacrosse Wisconsin sees injuries as storms cross Vernon and Stoddard areas. trains and bridges damaged, phones down, and widespread ruin reported.
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Mygrama Perjuum Tagoo
Puysius
Texebron
Wyoming
Lacrosse
Tily
Torrain
Stoddard
Wis
Walwer Walvorsen
Vernon County
Pissea
Goonvale
Moramien
Prinkman
Chingo Burdngton & Quincy
Perdngton
Willer
Ives
Brethren Debate Abolishing Holy Kiss at Durkeristy Conference
At the German Baptist Brethren assembly in Durkeristy, the Holy Kiss rite was hotly debated. The majority urged modifying the practice, while a minority pressed for abolition, during discussions of sacramental administration. June 6, Springfield, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atond
The
German Baptist Brethren
Durkerisy
Brethen and Sisters of the Church
Jameson Is President Despite Mercer Kilpatrick Departure
Deliberations over leadership end with Charlee Lee Smith removed as head of Mercer. Kilpatrick’s connection severed amid ongoing faculty discord. Report continues on Page Two with details of the unsettled administration and troubled tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Mercer and Kilpatrick
Jameson
Macen Ga Inne
Werest
Lua Af
wWyottsmert
Charlee Lee Smith
Mercer
Kilpatrick Connec
Ieal Vine
Roosevelt Crusade Threatens Packers With 150 Million Withdrawal
Roosevelt launches a drive against conditions in packing houses proposing a government seizure of 150 million dollars. The plan targets industry practices and aims to overhaul meat processing oversight amid public pressure.
AMERICAN MEATS FEAR A LONG-CONTINUED PREJUDICE
The article reports estimates that packing houses will lose about 10 million dollars in Kansas City and up to 150 million nationwide due to the president’s crusade against dressed meats. Charles Armour warns of lasting damage and a drop in overall meat trade, predicting shrinkage around one percent of total business. It notes industry obstacles and anticipated prolonged prejudice on both sides of the Atlantic. Also included is a Pennsylvania Republican ticket report led by Stuart for governor and other state offices, with discussion of platform aims and Roosevelt-era advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thansas City
Charles Armour
Rtd
Stuart
Republicans
Pennsylvania
Harrisbore Pa Tune
Toffow Ng Uchet
Cmernor
Rawin & Stuart Philadel Rhe
Robert S Murpin
Combrit
Robert K Young
Scretars
Henry Hoiek
Lebanon
Koig Uion
Travelet
United Stats
Fenrose
Roosselt
Weather forecast for Georgia Thursday and Friday
Partly cloudy and continued warm conditions expected in Georgia Thursday and Friday with fresh south to southwest winds.
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Washington
Georgia
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Cressing
Crash
Pes
Elf
Lalks
Xory
Reed
Bilal
Steiletones
Birlington
Qgiawa Els
Otter
Minnesota
S$ Y Jamison Whslin
Charles Lee Smith
Roosevelt
Charles Arbour
Sanona
Hein
Santa Clear
Indy
Eldy
Witnooga
Ile
Elds
Jupiter
Kansas City
Knoxville
Memphis
Mobile
New Orleans
New York
Norfolk
Portland
Merain
Raleigh
Rana City
al Dy
Ag Savannah
St Louis
St Paul
Tampa
Vicksburg
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