Tragedy at Louisville Theater Sparks Horror in Temple
A fire scare at the Temple Theater in Louisville during Tennessee's Pardner caused a panic as a polyscope flame appeared. More than twenty injured and several feared dead crowded the exits in a chaotic rush. ushers and the orchestra helped quell the panic while authorities moved the injured to hospitals. The blaze was traced to a blown fuse in the polyscope.
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Temple Theater
Louisville
Toursvile, Ky
Fennessee
S. Pardner
Polyscops
Charles T. Bates
Clarence Meffert
O. W. Blount
Fateful Double Tragedy Ends in Suicide After Love Feud
Annie B Horne 29 wounded three bullets in face and shoulder at a Norwich resort. Jose E Fernandez 22 from Buenos Aires, former lover, shoots then kills himself. Fernandez left a postal card naming Annie B Horne and family in Bethlehem Pa. Earlier, Texas oil mill at Neheck burned, loss 85000 dollars with insurance.
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Fernandez
Norwich
Conn
Annie B. Horne
Atlas Clara Moore
Joseph E. Fernandez
Buenos Ayres
Sucide
Focker
Jose. Fernandez
Julio Fernandez
Ternate
James Horne
Margaret B. Horne
Bethlehem
Horne
Mexico
Texas
Neheck
Tex
Equine Monarchs Parade in Atlanta’s Grand Social Pageant
A brilliant glittering throng attends Atlanta's greatest social function opening in pomp and splendor as equine monarchs pass in review.
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Atlanta
Coliseum Horse Show Opens With Fashionable Promenade
The Coliseum's first night drew more than four thousand attendees, a glittering promenade of wealth and beauty as judges, managers, and society guests filled boxes and seats. The event featured a packed horse show program with classes from brood mares to trotters, highlighted by a gala display and enthusiastic crowds embracing southern equine pageantry.
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Er. Lawshe
South
Madame
Bib
Tucker
Railbirds
Amart
Wayne Sentuetst
Atlanta
Madison * *Square Garden
Milord
Milady
At the Horse Show by Frank L Stanton
A narrator recalls a grand Hoss Show with elegant women in fur and silk. He reflects that the true spectacle was the women and the atmosphere, not the horses, and laments his wife Molly knowing his wandering eye. The piece blends humor with a toast to autumn’s fashion and city nightlife.
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Frank L. Stanton
Queenie the High Jumper Shines at Evening Horse Show
Queenie the Canadian mare proved the star of the first night as the Coliseum audience witnessed a flawless program. Gallatin and Joe Connally’s entries drew praise from judges, with Marguerite and Amelia taking ribbons in harness and gallant hunters drawing cheers from a large crowd.
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Indras
Sousa
Snow Flake
Pretty Roadsters
Smart
Aeati
Marguerite
C. Gmeagie
Lexington
Amelia
Queenie
Gallatin
Joe Brown Connadly
Piedmount Driving Club
Atlanta
Emily
Russell Hopking
Prince
Quincy Eiverett
Princess Charming
Louisville
Schley court of inquiry hears Mason and Graham testimony
In Washington a court of inquiry opened with Lt. B. W. Wells Jr. still on the stand as Yeoman Albert V. Mason, Brooklyn log writer, testified about log erasures during the Santiago campaign. Associated Press writer George E. Graham testified on major events, including bombardments and the July 3 battle, recounting conversations with Captain Sigsbee and Commodore Schley and noting ranges and intentions.
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Schley
B. W. Wells, Jr
Commodore Schley
Albert V. Mason
Brooklyn
Santiago
George E. Graham
Associated Press
Mr. Graham
Colon
Commodore Sedley
Bigsbee
Sigsbee
Graham
Edward Simpson
Hdward T. Fitzgerald
Ris
Wells
Department
Havana
Cuba
Lemly
Albert W. Mason
Parker
Hodgson
George Edward Graham
Commodore Schrey
Stesbée
Sigshre
Slesbee
Cotton
Sleshee
Virat
Massachusetts
Capigginsen
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