Horrific Wabash Train Wreck at Kingsbury Leaves Ten Dead
Eleven people die and many injured when a Toronto and Montreal express collides with a freight at Kingsbury Indiana at 5 30 this morning. The crash tears the cars apart as the boiler explodes and wreckage floods the tracks. Names of dead and wounded include J McKenna Harry French Conductor James Coulter Engineer John Green and others. Officials say freight brakeman Webert Thompson is to blame for opening the switch.
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Kinasuury
Ind
Eeleven
Toronto
Montreal
J. McKenna
Butcher
Hyde Park Mass
Harry French
Orphans Bell Ringers
London
England
Charles Berbo
San Francisco
Alice UH
Reed
East
Boston
Mass
Nellie B.tucker
Newton
James Culter
John Green
Ashely Inc
Warren G. Rider
Phoenix
Ariz
Selle
W. Burbeault
New Orleans
William Adams
Bell Ringers
Dattie Hutchins
Phaoix
Sisley Aon
H. J. Walkeney
Wen
J Haskins
Rithear
Edward Rush
Sein Cun
Ironwwood
Leonfield
Ironwood
Mich
V. Oder
Koenix
Arizona
Tousen
Andover
N. II
A. Seavely
Somerville
Mays
Witash Road
Vorurto
Montreal Express
Chicago
Gould
OC. A. Limewell
Kingsbury
Masonic
Kansas City
Webert Thompson
Perks
Caboose
John Creen
Tie
Lis
James Coulter
James B. Weakley
Llenry Aaron
Dr. Barnardos
Midland
Boywood
Weakley
Spreestran
Vera
Tramwell
Two Hundred Converts at Aiken Baptism Exile Crowds
Aiken reports a fierce church rivalry between the A M I and Friendship Baptist churches as Rev Brown from Georgia oversees a revival. Two hundred converts were baptized at Coker Spring amid a massive, multiethnic crowd, with white onlookers, horse-drawn vehicles, and a long gospel procession ending in mixed reactions from spectators.
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Aiken
A M. i
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Iing
Methodists
Philips
The
Baptist Church
Ev. Brown
Georgia
Brown
Chicago
Pittsburg
Reece
Reece Was Showin Every Ois. At the Bow Crea Lavber
Howe
Seeurimer Hye Tan
Wavons
Carta
Anement Surryudiss
Wiilips
Coker Spring
John
Bro
Bob Hewit
Hewit
Red Sea
Arrest of Big Four brakeman linked to Kankakee wreck
Dr Will Duncan, a brakeman on the first section of the Big Four train wrecked near Kankakee, is jailed in Indianapolis after a morning arrest called in by Kankakee officials. Big Four says the move misplaces responsibility on the Illinois Central and he claims he did his duty. Illinois Central officials denounce the arrest as spiteful.
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Thompson
Wabash
Roanoke
Schmond
Trout
Ile
Ronanoke
Lynchburg
Indianapolis
Ind
Will
Duncan
Big Four
Kankakee
Illinois
Illinois Central
Dr Bosnich Faces Reduced Bail After Threatening Letters
In Scranton a Russian-born doctor Bosnich remained jailed in default of 10000 bail for assaulting Mrs Theodoria Kerschenski wife of a local marketman. He sought bail reduction but Judge Wheeler refused. Read more of the alleged plotted elopement and threatening letters from Scranton.
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Boxzaich
Loewif
Kerschenski
Jane
Bosnich
Docor
Bozateb
Bozaieh
Russia
Scranton
Nestuanl
Owl Planet
Serancon
Goxieh
Hithdsomoeman
Whem
New York Man Convicted of Bigamy in Petersburg
Charles V. Decker of New York was found guilty of bigamy in Petersburg Virginia. He had two wives in Virginia one in Baltimore and three in New York. He was sentenced to eight years in the state penitentiary under Virginia law.
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Petersburg
Charles V. Decker
New York
Baltimore
New York State
Ladiy
Lustings
Yellow fever outbreak widens in Brunswick and panic at Chicago board
Reports from Brunswick Georgia on September 27 describe nineteen new yellow fever cases with both white and colored patients, rising to thirty two under treatment and growing malaria risk. Surgeons and health workers mobilize nurses and ration distributions as fear and hunger strain resources. In Chicago, five shots triggered a panic at the board of trade with Casnius M. Beldin injured and suspect hypnotic influence cited.
