Japan has right to declare war on United States
Special to the Star Boston Feb 7 Hon Richard Olney former attorney general says Japan has perfect right to declare war with the United States over the California school trouble. He also says California is justified in its stance and the federal government has no right to interfere with California sovereignty.
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The
Star
Boston
Richard Olney
Cleveland
Japan
United States
California
Thaw’s Young Wife on Witness Stand Today
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw testified for the defense in the Thaw trial describing events leading to the Cafe Martin dinner and roof garden tragedy. She recalled meeting White, the dinner note, and the moments before Harry Thaw fired at White, plus her past engagement refusals and encounters involving Thaw and Edgar Goodrich.
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Thaw
Harry
Mr. McCaleb
Harry Thaw
Evelyn
Contractors to elect officers in Anniston meeting
A dispatch from Lineville notes the Contractors' association will meet in Anniston on February 14 to elect new officers and transact other business. All contractors are invited to attend. The report also describes earlier social events involving Evelyn Thaw and Harry Thaw.
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Lineville
the Contractors’ Association
Anniston
Carrie Nation ejected from Capital City club in Atlanta
Mrs. Carrie Nation claims she was forcibly ejected from the Capital City club while seeking Governor-elect Hoke Smith. The club steward says Nation was denied entry as the club is for members and their wives only, denying any use of force.
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The
Star
Atlanta
Capital City
Hoke Smith
Carrie Nation
Colorado State Senator Expelled for Bribe Accusation
Denver Feb 7 A Republican state senator from Boulder County Richard W Morgan was expelled from the Colorado Senate by a 29 to 1 vote. A special committee found him guilty of taking a bribe in the Peabody Adams governor race contest.
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The
Star
Denver
Richard W. Morgan
Boulder County
State Senate
Senate
Death Claims Miss Jennie Glass
A 1 year old boy from Morrisville died after a fire accident at his home. The child crawled to a fireplace and his clothes caught fire, fatally burning him before his parents returned. Burial services for the boy will be held at Cane Creek cemetery at 6 p.m. today, conducted by Rev. Mr. Griffin.
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J. A. Ferguson
Morrisville
Mr. Griffin
Cane Creek Cemetery
Miss Jennie Glass Dies in North Anniston at 7:15 PM
Miss Jennie Glass beloved North Anniston woman dies at her brother Albert Glass home on Tewentieth Street and Gurnee Avenue from pneumonia. She is buried this afternoon at Oxford cemetery with funeral conducted by Pastor Bert White of the Christian Church.
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Jennie Glass
North Anniston
Albert Glass
Tewentieth Street
Gurnee Avenue
Miss Glass
Oxford Cemetery
Bert White
Mrs Hanna Dies of Pneumonia in Anniston at 65
Mrs A T Hanna aged 65 died of pneumonia at her home 111 West Nineteenth street last night just before midnight. Funeral services will be held at the residence at 2 p m tomorrow and burial will follow at Edgemont cemetery at 3 p m. She was the wife of an early Anniston citizen.
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A.T. Hanna
West Nineteenth Street
Edgemont Cemetery
Prominent architect pitches new theater proposal in Anniston
A well known architect writes to A. F. McGhee proposing a modern new theater for Anniston. He notes the existing building is outdated and could be replaced for about 25000 dollars with a ground lease to a syndicate of steel interests. The lease would pay six percent rent of cost and be bondable.
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Tam
Notable Hanna Family Obituary Heads City Figure
Three sons and five daughters of Mrs. MHan na are named including CC, A. Hanna, T. D. Hanna, Cuba in the U S army, and EB N Hanna a street railway employee. Daughters include Mrs J Jones, Mrs A J Peterson, Mrs James Walker, Mrs Charles Hamilton of this city, and Mrs Davis of Memphis. Mrs Hanna was a Cumberland Presbyterian Church member for much of her life and known for her devout plow life.
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A. Hanna
Birmingham
T. D. Hanna
Cuba
U. S. Army
EB. N. Hanna
J. Jones
A. J. Peterson
James Walker
Charles Hamilton
Davis
Memphis
Mhanna
Hanna
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Engineer Dead at Throttle on Pennsylvania Limited
Philadelphia Feb 7 A Pennsylvania Railroad congressional limited train from Washington to New York at 4 pm sped through the city with engineer Joseph Toms dead at the throttle. Fireman Harry Michner found Toms with his head crushed after the train passed West Philadelphia and North Philadelphia, stopping at North Philadelphia where a relief engineer took over. Toms lived in Newark, New Jersey.
