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Atlanta Georgian

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1906

Page

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Five Americans Killed in Fight with Filipinos at Manila

A detachment of ten men including Internal Revenue Collector Williams and Lieutenant J. F. James battled a large band of Pulajanes near Manila on August 9. Despite a gallant defense by United States forces, all ten were overrun and several were killed, with survivors fleeing to save lives.

Manila Janes Internal Revenue Williams Tilindis Calvin Snyder J. F. James Eighth Infantry

Osborne Chosen to Plead Thaw Case in Murder Trial

James W. Osborne, a former First Assistant Chief, was picked today by Harry K. Thaw on advice of his lawyers to lead Thaw's defense in the Stanford White murder case. Lawyers said the defense is fully prepared with all necessary evidence gathered to secure an acquittal for the young millionaire. Meanwhile supporters sent food to Thaw in prison, easing his meals while awaiting trial.

Vwice New York Advet Ch ‘ Ey James W.W. Osborne Harry K. Thaw Stanford White Thaw Osborne Wire Harry Kendall Tombs Ens

Weather Forecast Reports Extreme Heat Across Georgia

The forecast notes an extreme heat day with high temperatures in Georgia. Cities like Columbus Monticello Newnan and Rooposa report 95 degrees, with Friday night and Saturday forecast around 74 to 90 degrees. Forecasts warn the heat may rise further, though Atlanta may not be as hot as other parts of the state.

Atlanta Georgetow Deere Columbus Monticello Newnan

Bourke Cochran’s Fiancée Takes Charge At Tahoe

Congress man Bourke Cochran of New York lies seriously ill at Lake Tahoe as his fiancée Miss Annie Ide takes full charge of his care. She insists on nursing him, remaining at his bedside except for sleep and meals, and travels from Los Angeles after his throat illness worsened.

San Francisco Bourke Cochran New York Annie Ide Lake Tahoe Cockran Miss Ide Fance Cochran Misa Ide Los Angeles Lake ‘Tahoe

Russians appoint three new leaders and mutiny quashed

St Petersburg dispatches report Prince Vasilichikoff becomes director of agriculture M Tavolisky appointed pro curator general of the holy synod and M Filosoff named minister of commerce The same wires note brigands on bicycles plundering villages and a Siberian railroad station robbery of 47500 dollars A mutiny attempt by an infantry regiment is blocked with officers to be replaced by rank chiefs and ringleaders jailed Cronstadt sailors blamed on university girl students who frequented public houses and influenced the unrest.

St.Petersburg Vasilichikoff Department of Agriculture M. Tavolisky Foreign Affairs Holy Synod M. Filosoff Moscow Verkhoyansk Siberia Oustishora St. Petersburg Cronstadt The Bourse Gazette

Albert Howell Reads Reply To Hoke Smith Statement

Albert Howell was not in his office on Friday morning but prepared a reply to Hoke Smith about the Dempsey charges. Georgian attempted to secure a statement from Mr. Fowall, but it would likely not be made until late in the afternoon.

Albert Howell Hoke Smith Dempsey Fowall

Governor Glenn Subpoenaed in Hall Lynching Case

Special to The Georgian Salisbury Aug 10. The indictment against lynching suspect George Hall shifted from murder to conspiracy. A special venire was summoned to try the case. Congressman Klutts represents Hall while Governor Glenn testified as a defense witness after being subpoenaed for being out of state when the court term was ordered. George Gentile arraigned to be tried after Hall as US Senator Overman testified.

Salisbury N. C George Hall T. ¥. Klutts Hall Glenn George Gentile United States Overman

Men Dead in Prison Cell at Lufkin

Private wire dispatch reports Sam Chandler and H. H. Trawick found dead in a county jail cell at Lufkin with John Wilson present. Authorities say brains oozed from the scene and an earthen cuspidor was used as the weapon. Wilson offered no statement as a charge was being prepared.

Fort Worth Texas Sam Chandler H. H. Trawick Lufkin John Wilson Wilson

Tug Boatmen Strike Halts 6000 Freight Cars for New York

Thousands of cars loaded with fruit and vegetables destined for New York remain stalled as tug boatmen strike. The stoppage disrupts six line yards, with talks on wage demands ongoing as shippers face mounting losses and supply concerns.

