Spencer Dies in Virginia Train Collision On Hunting Trip
Samuel Spencer president of the Southern railway and guests Charles Fisher Philip Schuyler and F I Redwood were killed when a rear end collision between two southbound trains at Sawyers Virginia ignited a car fire. Spencer secretary E A Merrill survived. Ten injured.
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Lynchburg
Samuel Spencer
Southern Railway
Charles D. Fisher
Baltimore
Philip Schuyler
New York City
F. I. Redwood
Mr. Spencer
D. W. Davis
Alexandria
Sawyers
Spencer
E. A. Merrill
Washington
United States
Southern
Alabama Great Southern Railway Company
Cincinnati, New Orleans and
Texas Pacific Railway Company
Southern Georgia and Florida Railway Company
Mobile and Ohio Railway
Central Railway of Georgia
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company
Erie Railroad Company
Northern Pacific Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Richmond and
Danville
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railway Company
Rapid Transit Company
Columbus
University of Georgia
University of Virginia
Louisa Vivian Benning
Savannah and
Memphis Railroad
Savannah
Memphis
New Jersey Southern Railway
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Virginia Midland Railroad
Long Island Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Transohio
J. Pierpont Morgan & Co
Protests Grow As Butcher Meat Price Hike Triggers Riots
In New York on November 30 women in the East Side Ghetto protest a two cent per pound meat price rise. Pickets, boycotts, and a scuffle at several shops draw in police as housewives rally at Mrs. Esther Delbobsky’s home and march to demand lower prices. Fishmongers see a rush of business.
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New York
East Side
Esther Delbobsky
Mrs. Delbobsky
Rivington
Forsythe and
Delano
Louis Kirsch
Williamsburg Bridge
Delancey Street
Ten Escape From Long Island City Jail
Ten of the county jail’s most desperate prisoners escaped from Long Island City early this morning. Four leaders August Schram John Leonard Thomas Sinnette and Alexander Templeton escaped by sawing bars and slipping into the corridor and yard. The remaining six prisoners followed through the same hole, unnoticed during roll call.
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New York
Long Island City
August Schram
John Leonard
Thomas Sinnette
Alexander Templeton
BREVITIES BRING RAIL AND RAILWAY NOTES
Brevities report Carlsbad seeks El Paso Kansas City line. Lawton man finds coal vein in Wichita mountains. Eighteen injured near Dayton when locomotive hits traction car. Tennessee crew denies Panama mutiny. Pullman porters plan union for higher wages. Thirteen horses stolen near Shawnee but driven off. Aaron Brooks drowns after falling into a cistern. Tomas Penn, Confederate veteran and Sherman resident for fifty years, dies.
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Lawton
Okla
Wichita Mountains
Dayton
Tennessee
Panama
Shawnee
Bagwell
Red River County
Texas
Aaron Brooks
Tomas Penn
Mexico
Sherman
Revised List Shows Thirty Dead At German Factory Blast
Dortmund Germany Nov 30 The revised casualty list from the Nov 28 Witten Roberit factory explosion reports thirty killed sixty two injured and 180 less seriously hurt.
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Dortmund
Germany
Witten-Roberit
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