Trains Collision Wrecks Southern Line Near Peyton
A Saturday night collision near Peyton Georgia eight miles from Atlanta halted traffic until eight o'clock yesterday morning. Passenger train No 9 bound for Chattanooga and freight No M hopped the double track switch, derailed multiple cars, and tore up about 150 feet of track. No serious injuries reported as passengers remained aboard until rescue and clearing operations completed.
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Souther Railway
Feyton
Atlanta
Chattanoone
Atlante
Chattanooga
Peyton
Huderson
Sing
Despair OverLife Of A MacDougald At Stockard Sanitarium
William A. MacDougald, once a noted Atlanta newspaper editor and journalist, lies critically ill at Stockard's Sanitarium on Walton Street. Doctors say his condition worsened last night and fear for his life grows. Born to Mrs Emily MacDougald, he rose from Columbus to lead state news at The Journal before health failures forced retirement. His efforts included stints in New York and time spent seeking climates for recovery. Despite care from physicians and support from family, no hope is entertained by his medical team.
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A. MacDougala
Stockard
William A. MacDougald
Walton Street
William A. Mac Dougald
Emily Mac+ Dougald
Columbus
Journal
Atlanta
MacDougald
New York
Hanna Eyes Virginia in GOP Gubernatorial Bid
Norfolk Va June 9 republicans seek to capture Virginia by nominating a two ticket slate while Democrats fear Senator Hanna’s influence. The state press signals a sharpening contest amid dissensions in the gubernatorial scene with warnings to Democrats about potential Republican strength and internal party splits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Virginia
Hanna
Colum
Ditter
Atte
Edward Moran Dead From Uraemic Poisoning
The eminent marine and landscape painter Edward Moran died this afternoon in his Fifth Avenue studio from uraemic poisoning. The report notes a long illness, with multiple diseases contributing to his death. His passing is reported alongside other obituaries and notices from Athens and New Orleans.
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New York
Edward Moran
Fifth Avenue
Marion Miller
Waycross
Marion
John Miller
S. Hampton
Athens
A. I. Hampton
W. H. Young
First Baptist Church
Philip Stern
Jung
Philp Stern
Hill Street
Rabbi Rubenstein
Richard Griffith
New Orleans
Associated Press
Mary L. Clay
Huntsville
Ala
J. Withers Clay
Huntsville Democrat
FW. Clay
Bimingham
W. Gray
Elizabeth Welch
Dallas
Texas
Palas
Tex
Elizabeth McDawetl
Daughters of the
Fay Alutin
Deranged New Orleans Woman Detained on Southern Limited
Misa J. C. Augustine, a New Orleans family member, became uncontrollably hysterical on the Southern Limited train from New York to New Orleans. Detained in Atlanta after violent fits and a failed trip to Montgomery, she calmed at a city hotel as doctors sought care and awaited her brother's arrival from the Pleayune staff in New Orleans.
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Misa J. C. Augustine
New Orleans
New York
Miss Augustine
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
New Orlean
Pennsylvania
Southern
Atlanta
West Point
Louisville
Nashville
Washington
Charlotte
N.C
Pullman
Ryder
Augustine
W. C. Jamazin
Southern Railway
Pinally
George W. Scoville
Aragon
Jarnagin
Union Station
Central Avenue
Jarnagin Misa Augustine
Dr. Jernagin
Cent
Pleayune
TWO PRISONERS MAKE ESCAPE FROM ISLAND N Y
June 9 two United States army prisoners serving sentences for desertion escaped Governor's Island New York by constructing an improvised raft and fleeing on a flood tide. Army officers learned a tug boat picked them up and landed them in New York while a six man detail scoured the lower city seeking them. The escapees were Harry McGuire an eighteen month term and John Winship a two year term both parole prisoners in a trusted squad reporting to a corporal. They reportedly deserted from a military post in Nebraska.
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Island
New York
United States Army
Harry McGuire
John Winship
Nebraska
Storm ruins crops in Kay county Oklahoma
A Wichita correspondent reports a Friday night storm devastated wheat on about four hundred farms west and northwest of Blackwell in Kay county. Farmers, who had bought twine and harvest gear, seek dealer reparations, but dealers refer to factories as logs of crops avoid distress due to farmers' strong finances from previous harvests.
