Sam Spencer Meets Doom in Collision Near Lynchburg
Wreck near Lynchburg left victims asleep as death struck. bodies charred. Fire damage showed Spencer and Frenda burned beyond recognition. operator faced responsibility questions after the terrible scene.
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Death of President Spencer In Lynchburg Train Wreck
Reported death toll includes President Samuel Spencer of Washington and several aides and porters in a private car wreck near Lynchburg. Survivors include secretary Merrill and porter Blawn, with numerous injuries and burns reported among a group traveling to a hunting trip aboard the Jacksonville train.
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Charred Remains of Samuel Spencer Return Home
Samuel Spencer's charred remains, after the Northern railway president died in a wreck, were transported by special train to Washington. His son and family accompanied the body, with plans for interment and formal arrangements to follow. Officials and relatives awaited the arrival, while train crews and undertakers prepared for the funeral.
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My God Samuel Spencer Dead Triggers Morgan Shock
Pierpont Morgan, arriving at Grace church for a Thanksgiving service in York, learns of Samuel Spencer's death in the Southernrail wreck. The financier grows pale and trembles as friends rush to support him, recalling the shock as he laments the loss.
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Leader of Rescue Tells of Smashed Cars and Burned Victims
In a burned wreck scene near Lynchburg Virginia on November 20 Mr Warda of Jamesown New Jersey described how rescuers found derailed and burning coaches after a rear end collision. He recounted helping frantic passengers calm and dress before aiding the uninjured and tending to a mother and her six month old baby in a smashed Pullman drawing room.
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Wreck Tied to Block System Failures in Railroad Disaster
A railroad disaster is blamed on block signal failures and operator error near Lawyers Virginia. Train 39 halted for brakes while No 37 sprinted into the blocked section, causing a fatal derailment with multiple deaths including President Spencer in the era’s rail accident discussion.
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Civic League Planned to Solve Atlanta Negro Problem
Prominent citizens and a committee of ten discussed forming a civic league to address the so called Negro problem in Atlanta. Charles Hopkins outlined the league’s purpose as pursuing rational solutions through lawful, moral, and progressive means. The meeting, held in the Temple of the Sewn, featured diverse attendees yet united behind a single aim: a clearer understanding of the Negro race and a law abiding, prosperous Atlanta.
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Who Will Head Southern Road Heads Outlook for Leadership
The article discusses potential leaders for the Southern Railway following President Samuel Spencer’s death. Col A B Andrews and W W Finley are named as contenders, with Andrews possibly succeeding Spencer and Finley viewed as a strong railroad executive candidate. Health concerns for Andrews and Finley’s recent role as general manager weigh into the leadership speculation.
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Mad Husband Shot 10 Death by Young Girl
A chaotic report describes a husband shot by a young girl in a violent incident. Details include a feud and threats, with a witness account of the confrontation and subsequent events. The article references Mrs Brigge and a Pheptoon, indicating an era-specific local crime narrative.
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Fire destroys Memphis Mouse Supply building in Dyersburg
Fire at an early hour in Dyersburg, Tennessee destroyed the store building housing the Memphis Mouse Supply Company and its contents. Loss estimated near twenty hundred dollars, partly covered by insurance.
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Clemson Visitors Display Superior Knowledge of Game
Immense crowd witnessed a day of college grid results across the South and East. Clemson defeated Tech 10 to 4 while Georgia Tech lost 4 to 10. Vanderbilt routed Sewanee 20 to 0. VMI overwhelmed by Davidson 60 to 6. Alabama thumped Tennessee 51 to 0. College scores from East and West include Cornell over Penn 0 to 0, Georgetown 16 over George Washington, Texas A&M 24 over Nebraska 41, Cincinnati 6 over Missouri, Loyola 28 over St Louis, Asheville 56 over Charleston Indian and State, Nashville University 48 over ? Central 12, Kentucky 6.
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Line-Up of Teams and Facts of Game Summary
Teen lineup shows Tewr Mourne center Clark Fayder right guard Carrer Lack Pittard right tackle Molaiin Beenoe right end Le Pittard Henderson Jett Guri Wael McCarty left tackle Gaston Lrk Sweet left end Ceaghman Trohert McFadto McDonald quarterback 1 Ightower right half Teen Davies Alles Captain. The action centers on a 30 minute period with injuries and substitutions noted as Tech fights back. Spectators observed tense play, Tigers edge toward victory but a last drive stalled, leaving fans unhappy and the outcome in doubt. Continued on Page Ton.
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