Kentucky Republicans Prepare for War at Capital
Frankfort April 3 Republicans moved a gatling gun from the state house yard to the executive building to deter possible seizure of state offices if Judge Field’s decision is upheld by the Court of Appeals. Provisions arrived by boat from Cincinnati for a siege of the state house square as Beckham’s supporters may press for possession of executive offices with force.
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Taylor
Capitol
Cincinnati
State House
Court of Appeals
Beckham
Stevenson Elected Mayor in Jacksonville Election
H L Stevenson and his nonpaying ticket won the Jacksonville municipal race. The slate includes Mayor elect 4. L. Stevenson and councilmen J D Crow A L Stewart S R Wilkerson B Frank Dr J Ki Crook W J Morton. Dr Crook the only Hammond ticket member elected to order coal and stove wood from R O Watson.
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H. L. Stevenson
4. L. Stevenson
J. D. Crow
A. L. Stewart
R. Wilkerson
B. Frank
J. Ki. Crook
W.J. Morton
Boy Shatters Ullman Bros Plate Glass Window
A large plate glass window at Ullman Bros dry goods broke when Henry Williams, a Black boy, tossed a coconut at it. He was arrested by Policeman Hamilton and to be tried in police court tomorrow on a disorderly conduct charge.
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Ullman Bros
Henry Williams
Hamilton
Boers Aggressive Closing on Roberts Across Regions
Dispatches report Gen French engaging Boer command from Ladybrand after an ambush on Broadwood. Boers press Roberts from front and flanks with main army advancing sixty miles south from Kroonstadt to Smaldal and Paardeberg. Six thousand Boers along the Vaal River threaten Methuen's recall.
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French
Ladybrand
Broadwood
Pretoria
Woodstock and Adelaide Named for New Cotton Mills
The Woodstock Cotton Co Mills and the Adelaide Cotton Mills secure sites in Annis ton. The Woodstock mill buys land between Sixth and Seventh streets and Noble Street covering about ten acres and plans to start construction after plans from cotton machinery firms arrive. The Adelaide mill will be built between Seventh and Eighth streets just north of Woodstock, with work to begin soon.
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Noble Street
Southern Railway
Seventh and
Eighth Streets
Woodstock Mills
Lincoln funeral honors local niece of Mrs McCurry
Mrs 8 J McCurry traveled to Lincoln this morning to attend the funeral of her niece Miss Elia Crawford who died yesterday. Miss Crawford was a popular young woman well known in the town and had visited Mrs McCurry several times. The funeral is scheduled for this afternoon.
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J. McCurry
Lincoln
Elia Crawford
Miss Crawford
Brilliant Spring Suitings Display At The Famous
A notable display of Spring suitings is shown at the Famous featuring imported and domestic woolens in modern designs. The exhibition lasts until tomorrow with extensive measures for perfect fitting and stylish tailor-made suits at moderate prices overseen by Mr. P. B. Cubert.
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P. B. Cubert
Aguinaldo Found But Not Captured in Singapore
San Francisco reports Aguinaldo located in Singapore where papers publish interviews. He says he will return to Manila and resume leadership.
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Aguinaldo
San Francisco
Singapore
Manila
Oxford News notes lodge meeting and local shifts
Rathbone Lodge K of P met with Grand Vice Chancellor D Cooper present and spoke on the May Grand Lodge in Anniston. Dr Francis A Hudson, recent Nashville medical student, visits his father and may practice in DeArmanville. Populists name J M Ragan for sheriff and go uninstructed on other candidates. New officials include Mayor T A Howle and council members. J Dodd reelected as marshal tax official and clerk, O W Cooper treasurer, Miss Clem Snow ill with pneumonia. Calhoun Rifles to meet tonight. Tom B Cooper leaves for Atlanta for a mercantile post.
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Oxford
Rathbone Lodge K. of P
D. ©. Cooper
Grand Lodge
Anniston
Francis A. Hudson
Nashville
J. G. Hudson
J. M. Ragan
T A Howle
W O Turnipseed
Bagley
J M Mims
W A Orr
Dudley Williams
O W Cooper
J Dodd
Pink Knighton
O W_ Cooper
Calhoun Rifles
Tom B. Cooper
Atlanta
Cooper
Horrible Discovery At Bynums Saturday
A field scene near Bynum reveals a dog dragging a mutilated infant from a swamp grave. A mulatto baby remains partially eaten by the dog. A negro girl and her mother are arrested on murder charges.
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Bynum’s
J. D. Miller
Cdl
City Court Clears Docket With Larceny and Assault Actions
In city court today Will Powell charged with grand larceny had case continued to tomorrow. Thornton charged with assault with intent to murder had case dismissed. Mary Hoke pleaded guilty to grand larceny. Thomas Anderson assault with a weapon case continued. Tomorrow's calendar lists State versus Will Ross Elbert Patterson George McKinney Garfield Smoot and State v. additional defendants.
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Will Powell
Sol
Thornton
Mary Hoke
Thomas Anderson
Elbert Patterson
George McKinney
Garfield Smoot
New Office Growth Seen In Local Area And Boston
A new office expansion signals rapid business growth locally and in Boston. The update emphasizes stronger operations, broader reach, and continued hiring to meet rising demand.
Weeden's Plans Split Time Between Anniston and Boston Plants
Hercules Iron and Supply Company expands management with H J Cochrane named manager of the Anniston plant. Walter Ross Jr. resigns as superintendent. Valentine Hofstader will act as superintendent until a successor is found. Weeden will divide his time between Anniston and Boston as production grows to 200 workers.
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Walter Ross
H. J, Cochrane
Hercules Iron and Supply Company
Walter Ross Jr
Hercules
Kross
Valentine Hofstader
Anniston
Cochrane
Weeden
Boston
Youth Attempted Suicide At Hokes Bluff
Bert Taylor an 18 year old resident of Hokes Bluff attempted suicide at the girl's home on April 3 by placing a pistol to his heart. The shot entered his left breast above the heart. He is expected to recover.
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Hokes Bluff
Bert Taylor
Queen Vic Is In Ireland Today
The Queen is in Ireland, landing in Dublin after a Windsor to Holyhead train trip and a calm royal yacht voyage across the channel.
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Ireland
Dublin
Windsor
Holyhead
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