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Oklahoma
Wichita
Kay
Kay County
Blackwell
Chicago contractor fatally wounds mother in law then commits suicide
Robert Fulford, a Chicago contractor, shot Mrs Jennie McCain at the McCord farm near London Ontario, over a marital dispute with his wife Gemle McCord. He then killed himself with a pistol, dying on the scene. Both victims were related as cousins.
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Fulford
London
Chicago
Robert Fulford
Jennie McCain
McConi
Mderton
Here
Walford
Gemle McCorl
McCord
United States Senator Beveridge Secures Port Arthur Ore Concession
London June 11 United States Senator Beveridge through a St Peters burg correspondent of The Daily Mail reports a Russian concession for two steamship ore shipments from the United States to Vindivortock Port Arthur. Waldergee in Japan. Walter nee Whe arrived today on the Mun rruter Bertha from Taku, landed immediately and proceeded to Title.
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United States
London
Beveridge
St Petersburg
Daily
Mait
Port Arthur
Baby's Grandmother Tries to Seize Child in Museum Plot
Mrs D Sullivan of Cincinnati arrives in Atlanta seeking custody of a starved infant linked to A L Mindell and his wife who were charged with cruelty. Police hunt the couple who reportedly hid in the city after Mindell paid a fine and promised to leave. Sullivan plans to take the child and Mindell’s wife if found, with the grandmother ready to accompany the mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. ¥. Sullivan
Cincinnati
A. L. Mindell
Mindell
Recorder Broyles
University of Chicago Plans European Branch Schools
President Harner of the University of Chicago announces the start of affiliated preparatory schools in Europe. The branches will serve college age students whose families travel abroad, enabling foreign residence without hindering study progress.
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University of Chicago
Chicago
Harner
Europe
Preparing for Endeavorers Cincinnati Is Organizing Large Choruses
Cincinnati officials organize the twentieth international convention of the Christian Endeavor Society to be held in July. A choir of 599 trained voices will perform at Music Hall with additional choirs from churches and expansion plans. Attendance expected to exceed usual, as conventions will be biennial.
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Cincinnati
The
Christian Endeavor — Society
London
Music Hall
Denounce Board's Action At Kansas Wesleyan University
Salina Kansas June 9 A student committee at Kansas Wesleyan University denounces the board of trustees for duplicity and unfairness in dismissing Professor Frank D Tubbs natural science teacher. The board will give Tubbs a hearing next week but refuses reinstatement. Incoming juniors and seniors threaten to leave if demands are not met.
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Kansas Wesleyan University
Tubbs
Salina
Kas
Frank D. Tubbs
Board of Trustees
University
Torpedo Boat Trials Ahead at Navy Yard
The Stockton, built by the Trige works, to have final test trip Monday due to its unique propeller. The Shubrick arrived from the Richmond yards and will undertake its trial as soon as ready, as the navy yard increases force.
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Stockton
Shubrick Nextearport News
Trige Waerks
Shubrick
Richmond
Navy Yard
Blackburn Sets Sail on Second Transatlantic Sloop Voyage
Gloucester captain Howard Blackburn began his second trans Atlantic voyage aboard the twenty five fogs sloop the Great Republic. He aims for Jebon Portugal expecting arrival in forty five days after leaving Gloucester amid the cheers of over ten thousand people. His first voyage in 149 reached London in sixty one days.
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Gloucester
Mass
Arrest of Edgar D. Glerhofer on Larceny Charge
New York reports that Edgar D. Glerhofer, wanted in the city for a $10,000 larceny alleged to have occurred in 1900, was arrested Saturday in San Regael California on a bench warrant. Detective Sergeant Pfaller stated the arrest followed an official warrant. The complainant named is banker Robert Aurbach.
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New York
Pfaller
San Regael
Cal
Edgar D. Glerhofer
Robert Aurbach
Norfolk Jacksonville Fund Reaches Six Thousand Dollars
Norfolk Va Jute Special reports the Jacksonville Mat fund total now six thousand dollars and still rising. A Manila returned transport Fincock brought thirty one officers and one thousand forty four promoted men of the Thirty first volunteer infantry to San Francisco on June 0 for duty in the Philippines.
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Norfolk
Jacksonville
Norfolk, Va
Forfolk
Philippines
San Francisco
Fincock
Manila
Tnfantcy
Police Board Will Meet With Key Trials Foreseen
The city police board convenes for its regular monthly session with Commissioner Johnson absent. Two policemen face trials for violations of department rules, and debt arrears will prompt arraignments for several officers. Ex Sergeant Mous may resign after the general election amid political controversy. The session is expected to yield surprise actions and possible firings.