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Philadelphia
Congressional
Pennsylvania Railroad
Joseph Toms
West Philadelphia
North Philadelphia
Harry Michner
Michael
Toms
Fairmount Park
New York
Newark, N. J
Private Prison for Sale at Brooklyn Tomorrow
New York dispatch notes a public sale tomorrow at 11 am of the Kings County penitentiary and all its fittings. The historic Joliet style prison near Coney Island will be dismantled by April 1 as Brooklyn expands, leaving the old Tombs noted for its notorious past.
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The
Star
New York
Chicago
Joliet
Brooklyn
Kings County Penitentiary
Coney Island
Presbytery Meeting Tonight for Dr Anderson Admission
The Alabama presbytery of Northeast Alabama will meet at First Presbyterian Church tonight at 7 to receive Rev Dr J G Anderson into membership and admit him to presbytery before he can be declared pastor. Quorum in doubt as many out of town pastors as possible are away.
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Alabama Presbytery
Alabama
First Presbyterian Shurch
J. G. Anderson
Anderson
First Presbyterian Church
Clayton Pushes Bill for New U S Judge in Alabama
Washington Feb 7 The house judiciary committee favorably reported Representative Clayton’s bill to appoint an additional U S judge for Alabama. The judge will preside in the Northern district with courts at Anniston Birmingham Huntsville and Tuscaloosa. The measure passed the committee unanimously amid long effort by Northern Alabama lawyers for a separate district.
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Washington
House Committee On Judiciary
Clayton
United States
Alabama
Anniston
Birmingham
Huntsville
Tuskaloosa
House
Senate
Federal
Carnival Visitors Flood New Orleans For Mardi Gras Festivities
New Orleans February 7 visitors pour into the city for Mardi Gras with Note la and boarding houses filling up and Momus the first carnival monarch preparing to reign tonight as the celebrations begin.
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New Orleans
Momus
Debardeleben Leases Robinson Home in East Highlands
Mr De Bardeleben has leased for a year the residence of Mr W A Robinson on East Highlands and will reside there. Mr and Mrs Robinson have been staying at the Alabama for some time.
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T. DeBardeleben
W. A. Robinson
East Highlands
Mrs. Robinson
Alabama
Machines Still Talking at Electric Theaters
The moving picture show talking machines continue to speak despite the mayor's condemnation, and an observant observer notes a tone of triumph in their voices.
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Moving Picture Show
Tallapoosa Development Company Forms to Harness Water Power
Montgomery Feb 7 The Tallapoosa Development Company is incorporated with capital of 50000 to develop water power, convert it to electricity, and transmit it for manufacturing use. Office in Montgomery with a branch in Anniston. Officers listed include Hubert Ward president W B Patna vice president and Fred S Ball secretary treasurer.
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Star
Montgomery
Tallapoosa
Tallapoosa River
Anniston
Hubert TH .Ward
Cleveland
W. BP. Patna
Detroit
Mich
Fred S. Ball
Ala
Prod S. Ball
Old Alabama Capitol Narrowly Saved From Fire
A blaze at Alabama's old capitol damaged the adjutant general's office floor and the superintendent of education's papers below. A porter alerted officials. firefighters cooled the flames and extinguished the hole in the floor. Causes may trace to smoldering embers from Bibb Graves' office overnight.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Adjutant General
Superintendent of Education
Jer
Bibb
Dwellings Destroyed by Fire in Decatur Three Homes Lost
A blaze yesterday destroyed three East Decatur dwellings and most household goods, estimating a $5,000 loss. Houses belonged to James Echols, H H Allison, and R J Compton, occupied by R J Compton Homer Davidson and Mr Somerfield, with origin from a stove in Compton’s frame room.
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Star
Ducati
East Decatur
James,Echols
Hh. H. Allison
R. J. Compton
Houges
Homer Davidson
Mr. Somerfield
Mr. Compton
Canadian editors meet in Toronto for annual press session
In Toronto Ont a gathering of Canadian editors and publishers from coast to coast opens the annual meeting of the Canadian Press association. The program spans two days with papers addresses and discussions on topics vital to the newspaper trade.
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The
Star
Toronto
Ont
Canadian Press Association
Wisconsin Academy Opens 37th Annual Meeting in Madison
In Madison Wisconsin the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences Arts and Letters began its thirty seventh annual meeting today housed in the historic library building and will continue through tomorrow. The gathering brings together representatives from leading colleges and scientific societies across the state.
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Star
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters
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M’gheee
ARCHI
Isle
Ve A. FP. McGhee
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Presbytery
State
Underwood
Judiciary Committee
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Robinson
NEW Power Plant
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