Birmingham Music Festival planned for early May
The Age Herald reports Birmingham will host a three day music festival the first week in May aiming to feature Danroh’s orchestra and a flower parade. A largely new festival committee will organize and raise funds while training local singers for performances at the event.
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Birmingham
The
Age Herald
J. K B. Shelby
Birmingham Music Festival Association
Danroerh
Mia. Flournoy Rivers
Richard F. Johnston
William Ryan
Fr. P. O'Brien
M. Newfield
A. I
Gardiner Woman Credits Pinkham's Remedy for Cure
Gardiner Maine woman recalls severe organic troubles and a near surgical operation. After three months using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash she reports a complete cure. The ad touts the remedy as a safe alternative to surgery and invites women to seek Mrs Pinkham's free advice.
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Gardiner
Maine
Lydia i. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
United States
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Raleigh's Descendant Faces Murder Charge
The estate acquired in 1860 by the Amesburys and Raleighs in India grows through generations and would pass to the eldest son. The doctor facing trial is his eldest son, Dr. Joseph Walter Raleigh Amesbury, whose genealogy has been vetted in England with an extended descent chart held by his counsel.
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Amesburys
Raleighs
India
Joseph Walter Raleigh Amesbury
England
Sir Walter Raleigh
Amesbury
Catholic Mission Opens at Sacred Heart Church
Father Costello opened a Catholic mission at Sacred Heart Church in Mobile diocese delivering a Sunday high mass sermon on the mission’s object and the salvation of souls. Daily masses at 5 and 7 am will be followed by instruction. evening devotions begin at 7:30 with rosary questions, sermon, and benediction.
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Father Costello
Sacred Heart Church
Church of the Sacred Heart
Patrick T. Costello
Diocese of
Mobile
Mr. Costello
Inauguration Day in Indiana for Governor Marshall
A large crowd attended the Indiana inauguration of Governor Marshall with elaborate ceremonies. The Indianapolis citizens committee organized details, the new and retiring governors rode to the State House, and a reception followed in the executive parlors after the oath and brief address.
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Citizens’ Committee of
Indianapolis
State House
House of Repreentatives
Marshall
State officials installed amid illness of Governor Cosgrove
Olympia announces the new state officials elected in November were sworn in today in a simple ceremony. Governor Cosgrove remains ill in a Pasadena California sanatorium, delaying attendance since election day.
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Olmpia
Wash
Cosgrove
Paseo Robles
Cal
Hadley Inaugurated Missouri Governor Succeeds Folk
Herbert S. Hadley, Republican, was sworn in as Missouri governor at noon today succeeding Democrat Joseph W. Folk. He delivered the inaugural address and an inaugural ball was planned for the evening with promises of a brilliant event.
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Jefferson City
Herbert S. Hadley
Missouri
Joseph W. Folk
Chamberlains Salve Promoted for Fever Sores Skin Ailments
Advert says fever sores and chronic sores should stay healthy with Chamberlains Salve. Claims no superior for this purpose and notes use on chapped hands sore nipples burns and skin diseases. Sold by Elam Ordway Houser.
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Elam, Ordway & Houser
Hains Murder Case Nears End
Flushing January 11 The Heine murder trial nears conclusion as John F. B. McIntyre consolidates evidence argued by the defense to show the defendant was not a principal in the killing of William E. Annis at the Bayside Yacht Club last August.
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Flushing, L. LL
Heine
John FB. McIntyre
William E. Annis
Bayside Yacht Club
Turkey Accepts Austrian Offer on Bosnia Compensation
London report states the Turkish government accepted Austria Hungary’s offer for compensation related to the annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The official announcement confirms the agreement and outlines the agreed terms.
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Turkey
London
Austria Hungary
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Methodists Support College Visit by Dannelley
Rev J M Dannelley of Montgomery agent for a Methodist Church college project spoke at First Methodist Church. He educated and encouraged donors and received a neat contribution from the congregation. He is grand keeper of records for Alabama Knights of Pythias and will visit Calhoun lodge to install the new Chancellor commander.
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J. M. Dannelley
Montgomery
Woman's College
J. D. Simpson
First Methodist Church
Dannelley
Grand Lodge
Alabama
Knights of Pythias
Calhoun Lodge
Prohibition Fight Draws Massive Rail Travel from Chattanooga
In Chattanooga on January 11 a petition to the Legislature against statewide prohibition spurred mass trips. Over 9,000 signers including bankers and major manufacturers backed the anti prohibition effort, while nearly two more trains carried prohibition supporters to Nashville to argue the bill before the liquor committee. Chattanooga will send more than 250 attendees to the debate on the proposed law.
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Chattanooga
Nashville
Anti-Saloon League gathers large crowd in Mobile
In Mobile on January 11 nearly 2,000 people attended the first public meeting of the Anti-Saloon League. James Bowron of Birmingham was the principal speaker, arguing that prohibition ties to the race question and that abolishing the open saloon is needed to reduce the negro problem.
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Mobile
Mobile Theater
Anti-Saloon League
Brooks Lawrence
James Bowron
Birmingham
South
Mortgage Sale Notices Property in Anniston Alabama
Mortgagee C H Hoffman directs sale of Lot 10 Block 8 Tyler Hill Anniston Alabama to satisfy debt secured by a December 5 1904 mortgage. Sheriff sale set for February 10 1909 at Calhoun county courthouse within legal hours. Blackwell Agee attorneys represent.
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David W. Flemming
Lorena G. Flemming
Calhoun County
Alabama
Court House
Tyler Hill
C. 8
Patterson
Sixth Street
Anniston
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Mrs. Parker
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Arthur Moody
Lynda May Handley
Atlanta
Mr. Moody
Piedmont
Dr. Handley
Fred Blackmon
Mary Bellinger Cox
Gadeden
New Orleans
Pare
A. Blackmon
Robert E. Lee
Robert FE. Lee
United Daughters of the Commerderacy Hell
Narcissa McGuirk
John B. Knox
Howard Lee Smith
Talladega
A. H. Smith
City
Frances Wisdom
Joseph Aderhold
Esta Henry of
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Miss Henry
North Noble
A. HH. Smith
Howard Smith
Miss Knox
Smith
Whit Crook
BE. L. Turner
Raleigh
Lydia Nexamer
A. Philip Nexamer
Hoboken
N. J
Pather Stahl
Sacred Heart Éhareh
Washington
Governor Hadley
Hadley
HAINS
Bowron
C. H. Hoffman
Mortgagee
Blackwell & Agee
T. Jenkins Hains
Forsythe
Annis
Peter C. Hains
W. EH. McKleroy
C. D. Woodruff
W. A. Davis
Che Annistoff National Bank
W. T. Brown, W. A. Davis
MO. H. Noble
W. H. McKleroy
A. D. Woodruff, R. F. Smith
Anniston Water Supply Company
Noble Street
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