Legislature to unite again amid looming senatorial clash
In Frankfort Kentucky on February 16 officials report a renewed plan for both legislative chambers to convene Monday. A possible contest over senate chair between Lieutenant Governor Marshall and Senate President pro tem Carter looms as pardons fuel party tensions.
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Frankfort
John Seals
Louisville
Beckham
Panch
Seals
Douglas Hayes
Knott
Taylor
Capitol
London
Trimble
Senate
Marshall
Carter
Thinia
Republican branches meeting to be harmonized
A fragmented note states that republican branch meetings will be removed and harmonized, with expected action around Monday. The brief implies organizational consolidation and upcoming scheduling.
Bowie and White Open Morgan Campaign in Opelika
Hon. Sid J. Bowie and Hon. Frank B. White opened the Morgan campaign in Opelika with forceful speeches at the courthouse. A Morgan club of several hundred members formed, and Lee County supporters showed strong enthusiasm for Senator Morgan.
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Opelika
Sid J. Bowie
John T. Morgan
Frank 8. White
Birmingham
Senator Morgan
Court House
Morgan Club
Morgan
Lee
Pensions Uncalled For Soldiers and Widows Listed
Court houses hold many uncalled for pensions for 1898 and 1809. Judge Crook's records name those with warrants and invite parties to apply at the court. A list includes Oakley Brown J M Lott J W Norton W H Sprachin W P Wigley Mrs E B Watters Jane Ashley Mary J Hatt Nancy Haile Mee M E Willman J Carr F C Hovtek Dol F Johnson John Haywood KC Simpeon William Pason Ed Thurman J M Patterson Mrs Fannie G Punderbark Mrs July Ann Maddox Mrs Nancy Nolan Mrs M A Chapman.
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Court House
Crook
J. Carr
F.C. Hovtek
Dol
F. Johnson
John Haywood
KC. Simpeon
William Pason
Ed Thurman
J. M. Patterson
Fannie G. Punderbark
Ann Maddox
Nancy Nolan
M. A. Chapman
Macrum’s Story Not Credited in Convincing Evidence
A report notes that Macrum’s narrative is not credited in the piece titled Convincing Evidence, highlighting attribution issues and possible omissions in the account.
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Macrum
Officials doubt opened mail claim over Macram report
Washington reports state department officials dispute the assertion that O Metal Mall opened. A records search found no evidence that Consul Macram reported regular tampering of official or private mail by British authorities. The inquiry concluded unnecessary detentions did not occur and rejected the opening and delaying of mail. Macram said his vice consul Van Ameringen closed his office and joined the front.
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Washington
State Department
Macram
Department
Macrom
Uat
van Ameringen
Republic
Pretoria
Molland
South African Republic
John T. Morgan club to report on officers tonight
The John T. Morgan club of Anniston will meet at 7 50 tonight in the city court room. The committee appointed to select vice presidents and executive committeemen will present its report with one vice president from each ward and one from the beat at large. The committee includes D Blackwell J T L Castleberry T B Rich T W Coleman and John J O Brien. A $1000 reward is offered to identify Crystal Sec champagne sold by Reid Bros at 25 cents a bottle versus the $2 champagne sold elsewhere.
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John T. Morgan Club
Anniston
Messrs
D. ©. Blackwell
J. TL. Castleberry
T. B.i Rieh
T. W. Coleman
John J O' Brien
Reid Bros
Noted moonshiner Samuel Cole held on R500 bond
Revenue officers raided a Cumberland county area near Edwardsville and arrested Samuel Cole, a reputed moonshiner, after catching him in the act of distilling. He failed to post 500 bond set by Commissioner Randolph and remains in county jail until trial. Two other men were present at the scene as officers seized the hidden still about twelve miles from Edwardsville. Continued on fourth page.
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Cleburne County
Sam Cole
Randolph
Cole
L. R. Bell
Edwardsville
Making Car Wheels in Anniston Today
The ear wheel department of the Southern Car and Foundry company began operation this morning in Anniston. A large workforce started work with many more to be hired in the coming days. Experienced moulders are scarce, and many workers came from Gideon after a car wheel foundry fire. This revival ends years without car wheel production in Anniston and boosts local industry and wages.
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The
Southern Car and Foundry Company
Gadeden
Anniston
Aniston
Iron Ore on Noble Street in the Model City
A historic note claims iron ore lies beneath Noble Street and Heart of the City, with a telephone pole set at Alf Traitt’s Netsie Street store while digging reveals ore samples. The piece argues the city’s future growth hinges on buried ore beneath downtown structures and streets.
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Alf Traitt
Netsie
Price Sale Notice for Grocery Items and Packaged Goods
A fragmentary advertisement lists discounted groceries including pancake mix, raisin cereal, macaroni, puddings, crackers, anchovies, cheese, canned fruit, herring, beans, fish, pears, ham, nuts, baking powder, cream, syrup, candy, citron, starch, and various meats with pricing hints. The text reads as a local sale circular with multiple brand names and product types.
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Jemima
van Camp Maceroni
Wetmore
A & Pound
Sete
Heans
British Evacuate Rensburg and Move to Arundel
Capetown correspondent reports that British forces have evacuated Rensburg and retired to Arundel. Nearby, Kotha crossed the Tagela with a small force and met fifty lancers, losing thirteen killed, five wounded and nine captured. one prisoner was sent to summon the British to fetch their wounded.
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London
Capetown
The
Daily Chronicle
Telegraphing
Rensburg
Arundel
Boor Langer
Ladysmith
Kotha
Tagela
Subscription Drive Grows for Yarn Mill Venture
The yarn mill enterprise reports over 40000 dollars subscribed in capital stock with new gifts including N H Reid 5000 Mortimer Sterne 200 Jno B Lagarde 5000 plus Daniel A Farrell and W R Howden. The appeal emphasizes safe profitable investment for moderate means and higher Southern dividends.
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N. H. Reid
Mortimer Sterne
Jno
Bt. Lagarde
Lagarde Limeard Stone Company
Mrs Rice Preaches On the Streets
Mrs Rice a Canadian born evangelist arrived this morning and preached to a large crowd at the corner of Noble and Tenth streets. Her husband could not assist and she will preach on the streets every morning and night for a week. She is well known across New York and the East and West and has sixteen years in this work.
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Rice
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Mr. Bowie
Kekkee EK
Ata
Saul
Hine Mountain
Tom Roy
O Bryant
O Metal
Club
Samuel Cole
Noble Street
Post Hole
Dodaon
Brown Cal
Daniel A. Farrell
W. R. Howden
Offies
Pompadour
Hett Bockles
Hale Pine Carters
J. R. Lemon
Noble St
Foot Outfitters
Noble and
Eleventh Streets
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