Anniston "Bad Man" Otto Gossett Jailed in Talladega Shootout
Otto Gossett from West Anniston, described as an Anniston “bad man,” fired four shots in the White Elephant saloon injuring Tom Thomas and prompting a pursuit to Stockdale. Police Officer Tom Thompson quickly captured Gossett, who is jailed in Talladega County on felonious assault charges.
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Talladega
Otto Gossett
Anniston
Tom Thomas
White Elephant
Talladega County
Bob Cunningham
Nelse Barclay
Curry Brothers
Cunningham
Thomas
Currys
Gossett
Tom Thompson
Stockdale
Thompson
Thom Thompson
Barrymore Probed as Thaw Trial resumes with Evelyn on stand
The Thaw trial resumed with Evelyn Thaw on the stand facing cross examination by District Attorney Jerome. She described meetings with Thaw and her stage life, denied seeking treatment from Dr. Carlton with Barrymore but admitted Barrymore had proposed to her.
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The
Star
New York
Thaw
Evelyn Thaw
Jerome
Evelyn
Carlton
Jack Barrymore
Barrymore
Mazie Vallettee
Harry Thaw
Ongworth An Angel Of Peace
Washington gossip credits Representative Nicholas Longworth with averting a threatened federal appointment of a black Ohioan by President Roosevelt. It claims Roosevelt’s son-in-law mediated between the president and Ohio senators and secured a bench appointment for Senator Foraker’s ally.
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Ongworth
Angel OF
The
Star
Washington
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Roosevelt
Senator Foraker
South Noble and Tenth May Yet Be Paved
South Noble street paving faces delay due to a dispute between L H Kaplan and Superintendent Amos of the Southern Built lithic Company. General Superintendent John Bradley of the paving firm and Kaplan agreed to postpone final action ten days while revisiting the Ninth and Noble grade issue and potential cost sharing with the city.
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Ninth and Noble
Crooks Make Big Haul in Chicago
Robbery at the United States sub treasury in Chicago last week saw a theft of between 175000 and 200000 in large denomination bills. Secret Service Chief Wilkie travels from Washington to personally lead the investigation as sub treasury employees come under surveillance.
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The
Star
Chicago
United States Sub-Treasury
Wilkie
United States Secret Service
Washington
Harriman Reveals Gigantic Stock Speculations
In New York on February 25 E H Harriman testifies before the interstate commerce commission detailing a vast railroad conquest. He describes acquiring control of Union Pacific and through it Southern Pacific Northern Pacific and several other major systems with legal counsel present from both sides.
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The
Star
New York
E. H. Harriman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Northern
Cific
Martin A. Knapp
I. R. Kellogg
C. A. Erenta
Commission
D. Cravate
John F. Millburn
Harriman
God Speaks Through Nature Yet Reveals Himself in Christ
Prof R D Carmichael preached at the First Presbyterian church on God’s manner of making Himself known. He argued sin darkens intellect, nature alone does not reveal God, and revelation comes through Holy men, the Son, and the Spirit. He urged reliance on revealed truth for spiritual well being.
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John G. Anderson
R. D
Carmichael
Presbyterian College
First Presbyterian
Actio
God
Christ Jesus
Cyclone Kills Two Hundred in Philippine Islands
A south Philippine cyclone left about 200 dead and thousands homeless after it struck southern points. Communications with the affected areas were cut, delaying details.
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The
Star
London
Extension of City Gas Mains Delayed by Franchise
Anniston Electric and Gas Company manager Mr I W Sexton says the city council delay in granting a 30 year gas franchise postpones planned work into 1908. He notes intended extensions of mains and car lines, and bringing in electric power from Little River, with orders placed for materials and major expenditures to serve the public and keep pace with city growth.
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Ma I. W. Sexton
Anniston Electric and Gas Company
Sexton
Little River
Anhiston
Am Histon
Manila papers carry details of last month storm
Washington reports that no cyclone is noted in current war news from the Philippines. Insular bureau officials doubt London press dispatches reference a recent storm, instead pointing to coverage of a month old cyclone.
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The
Star
Washington
Philippines
War News
London
Manila
Italy Honors Goldoni on His Second Centennial
Rome February 25 Schools and literary societies across Italy mark the second centennial of playwright Carlo Goldoni. Students competed for prizes offered by the Minister of Public Instruction for essays on Goldoni comedies translated into modern languages.
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Rome
Italy
Charles Goldoni
Minister of Public Instruction
Goldoni
In Memory of Rixey Observed in House
The House set an hour for speeches in memory of Representative John F. Rixey of Virginia. Eulogies on his life character and public services were delivered by leading members from both parties.
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The
Star
Washington
Dpd
House
John F. Rixey
Virginia
Brooklyn Institute Marks Longfellow Centenary
The Brooklyn Institute hosts an evening celebration for the 100th anniversary of poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow with a centennial address by Prof. Bliss Perry of Harvard University.
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Star
New York
Brooklyn Institute
Ite
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Bliss Perry
Harvard University
Primary in Windy City Shifts Toward Busse in Mayoral Race
Chicago Feb 25 The Republican standard bearer for the forthcoming mayoralty contest will likely be chosen at today’s primaries with a convention to confirm next Saturday Postmaster Frederick A Busse who was injured in the Altoona wreck leads the field backed by strong party organization and broad political experience though business interests favor Alexander H Revell or another prominent figure Busse’s seasoned campaign and party ties position him for the April election outcome
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Star
Chicago
Frederick A. Busse
Altoona
Fhusse
Windy City
Busse
Alexander H. Revell
Explorer to begin 17000 mile voyage from Baltimore to Seattle
The United States coast and geodetic survey steamer Explorer, rebuilt in Wilmington two years ago, will depart Baltimore for Seattle via the Straits of Magellan. The 125 day voyage will stop for coal along the route. Capt. W C Dibrell will command.
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The
Star
Baltimore
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Service
Explorer
Seattle
Gheney
Magellan
Wilmington
Del
W. C. Dibrell
Opelika Man Arrested in Missing Banker Case
An Opelika man arrested on suspicion of being the missing New Britain banker is identified as W. Harper, a mule dealer who has resided in Georgia and Alabama and has been released from custody.
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Opelika
William Fr. Walker
New Britain
Conn
W. Harper
Georgia
Alabama
Street Car Franchises Pivot in Local Election Clash
Citizens focus on a business proposition in this year’s contest with emphasis on street car franchises. Postmaster Busse is expected to recover from injuries after an initial fear of fatality.
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Busse
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