Accident Day in Atlanta Leaves Six Hurt
A busy day in Atlanta reports five accidents with six people injured. Notable cases include Mrs Dougherty, wife of wholesale merchant Mr Dougherty, struck by a bicycle near 480 Peachtree Street causing a serious hip fracture, and 18 o clock collision where a streetcar rider knocked down. Clayton Callaway broke an arm while cranking a auto. Ida Higgins fell on steps, and a young man on a bicycle near Peachtre o and Merritts Avenue contributed to pandemonium as children watched a circus parade. Police seek the bicycle rider, description provided. Mrs Dougherty remains in serious condition under medical care. the Doughertys reside at 480 Peachtree Street.
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Clayton Callaway
Ida Higgins
R. H. H. Casey
Atlanta
Mra DC
Haugherty White
Claston Callaway
Dougherty
Peachtrea and
Merritta Avenue
JD © Dougherty
Peachtree Street
Mr Dougherty
Dougherty Ward
Little Co
North Pryor Atreel
Sorfers
Peachtree Atrint
Dougheoo
Wang
Morettte Avenue
Peachtree
Doughartys
Specifien
Dougherty A Injuries the Condition of Mra’ Dougherty
Chicago revival march silences Tenderloin with prayers
Thousands of Chicago Christians invaded the Tenderloin district led by evangelist Gipsy Smith to seek deliverance from sin. A two mile procession formed near Thirty-Fourth Street and Wentworth Avenue as mass meetings followed at midnight. The orderly crowd prayed and sang while the city’s saloons dimmed under a bright illumination.
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Chicago
Tenderloin
Gipsy Smith
Seventh Regiment Armory
Twenty-Second
State Etreeta
Thirty-Fourth Street
Wentworth Avenue
State Street
Twentieth Street
Seventh Regiment Armors
Hearst and Bannard Rally Harlem in Fusion Bid
William R Hearst independent nominee for New York and Otto T Bannard Republican nominee led fusion speeches in Harlem. Hearst attacked Mayor Gaynor and Tammany influence, urging voters to view Bannard as a machine candidate. He argued both men serve similar interests and warned of Woodruff trustees if Bannard is elected.
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Bannard
Gaynor~Ivins
New York
William R. Hearst
Faye
Otto T Bannard
Fusion
Harlem
William J Gaynor
Hearst Hia
Banner
Gaynor
Tammany Machine
Hig Woodruff
Barnard
Noble Order of Woodruffitans
Hannard
Tammany
Hughes
Grover Cleveland
Tammany Hall
New York State
Charlies F Murphys
Murphy
McCar
Goodbye to Joy Rides Taxi Drivers on Strike
Taxi drivers walk off the job at 6 46, leaving two substitutes and minimal joy riding. They complain the 2 cent commission era forces them to pay for gasoline, repairs, and broken parts, cutting profits. Driver Chastain earned 78 cents that week after deductions. A committee will meet manager A L Dunn to negotiate paying gasoline and repairs and not charging drivers for broken parts.
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Chastain
A L Dunn
Ignorant Parents Blamed For Social Impurity at Iowa Meet
Mary E Teate of Chicago said parental ignorance drives social impurity at the first annual convention of Correspondence Schools of Gospel and Scientific Eugenics in Burlington. She urged better parent education to curb immoral venereal conduct and questioned the effect of scandal reporting on morals. Rev Charles Morrell urged sex education for boys. others spoke on education topics.
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Burlington
Iowa
Mary E Teate
Chicago
Teats
Charles Morrell
Purity Farm
Stella
Okla
Miss Bell Mix
Danville
Bertha Chapman Clay
Oscar Olsen
Albion
Mich
Taft Put On Blacklist By The Presbyterians
In Elking Wa on October 18 a Washington sale and West Virginia action followed a lengthy church discussion. A resolution protested the invitation for President Taft to address the Laymen's Missionary Convention of Foreign Missions. The vote to adopt was unanimous.
Low Rates Announced For Atlanta Auto Week
Announcement by C D Wayne of Seaboard Air Line states trunk lines agree on excursion rates to Atlanta for the upcoming Automobile Show and races. Round trip fares from New York 30.10, Philadelphia 26.10, Baltimore 22.10, Washington 20.10. Earlier three cent per mile rate applied only to roads southeast of Potomac and east of the Mississippi.
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C D. Wayne
Psasenger
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Atlanta
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Potomac River
Mississippi
Seaboard Goes Back to Owners in Court Decree
United States Circuit Judge JC Pritchard approved the plan of reorganization for the Seaboard Air Line Railway Company and ordered receivers Warfield Davies R Lancaster Williams and E C Duncan to transfer the property back to the railway. The decree follows a long trial with General Counsel Leigh R Watts and James F Wright presenting for Seaboard and Continental Trust Company. No person in interest objected to the plan, and consent was entered by Atlanta and Birmingham.
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Asheville
United States
JC. Pritchard
Seaboard Air Line Railway Company
Warfield Davies
R. Lancaster Williams
E. C Duncan
Goff
Leigh R Watts
James F Wright
Seaboard
Continental Trust Company
Probe charges of Billy Smith in Southern League meeting
Little Rock October 18 President William R Kavanaugh of the Southern League tonight called for the annual fall meeting of directors to be held in Memphis on November 6 He invited members of the National Commission and the national arbitration board to attend Also to be discussed is the Billy Smith case in which Smith was released by Atlanta amid claims the club wanted him to lose games to boost interest Atlanta has asked President Kavanaugh to investigate
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Little Rock
Ark
William R Kavanaugh
Southern League
Memphis
Kavanaugh
National Commission
National Association
National Board of Arbitration
William Smith
Smith
Atlanta
Penant Shortis
Savannah Aun Sure to Have Many Starters
Savannah Aun to have many starters as humorous entries are added to the list. The note hints at a growing roster and lighthearted content shaping the lineup.
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Savannah
Details of Savannah to Atlanta Good Roads Endurance Run
Savannah officials publish strict rules for the Savannah to Atlanta good roads endurance contest. Cars to be inspected on arrival, springs and frames measured, penalties for rough handling, and many entries expected. Observers will record wear with penalties, and contestants must pay for repairs. continuation noted on Page Four.
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Savannah
Atlanta
A W. Solomon
Savannah Automobile Club
Cara
Solomon
First Night Horse Show Opens to Large Crowd
Great crowd expected as the first night features a brilliant opening display. Special arrangements are in place to prevent crush at the auditorium and ensure orderly attendance.
Atlanta Horse Show Opens With Parade Of Entries Tonight
The third annual Atlanta Horse Show Association exhibition opens at 8 PM at the Auditorium Armory. Directions manage crowd flow to Courtland and Gilmer entrances. Troopers from the Eleventh United States Cavalry perform mounted athletics as the finale.
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Atlanta Horse Show Association
Courtland Street
Gilmer Street
Auditorium Armory
Wll
Eleventh
United States Cavalry
Fort Oglethorpe
Weather Prophecy Partly Cloudy Forecast
Georgia forecast calls for partly cloudy skies Tuesday and Wednesday with cooler relief in north and central areas. Moderate variable winds. Data shows mean temperatures near 88, normal around 62, with low reliability figures for the day and month.
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Georgia
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