N. Y New York Easay Fa Wasen Saxelands Ibmit

Mrs Gharon's Plea Granted by Gotham Judge on Bench

New York August 10 Justice Giegerich granted the application to confirm the referee's report in Amelia R Gunton's suit for divorce from Professor George Gunton editor of Gunton's Magazine. The judge's brief order states motion granted and a formal decree will follow after the interlocutory decree is issued.

New York Giegerich Henry W. Rockstaver Amelia R. Gunton George Gunton Gunton Rebecca Lowe Gunton Atlanta Glegerich

Georgian Troops Take Active Part In Sham Battle

Special to The Georgian Chattanooga Tenn August 10 Governor Heyward of South Carolina witnessed a sham battle at Chickamauga. Blues led by Col George F Chane of the Twelfth cavalry faced Browns commanded by Col W G Orndale of the Seventeenth Infantry. Browns, including the Seventeenth Infantry and portions of Georgia units, were defeated by the First Georgia. Governor Terrell of Georgia may not visit the camp soon.

Chattanooga Tenn Heyward South Carolina Chickamauge George F. Chane Twelfth Cavalry Blues Georgia W. G. Orndale Saventeenth Infantry Seventeenth Infantry Terrell

Subpoena Served in $50,000 Suit Against Loeb

Subpoena servers served Secretary Loeb today in the Nadagie D Creef case claiming $59,000 for being ejected from St John church Washington. The report also notes social details of Rebecca Douglas Lowe and Professor George Gunton’s marriage at the Piedmont Hotel Atlanta on February 14 1904.

New York Loeb Nadagie D’cree St. John Church Washington Rebecca Douglas Lowe George Gunton Piedmont Hotel Atlanta Lowe Coma East Gunston National Federation of Women's Clubs T Lnn Glahahat Aem Mra Jamea W. Fatah, Jr W. D Professor Gunton Springs

Train Wreck Wounds Dozens on Texas Road Near Bowie

Northbound Fort Worth and Denver passenger train derailed at Fruitland near Bowie due to a defective rail. The sleeper and two parlor cars overturned on a curve at about 35 miles per hour. Nine men seriously hurt, with several in danger of death. two physicians on board aided victims as a special train carried the injured to the city.

Fort Worth Texas Denver Fruitland Bowie

Accounts Short Lodge Treasurer Cuts His Throat

Allentown, Aug 10 Al derman Fatsinger who disappeared two weeks ago after it was found he was $4,000 short attempted suicide with a razor. He inflicted wounds that may prove fatal and the incident follows a private loaned wire report from the city.

Allentown Fatsinger

Two Chauffeurs Killed In Racing Car Crash In Queens

New York August 1 William Walker aged 3 and Harry Woodcork two chauffeurs of New York were killed last night when a new racing car plunged into a farm wagon on Thompson avenue near Wingfelt one near Long Island read Queensborough. Frederick Wreesenburg and William Brown were injured and are in Long Island City hospital. The automobile was moving at terrific speed when it hit the wagon.

New York William Walker Harry Woodcork Thompson Avenue Wingfelt Ioland Queensborough Frederick Wreesenburg William Brown Long Island City Hospital Tiesteock

Petition Read In Georgia House On Confederate Soldiers Home

In the Georgia House an inmate petition from the Confederate Soldiers Home at Milledgeville or Atlanta sparked a storm. It denounces officers, demands a full inquiry, and urges better food, clothing, and oversight, signed by many veterans and led by V. M. Moseley and others.

Mn Miliken Wayne Elf Senate House of Representatives State of Georgia General Assembly George Media Mr. Alexander DeKalb Atlanta Bom Davis Bibb

Also Mentioned on This Page

Party of Ten Brewerton Grees Toelack Bourke Cockran Pacific Coast Anne Ide Congressman Cochran Russ Czar Poland Texas Road Miliken Oneal V. M. Moseley J. Bird Any Pleasant Wood W. J. Bankston de Wars Pat Shandiey Wiliam Welch J. L. Hendrick C. J. Loomis T Jt Milam W. L Clarke C. A. Gable AL Roberts George W. Pollard T. H. Barber George A. Kerth T Thomason J. J. Porrester J.T. Wilder
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