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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1913

Page

12

Collision After Telegrah Crash Near Dead Man's Curve

Hearn, Murphey, Wofford, and Christopher injured as a car at under ten miles per hour collides with a trolley on the dead man curve. Motorman George Jones stops the street car. one man dies, wife gravely ill, others treated by physicians. Auto was a recent purchase. victims middle aged. graveside details and hospital reports follow.

Hearn Constitution Murphey Earn Dsinty George Jones the Constitution Jones Buckhead Nettter Wofford Christopher Auto Marietta Street Atlanta Andy Way Instataht Graenberg & Hond

New Freight Route to Open North Carolina Trade for Lynchburg

Ernest Williams announces a freight traffic agreement between Norfolk and Western and Norfolk and Southern in New York. The Lynchburg Dispatch will connect Lynchburg and Roanoke with eastern and central North Carolina, enabling access to markets previously unreachable. Effective July 1, the route will compete with Richmond and Norfolk for regional business.

LynChburg Ernest Williams Durham and South Carolina Railway Norfolk and Southern Duncan N. C New York City Norfolk and Western Richmond Norfolk North Carolina

Huckleberry Finn House in Hannibal Retains Its Sturdy Charm

From Clifton Johnsons Highways and Byways of the Mississippi Valleys a note on the Mark Twain house in Hannibal describes a two story clapboard dwelling near the sidewalk. The article recalls Clemens family poverty after Mark was 12 and tells of the real Huckleberry Finn figure Tom Trankenship, his rough kin, and a fatal fire that claimed Finn. The house remains unspoiled by time and two residents claim to have hosted Huck and Twain.

Huck Finn Mississippi Valles Clifton Johnson MacMillan Mark Twain Hannibal Eidewalk Clemens Marl Huckleberry Finn Tom Trankenship Bucky Huckleberry Finn Ealy Aboose

Death Special armored train in Paint Creek strike clash

Testimony before the Senate committee recounts the Holly Grove confrontation on the Paint Creek coal strike, where an armored “death special” train armed with machine guns fired on miners camps. Witnesses describe guards shooting through windows, Morton’s threats, and villagers seeking shelter as deputies and operators face cross examination.

Calvin Paint Creek Junction Holly Grove Quinn Morton Morton Martine Martins New Jersey Yar Morten Jackson Senator Martine Mr. Jackson Belcher Chesapeake and Ohio Charleston West Virginia Senate Glasscuck Harry Arthur Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Shieka Annie Hall W. B. Buzzard Cabin Creek Sidney Byers Ralph Menel Eskdale Guardy Harvey Campbell C. & O. Railroad Romeo Befott Special Railroad Lee Calvin Byrne Sheriff Hill Felcher Aisalde Dia Mr. Byrne Leta Holy Grove Davis Paint Creek Galleries Company Remsong Mucklow Hala George Carsey Hillborn Price Ohio Guarda Cansey Guarda Barrags Paint Creek Glasscock Honaker Chesapeake and Obto Cabin Reek

Giant Rudder Exhibit Highlights Imperator Liner

The Imperator leaves Hamburg bound for New York on June 11 showcasing a nearly fifty foot high rudder assembly of steel. The massive steering apparatus towers over workers and rivals the Titanic in length by about seventy five feet.

Imperator Hamburg New York

Federal League Cries to Uncle Sam in Telegraph Fight

Indianapolis attorney E. Gates travels to Washington to press the interstate commerce commission over Western Union refusing to carry Federal League scores. He argues the refusal violates the Hepburn act and seeks an investigation. Gates claims the company was offered payment but declined.

Indianapolis Ind E. Gates Federal League of Baseball Club Washington Jay Interstate Commerce Commission Western Union Telegraph Company Western Union Gates Gallagher Congress National Baseball Organization

Auto Turns Turtle One Killed Four Hurt

Morristown N J June 14 Traveling 50 miles an hour through the fog an automobile driven by Reuben T Buda of Dover N J left the narrow paved center of the macadam road between Dover and Rockaway early today and turned over three times Buda is dead A J Freeman of Paterson is fatally injured and three others two of them women are seriously hurt

Morristown N. J Reuben T. Buda Dover Rockaway Buda A. J. Freeman Paterson

Wife of actor Hilliard Dies After Reunion in Nantucket

Nantucket Massachusetts June 14 Mrs Robert Hilliard wife of the actor died suddenly tonight of heart disease at her Singletown summer home soon after greeting her husband on the wharf upon his arrival.

Nantucket Masa Robert Hilliard Singconset

Middies Sail for Vera Cruz Aboard New Hampshire and South Carolina

A number of midshipmen from Norfolk Virginia boarded the battleship New Hampshire and the South Carolina for Vera Cruz. They may transfer to the Connecticut and Idaho upon arrival. It is expected the South Carolina and New Hampshire will replace the Connecticut and Idaho which have been in Mexican waters for months.

Norfolk New Hampshire South Carolina Vera Cruz Connecticut Idaho

Authors Write Their Lives in the Metropolitan Magazine

Arnold Bennett argues that major novels contain autobiography beyond what inquiry reveals. He suggests fiction is threaded with episodes, moods, and characters drawn from the author’s experiences, often hidden beneath the surface of the narrative.

Arnold Bennett Metropolitan

Subway Cave-In Claims Lives Near Fifty Sixth Street

New York June 14 Eleven or more men are believed dead after a cave-in at the new subway construction near Fifty sixth street and Lexington avenue. Thirteen of a thirty two man crew were entombed. six bodies were recovered by 10:8 o clock. Two injured men were rescued but one may die. Five hundred laborers rushed to the scene as investigators weigh blast versus timber collapse and the upper local tunnel versus lower express tunnel. Rock weighing several tons fell on buried workers.

New York Subway Pifty-sixth Street Lexington Avenue Robert Ridgaway Public Service Commision

Tunnel Rescue Attempt Amid Catastrophe Reported

Report describes prisoners descending into a tunnel by excavation buckets to perform last rites as rescue efforts continued. Many bodies recovered are torigurs, with identification pending after brass checks are tallied from their clothing.

U S Yacht Columbia Released By Japan

Washington June 14 The American yacht Columbia seized by Japanese authorities for unlawful entry into Nagahama harbor has been released. The vessel reached a wharf and began repairs after warning by port officials. The Columbia owned by J Harvey Laden of the New York Yacht Club crossed the Pacific to Japan and then to Europe.

Washington Columbia Nagahama Tokio J. Harvey Laden New York Yacht Club Pacific Japan Europe

Against Filipino Independence in Leslie's essay

The piece notes that under Spanish rule few Filipinos spoke Spanish and most could not read or write well. It details ten tribes and forty dialects, deep resentments between Moros and Christians, pagans and Christians, and intra Christian jealousy. A central government absent, after 14 years of American contact, leaves uncertain governance and political development.

J. Sloat Fassett Leslie

Dodge Service Expansion Reaches Southern Power Users

The Dodge Manufacturing Company of Mishawaki Indiana completed a southern distribution network with six hours reach from Atlanta warehouses, promising rapid Dodge service to power users. Atlanta manager SL Dickey urges engineers to demand reliable delivery and calls for nationwide reliability from a thirty year legacy in mechanical transmission equipment.

Dodge Manufacturing Company Mishawaki Indiana Atlanta Dodge Noamuch Dodge Manufacturing Gew Ifamesa United States SL. Dickey Central Dodge-Atlanta South Dodge-Attenta Foreyih Mateater West 195

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