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Johnson
Mous
State Teachers to Convene Soon
Professor William M. Slaton leads the Georgia Educational Association as teachers prepare for a three day session at Warm Springs June 24 26 27. Half fare rail rates are offered, with full going fare plus a 1 membership coupon. teachers to deliver coupons to treasurer J H Henry Walter onsite.
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William M. Slaton
The
Georgian Educational Association
Warm Springs
Georgia
J. H. Henry Walter
My Erlena from India at the Grand tonight and this week
The comedy My Erlena from India draws laughs with quirky disguises and rich New York social satire. A bathers masquerade, a barber posing as a theosophist, and a parade of oddball characters fuel sharp humor and lively stage intrigue. The Lyceum offers a full bill with vaudeville acts and novelty features expected to draw crowds.
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Erlena
India
Chicago
New York
Gil
Beekman Streete
Miss Zollinger
ToIy
Uglevard
Wiliam Stuart
Morris M-Hugh
Erastus Underholt
Remeralda
Lycewmig
Playhouse
Negro Prisoner Fights Officer After Gambling Arrest
Officer Tibbs used a club to subdue Gus Chappell a negro prisoner after a street altercation during a gambling raid. Chappell resisted at the jail and again at the barracks. Williams, another prisoner, faced a killing charge and later got a new trial and release.
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Tibbs
Gus Chappell
Chappell
Jim Williams
Tobe
Sala
Williams
Albert
Tie
Distress in City Woman and Children After Tragic Train Death
A destitute family, led by Mrs Hocker, widow of a man killed at the Boulevard crossing, faces hardship at 67 Butler Street with a two week old infant and a gravely ill mother. Neighbors, including a poor woman named Suletty, contribute small aid as the breadwinner is unable to provide.
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Ray
Paul Tooker
Hocker
Boulevard Crossing
Central
Nea
Butler Street
Tes
Hooker
Suletty
Miler
Marietta
Encampment Planned for Dalton by Fifth Georgia Troops
Fifth Regiment Georgia state troops under Colonel Park Woodward will encamp at Dalton from the ninth to the twelfth of the month. The regimental officers convened at Woodward Springs and approved the site after Rome’s bid was rejected. Dalton residents offered up to six hundred dollars to cover band expenses and tent needs, while tents are supplied by the state. The group anticipates a highly successful outing.
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Georgia State Troops
Park Woodward
Dalton
Woodward Springs
Woodward
Rome
Mission Board To Meet At First Methodist Church
The Woman's Home Mission Board of the First Methodist Episcopal Church will meet this afternoon at 3 30 o'clock at the church.
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Serrots
Eanna
J. C. Augustine
Baby
ED. D. Sullivan
Tuletty
Miller
Blackburn
Torfight
W. M. Slaton
Association
State Educational Association
Arminta
Otts
Vuuneville
Macis
Lamar
Gabriel
Clifford
Harvey
Miter
Infante
Boatsats Gussaseems
Liverpool
Dominion Line
Commonwealth
Tong
Lulz
Gaston
Mans
Central OF Georgia Railway
Jonesboro
Yonerero
Asavannah
Savannah
Hapeville
Macon
Hopevilly
Tonesboro
Hapevite
Fopeville
Asboro
Fonesbors
Frdina Sun
Travis
Nig FrapeviRerth
Tmaeertte
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Marietin
Nashvilla
Martta
Ora
Seaboard
ATR Lind Railroad
Caston
Fez
Avgmia Pean Conyers, & Covington
Avgusta
Lithonia
Covington
Averata
Averata Tepen
West Point Rat Road
Arriva
Montgomery
Selma
Momtgorers
Fe Selma
Lagrenge
Palmetto
LaGrand
de aThanys
Knoxville
Northern
Besvis
Kavaville
Artive
Macevilis
Willie
King Hardware Co
Boyle Stock CO
Esmeralda
Himball House
MR. van Hoose
Phil & Crews
Cock and Drug Stores
Paris
Rue
Drouot
Gorda
Bartram & Shoma
North Pryor
Wallace & Company
Nrea
Sphore
the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Richard A. McCurdy
Bank of England
Bank of France
Bank of Germany
Bank of Russia
Gaphta
Total
R. F. Shedden
Washington and South Western Limited
America
McKinley
United States Fast Mail
New York Express
W. W. Taytos
St. Gen
Brooks Morgan, Dist
Atlanta, Ga
Nigw SP
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