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Brunswick
Jay Latham
Murray Furlow
Johnnie Bailey
J. B. Mock
Alfred Randall
Lorentzsons
Arthur Roberts
Annie Belle Jones
Bernie Everett
Alice Kelly
Starry Kelly
Willie Kelly
Mary Gautling
Victoria Mills
Alfred Mills
Willie Mills
Oscar Lamkin
Murray
Faget
J. A. Butts
J. A. Dunwoody
Burdford
Robert Darford
de. Davis
Dontora Blair
West
Health Board
Hmimanes
J. A. Thompson
Cook D. Watson Wynn and
Perry
Joergers Drug Store
Geddings
Detention
A Lunatte
Cuicano
Board of Trade
Ameri Benett
Board of Trade Tnsurance Company
We. W. Lewis
Titus Vide
Pia
Chicago
W. Rosewell
Wetern Union Telegraph
Sam Barrett
Cassius ML. Beldin
la Salle Avenue
Ile
Beldin
Methodist minister beaten after sermon at Spencerville
Rev. Mr. Mersfelder denounced hoodlums in a Sunday sermon at Spencerville. As he left the church an offender named Walther demanded a retraction. Mersfelder refused and was badly beaten by Walther and accomplices.
Roads on the Farm Urge Better Highways Despite Cost
An editorial argues good farm roads justify expense as they reduce animal strain, prevent wagon damage, and boost efficiency. It notes wet spots and hills need solid beds, proper drainage, and occasional heavy work to last for years. The piece closes with a Georgia story of Paul Wingard shot on a public road, life threatened, and property damage alleged.
Fire tears through Mansion House area in Florence
A morning blaze in Florence caused extensive damage to Mansion House under construction, Lins building and several parsonages, with other structures badly scorched and losses not yet estimable. Fire is under control at press time.
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Florence
Spt
Pfiorenes
Lins
Ispiscopal and Methodist District
Losa
Quick Scout Romance Ends in Mississippi Wedding
Dr Pue of Waynesboro Mississippi and Miss Amelia Matthews of Scotland wed after meeting in Birmingham. The couple had corresponded with Dr Pue's late wife and exchanged photos. Matthews traveled from New York with her brother to marry in the city. Earlier, Alderman West traced Scotlands emigration roots to the area.
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Birmingham
Ala
Pue
Waynesboro
Amelia Matthews
Scotland
G,. West
Matthews
News of Haitian and theatrical sales mix in New York ad
Shipping news reports the sinking of the Layten warship Ales-Sainre Perion with all hands saved except one near Cape Tiberon. A Haitian consul general and examiner head to Mexico to negotiate a treaty. Also includes a lengthy sales pitch for pianos organs and musical instruments with cash and installment options from various makers.
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New York
Rinz Wethelmt
Port Au Priage
Cape Tiberon
Ales- Sainre Perion
BU Mau
I Laylien D.plomats
San Douwingo
Gen. Molin
Mexico
M. Dejeaus
Aytien
Keeley Treatment Methods Publicized by Doctor Keeley
Advertises treatment for inebriety opium morphine chloral and cocaine diseases and tobacco habit and nervous exhaustion using Keeley methods. Claims expertise of Leslie KE Keeley M D LLD surgeon Chicago and Alton Railway and former U S Army surgeon.
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Leslie KE. Keeley
M. D
Chicago
Alton Raiway
U. S. Army
Local dealers offer price estimates on machinery
Farmers urged to compare home dealer quotes before ordering machinery. The notice emphasizes that local facilities and manufacturer links enable comparable or lower prices than foreign dealers, aiming to keep money in state. It argues against buying abroad to support local business.
Machinery and Tools Ad From Columbia 45
A dense listing of wood working brick and tile barreebel ginning grain threshing saw mills with engines and boilers from Talbott Song Brews up to Hall and Lummus guns and Engleberg rice hullers. It mentions NeLoache’s plantation saw mills portable feed and various fittings. W Badham manager invites write for prices in Columbia 45.
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RIC
State Agency
Talbott & Song
Brewer
Thee Direct
Hall and Lummus
Engleberg
HM. B. Smith Co
NeLoache
Badham
Columbia
Murray Drug Company Wholesale Agents Addressed in Offer
Fragmentary OCR listing for the Murray Drug Company Columbia wholesale agents at 230 Main Street. Mentions prepared by Wyx for $1 and Dempsy as manager. Full particulars sent by mail for two stamps.
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Mall
Harness and Carriage Store Ad Promises Savings
A local advertisement pledges low prices at a first class harness and carriage store selling harnesses leather goods hardware nags and buggy parts. The seller invites trials to prove they can save customers money.
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Flarness and
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