Passenger Train Collision Near Lansingburgh Traps Honeymoon Couple
A rear end crash between a Boston and Main railroad passenger train and a military special near Lansingburgh New York killed five aboard and injured many more. The special with United States cavalry from Ethan Allen to Newport News plowed into the passenger train causing two Pullman cars to derail. Among the dead is J W Dacey whose wife died in the wreck. they had married the previous night in Arlington Massachusetts and were on their honeymoon.
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Lansingburgh
N. C
Avore
Boston and Maink
Troy
F. TL. Reoce
Peoria
His
Wallace E. Shaw
Bath
Maire
Stevens
Boston
Mass
J. W. Dacey
Arlington
Foole
Concord
N. H
W. van Fesser
Frank Belcher
Medford
Man
George Stevens
Winchester
Virginia Manson
Eggehelia
Fourteenth United States Cavalry
Ethan Allen
Newport News
Cuba
Leonard Hospital
Palma Begged for Warships in Cuba Intervention
Washington dispatches reveal that Panama's government asked for intervention as early as September 8 and Palma had decided to align as president with his cabinet ministers stepping down. The United States had long planned intervention, communicated by Consul Steinhardt to the State Department in early September. A separate obituary notes Mrs Emma Chattlea, mother of nineteen, died at 44 in Tuckahoe, New York, stating ten of her children survive.
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Washington, D. C
Hoot
Cuba
Steinhardt
Havana
Bacon
State Department
Ca- Pan
Palma
United Sates
Palms
York
Emma Chattlea
Louis Chattles
Tuckahoe
Thin State
Mia Chattles
Hungary
Powell Hill and Peoples Run to New Court of Appeals Judges
Officials report Powell Hill and Peoples leading for three judgeships on the new court of appeals. Consolidated returns from 118 counties show the race as continued late last night with results to be detailed on Page Two.
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Richerd
Grusgell
Court of Appeals
Powell
Hill
Mine disaster rescue burdens Pocahontas town
Authorities report 18 corpses rescued with 30 to 40 more believed buried in the Pocahontas mine disaster. Emergency teams work through rubble as officials confirm fatalities and possible survivors. Local residents brace for updates on the hazardous collapse.
West Fork mine explosion toll at Pocahontas grows
At Pocahontas West Fork mines of Pocahontas Collieries Company an explosion left 19 dead and 30 to 40 entombed with rescue teams battling gas and debris through the night. A band of 36 rescuers recovered bodies as coffins and burial supplies were rushed from Bluefield to Pocahontas. Relatives gathered at mine entrances awaiting word as more victims were brought out.
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Pocahontas
West Fork
Pocahonias Collieries Company
Tug River
West Virginia
B. Cook
Hall Richards
W. C. Kelley
Henry Green
George Radford
J. & Dancey
John Davis
John Campbee
Paul Walshe
Joe Elash
Bertia Hatony
Odham
Ed Brown
Henry Ward
Dick Moaran
Lighthorn Weedy
Ben Peary
John Green
Rey Palmer
Bluefield
Leckie
John Odham
Frst
Gavaly
Erler
Hindman Dismissed From Mutual Life Insurance Service
New York October 4 Colonel Bleece Hindman of Louisville Kentucky general agent for the Mutual Life Insurance Company for Tennessee and Kentucky was dismissed from the company today by order of the committee on insurance and agencies. Hindman was a candidate for trustee on the selected fusion ticket to be voted on in the company election. The committee stated by law officers other than president and vice president may not serve as trustees and the company will terminate contracts of managers and agents who seek trusteeships.
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New York
Bleece Hindman
Louisville
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Tennessee
Kentucky
Dexter
Hindman
Mutual Gite
Committee On Insurance and Agencies
Han Bere
Aunt Betty Aled of Larkis Dies After Birthday
Aunt Betty Aled of Larkis Jackson County dies after closing out her birthday. Born in North Carolina in 1800 her family notes a long life. Her youngest son is 73 years old.
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Ala
Hay
Betty ‘Aled
Larkis
Jackson County
North Carolina
Russell Hopkins Weds Miss Siegrist Aboard Yacht
Miss Vera Siegrist of New York marries Russell Hopkins of Atlanta on the deck of the steam yacht Eno. The ceremony is conducted by Rev. Dr. Oakley as the wedding party sails up the Hudson River toward the Highlands. Attendants include Captain E N Wells and bridesmaid Miss Mary Ferguson.
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Russell Hopkins
Siegrist
Uno
Hudson River
Washington Irving
Vera Siegrist
New York
Atlanta
Eno
Oakley
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Une
Hudson Front
Dunderberg Mountain
Hopking
Highlands
Dr. Oakley
Misa Seashat
Mr. Hopkins
Hopkins
E.N. Wella
Bestman
Mary Ferguson
Mr. Tropkins
Hudson
Fifty-fifth Street
Russell Hopkins c
Vere Bisgriat
Russian General Chases Wife and Lover Across Sea
A Russian lieutenant Gabriel Essipoff fled with General Quebakoff’s wife to avoid her husband’s fury. They arrived from New York on the Savoie and landed at Havre then St. Lazare. They used assumed names and stayed mobile in Paris, planning another voyage. General Ouchakoff pursued to Hamburg and then New York, then found they were back on the Savoie. The general later sailed toward Europe on La Provence.
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Gabriel Essipoff
Quebakoff
New York
Savoie
Essip
Pees
Havre
St. Lazare Station
Worman
Esarport
Jia
Aities
Europe
Hamburg
General
Leutenant
General Ouchakoff
la Provence
Steamer Sinks with Sixty Souls in Sea Tragedy
Hongkong reports the immigrant steamer Charter House sank after leaving Hainan on September 30. Captain Hainan died, and Captain Clifton perished with sixty passengers. The Mohechang rescued twenty three crew members and two women after the vessel drifted for forty three days.
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Hongkong
Charter House
Hainan
Clifton
Wowas
City Council Finance Readjustment Involves Saloon Licenses
The finance committee of the city council will hold a special Saturday morning meeting to adjust the quarterly apportionment sheet after the city revoked 36 saloon licenses. The loss of revenue from these closures is estimated at 6,187.50 for the current quarter or 24,750 annually, potentially delaying Peachtree Street repairs or funding for 40 additional police patrolmen.
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Golcek
Eliy
Peacatree Street
Denial of Charges in Police Station Cash Theft Case
Lindsay reports Wells took eight dollars from a negro prisoner John Martin after arrest during a riot. Wells denies the accusation and says he is ready for full investigation. Captain Mayo and Chief Jennings forwarded the case to Captain Joiner who issued the charges.
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Wells
Guy Lindsay
Lindsay
Botl
Mayo
Jennings
Joiner
Juhi Martin
John Martin
Accused of Taking Seven From Negro Prisoner
A brief note states an individual is accused of taking seven from a Black prisoner and mentions continuation on Page Two.
Weather forecast for Georgia and local report
Weather notes from Washington report indicate partly cloudy conditions in Georgia for Friday and Saturday with variable winds mostly from the south. Local report lists high and low temperatures, mean temperature, normal temperature, and precipitation with year to date excesses to be noted.
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Georgia
Veriona
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Arthur Gray Powell
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Mrs. Lawrence
Piedmont Hotel
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Stephen Seagrist
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Miss. McCree Bennett
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