License Ordinance Changes Reported by City Council
City council meeting at city hall last night approved the 1902 license ordinance with many changes. The board discussed saloon licenses west of the railroad after December 1902, affecting Moody and others while exemptions and tax pauses for local mills were noted.
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Henderson
Weil
John K. Barnard
First Baptisteh
Ilman Wilson
Tye
Aster Barnard
Erry
King William Scotch at Levi's Enters Cas Escapade
King William Scotch and Lincoln are linked in a fashion of names at Levi's in a fragmentary notice. The item lacks clear events or dates but hints at a personal or promotional pairing involving those names and the store.
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King William Scotch
Casence Lincoln
Levi's
Tragedy on a Mississippi passenger train ends in deaths
Four white men roam from Shelby to Leland and seizing a sleeper car shoot engineer J M Rhea as he slept near Le land on Yazoo Mississippi Valley branch of Illinois Central railroad. Rhea died after being forced from the train. The assailants Ashley Cocke A M Phipps Thomas Lauderdale and Blackman were arrested and transported to Green ville.
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Mewputs
Tean
Dee
J. M. Risen
Yazoo
Cleveland
A. M. Phipps
Shelby
Thomas Lauderdale
Phipps
Blaskman
Leland
North Board
J. M. Rhea
Tatrler
Cocke
Lauderdale
Blackman
Rhea
Parsy
Porter Surrenders to Lee County Jail After Fatal Shooting
Uriah Porter, who killed Joseph Fincher in Crawford and Russell counties, surrendered yesterday to deputy sheriff John L. Moon in Opelika. Porter cited mob fear and exaggerated flight stories, saying he acted to avert harm. He will be held for trial at the spring circuit term. Local relief followed news of his surrender as authorities continued to hunt for him earlier.
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Opelika
Crawford
Russell County
Uriah Porter
Joseph Fincher
Lee County
Porter
John L. Moon
Phenix
Davis
Frial
Booker
Por
Ter
Moon
Foley's Honey and Tar Cold Remedy Ad
After exposure or when you feel a cold coming on take a dose of Foley's Honey and Tar. It never fails to stop a cold if taken in time, McElreath Drug Co.
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Foley
McElreath Drug Co
Anniston Trades Council Praises Echard At Meeting
A large crowd attended the Anniston Trades Council session highlighting President Echard’s report from the American Federation of Labor convention in Scranton. He received an onyx clock from the Soil Pipe and Fitters union in appreciation of his work for unions nationwide. The gathering was among the council’s most enthusiastic.
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The
Soil Pipe and Fitters Union
Anniston Trades Council
Eehard
American Federation of Lahbor
Scranton
Echard Wade
Ile
Anniston
Echard
Mombers
Trades Council
Local Military Will Attend Funeral of Sergeant Higgins
Joseph J. Higgins a sergeant in the One Hundred and Thirteenth Infantry died yesterday afternoon at his uncle H. P. Higgins home on Cobl street. He died of heart failure while on furlough south to visit relatives. The funeral will be at 10 o clock tomorrow morning with Captain Daniels of the Anniston Rifles notifying his company to assemble at 9 in the armory to march in a body. Higgins had risen from private to sergeant in his battery.
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Joseph J. Higgins
One Hundred and Thirteenth Infantry
H. P. Higgins
Cobl Street
Sergeant Higgins
Japt. Daniels
Anniston Rifles
Dr. Martin Crook Busy Bayonne Hospital Youthful Doctors
A Bayonne New Jersey special reports Drs. Axford and Crook, young physicians in charge at Bayonne Hospital, are nearly constantly tending the sick and injured and have earned many patrons. Dr J Martin Crook graduated in June 1901 from the University of Virginia and previously served at the New York Infant Asylum Riverside and Willard Parker Hospital before joining Bayonne Hospital. He had a one year appointment from Greater New York health department but resigned.
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Bayonne
N. J
Jersey City Evening Journal
Riverside
Willard Parker Hospital
Bayonne Hospital
Greater New York
Crook's son gains rapid progress in profession
Dr. Crook, son of Capt. James Crook of Jacksonville, shows remarkably rapid progress in his profession, a development welcomed by his many Calhoun friends.
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Gayonne
Dr. Crook
James Crook
Jacksonville
Calhoun
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