Cabinet Shakeup After U S Governmental Reorganization
Washington dispatch notes cabinet officers will soon depart for annual reports and policy questions. Wickersham Nagel Knox and others prepare for reorganizations, with debates over Hankow railway policy, debt issues, and bureau consolidations as reports due by early November.
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School to Be Founded to Train the Negroes in Durham
A plan to establish the National Religious Training School and Chautauqua for colored ministers and missionaries will be discussed at a meeting in Durham on October 14. Attendees include Parkhurst New York and Overman North Carolina figures. the project is led by Dr James E B Shepard with southern white support. The school aims to educate black clergy and missionaries, with construction slated to begin in November.
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West Pointers and Germans Divide Honors in Parade
Thousands in New York witnessed the Hudson Fulton celebration as West Point cadets and German battleship sailors shared honors in the march along Fifth Avenue. Naval authorities praised sinking sailors and marines while others from English French and Italian services received cheers. The West Point cadets and bluejackets impressed with their famed precision during the parade.
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Bond election and city paving plans move forward
The Atlanta council will consider bond ordinances for December 16 issuance totaling 1.3 million for waterworks schools hospital crematories and sewers plus an October finance sheet detailing street repaving and library work. A government expert will inspect Forsyth and Madison blocks amid an inquiry into wood blocks.
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Delayed breakfast triggers fatal shooting in New York
In New York on October 2, Edward F Muller a special detective for the Interborough Rapid Transit Company shot his wife when breakfast was late. After seeing her fall he killed himself. The wife suffered no physical injuries, only fright.
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Judge J A DuPuy Dies At Roanoke Age 56
Judge J A DuPuy, 56, a prominent Roanoke jurist and president of the Roanoke Bar Association, died today after a brief illness of acute Brights disease.
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He Killed The Man Who Had Robbed Him
Calcago October 3 reports a man killed after an alleged train throwing near Peoria. Witnesses recount a motive of revenge as the victim pursued the suspect and a companion, with one man shot after disputes over a robbery.
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Four arrested in fatal shooting near Macon street crossing
In Macon Georgia on October 1 a Black man Walter Tharpe was killed near his street crossing. Dina Walker Mars Wilson Mattie Lou Burt three Black women and Ed Cody a Black man are held as accessories on two serious charges. Officer T E Young led the investigation showing two rounds fired into Tharpe’s body. None of those in custody have given information. they will be held pending further developments.
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Pageant Moves Up The Hudson Celebration Progress
Thirteen million passengers rode New York subway and elevated lines during the Hudson Fulton celebration last week. Fares totaled about 650000 dollars as ships Half Moon and Clermont toured up the Hudson to Kingston Catskill and Troy with citywide events and military reviews.
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Three Men Die and Dozen Injured in Mine Shaft Blast
A mine explosion at the Northwestern Improvement Company shaft in Tivalso Wash kills three men and injures twelve more. Four had been at the shaft bottom when the blast occurred this afternoon. officials say recovery of the dead is not possible.
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King Knights Baden Powell Knighthood Conferred
London October 3rd Lieutenant General Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden Powell was made a knight for his role in the South African war and for founding the Boy Scouts to promote good citizenship among youths.
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Financier sued for 200000 in New York society case
Edward Hipsh sues Shonts, president of Interborough street railway, for 200000 alleging alienation of his wife. DeLanecey Nicoll says charge unfounded for Shonts and insists mistaken identity. Shonts, linked to New York high society, is father of the Duke de Chauines widow.
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Dirigible Balloons In $10,000 Race From New York To Albany
Capt Thomas Baldwin and George L Tomlinson failed in their first attempt to fly from New York to Albany for a $10,000 prize. Baldwins lighter craft drifted over the Hudson amid battleships while Tomlinson’s ship took a shorter route near St Johns Cathedral. Both pilots prepared for a second trial after minor damage and a forced landing near Winter Plains.
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Tragedy at Crop Home as Williams Killed at Gate
Reported shooting stems from crop division dispute at a home where Will Williams was killed as he passed the gate. John Hart and two Flowers cousins allegedly opened fire, with both Flowers wounded and at least one near death. deputies search for three suspects while statements from Williams and Nathan Flowers are taken.
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Two Men Die as Streetcar Crashes in East End
Two men were killed and eight injured when a Pittsburg Railways car sped around a corner on Butler and Negley avenues in the fashionable East End. James Duffy, 26, and Martin O Rourke, 35, died in the wreck. Several others were seriously hurt, with three believed fatally injured, all passengers aboard the streetcar.
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Sheriff Shot During Arrest at Butler Ga
Sheriff HW Pope of Taylor county was shot three times while attempting to arrest J T RO Brown at Butler Georgia late last night. He was taken to a local hospital in Macon in critical condition with little chance of recovery as there were no witnesses and details remain sparse.
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Woman's Dress Gave Her Away in London Case
Eleanor Lor Beattie, accused of impersonating her patroness in New York, was brought from London to face trial. A caricature of a jewelry salesman, noting her height and mannish dress, led to her identification and arrest. Beattie, from a good family, had been linked to a society figure and alleged deception.
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Army Officer in North Adams Takes Poison in Crisis
Lieutenant O W Baird age 28, recruiting officer in the United States Army, died by his own hand in North Adams Massachusetts on October 3. He left a note asking his father Dr W C Baird of Beaumont Texas to be notified. The note closed with the words Hera goes a mise spent life Ma God forgive me.
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Cholera Closes Medved and Saint Anne School in St Petersburg
Closed due to cholera in St Petersburg affects the Taan sonable Medsied restaurant and the Saint Anne German school whose pupils come from prominent families. Aix cases reported locally with eight to ten daily at Vladivostok.
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Trade Outlook Brightens Amid Wall Street Speculation
The week saw brilliant trade and industrial prospects fueling revived speculation in the stock market. Iron and steel output for September exceeded forecasts, while railroad orders for rails hinted at future demand. money markets faced liquidity strain as funds drained from banks and scarce idle freight cars declined.
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Pope Continues to See Visitors Despite Indisposition
Rome reports the Pope remains outwardly active with audiences but is tired and languid. Doctors order complete rest as symptoms of an old gout flare recur, leading to suspended audiences and a cautious pace in public appearances.
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Election dispatch praised for orderly primary in Macon
The Macon city executive committee reports on the October primary praising the orderly arrangement. It credits Merritt Callaway for the system of sheets and tickets and compliments the managers and clerks for smooth operation, noting it was easier than municipal contests in years.
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