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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1909

Page

16

Social News Highlights From Cuthbert and Anniston

Miss Key and Dr. Crook bride and wedding plans dominate the week with out of town guests named. Also noted are bridge events, anniversary celebrations, a noted piano recital by Edward Baxter Perry, and health travels of local residents in Birmingham, Anniston, and Florida.

Ming Key Nellie Key Morrill Miey Va Thenu Julian Toombs Rey Crook John Crook Mra W. FV. Brown Anniston Ala Hardwick Ruth Montgomery Helen Palmer Birmingham Claud Estes Columbus Miss Key Dr. Crook Cuthbert Atlanta Journal Whit Crook

Kier Hardie to Speak in New York Meeting

Public interest rises for the Civic Forum gathering tonight with J Kier Hardie, Labor party chair in the British House of Commons, delivering a talk titled A Revolution in British Politics and Its Lessons for America.

New York Civic Forum J. Kier Hardie Labor Party House of Commons America

Taft Visit Plans Delayed for Sanction in Atlanta

D Woodward and Dr W Elkin confer with Judge Taft in Augusta about his Atlanta visit program. No Taft dinner tickets will be sold after noon Wednesday and local tickets will be mailed Wednesday night. Caterer will adjust the table layout to match tickets sold.

Atlanta D. Woodward Dr. W. Elkin Augusta Taft

Preacher Visitors and Local Mrs. Grogan Harrison Visit

Jacksonville notes report Rev. Weatherspoon from North Carolina and Rev. Forrest from Atlanta preaching at local churches. The items list residents visiting, returning, or ill, including Miss Hannah Swan, Mrs. A. L. Blackmore resuming teaching, and Mr Posey moving into the Williams house.

Jacksonville Weatherspoon North Carolina Presbyterian Church R. A. Forrest Atlanta H. Swan Grogan Harrison Piedmont

Local Judge marries J M Roberts to Mamie Haynie in Gretna Green fashion

At 2 p m today Judge E F Crook officiated the marriage of J M Roberts of near Morrisville and Miss Mamie Haynie daughter of Squire E J Haynie of this city. The ceremony was a Gretna Green affair.

E. F. Crook J. M. Roberts Morrisville Mamie Haynie Squire E. J. Haynie Gretna Green

Murderer Executed in New Jersey Prison

Trenton New Jersey January 12 Mantesanna the murderer of a 14 year old girl was executed in the prison this morning. The man went to his death without a tremor.

Trenton N. J Mantesanna

Jewish Longevity and Hygienic Living in History

A Dietetic and Hygienic Gazette discussion notes Jews show longer lifespans than Christians, citing Frankfort data and authors Abbot and Richardson. It attributes longevity to Soberness of life, diet, early marriage, parental care, and religious hygienic customs shaping health behavior.

Neufville Frankfort Abbott Richardson

Brotherly love may end in death in Rockville case

Nicholas Offutt is on trial in Montgomery County circuit court for the murder of Frank Kretzemer, a storekeeper. The killing followed a prank by several girls including Offutt’s sister, after which Offutt allegedly shot Kretzemer upon learning of the alleged insult.�

Rockville Nicholas Offutt Frank Kretzemer Kretzemer Offutt New York

Roosevelt to supply live African animals for zoo

National Zoo officials expect President Roosevelt will send living African beasts to replace dead specimens. The White House asked which animals are lacking and many zoo animals were gifts from the president. A famed large lion named for Abyssinian ruler Menelik II arrived via such gifts.

Washington National Zoo Roosevelt Africa White House Menelik Ir United States

Gregory Elected Major Succeeding Ledbetter

Captain R. L. Gregory of Birmingham elected major of the Third regiment A N G to fill the vacancy left by C. L. Ledbetter who was elected lieutenant colonel. An election to fill the captaincy vacancy will be ordered by Colonel McKleroy.

R. L. Gregory Birmingham C. L. Ledbetter McKleroy

Mission sermon urges repentance at Sacred Heart church

Father Costello preaches on Mortal Sin with graphic depictions of punishment. Rev. Charles F. Regan of Pittsburgh assists during the week long mission, praising the Sunny South and welcoming Southern hospitality.

Father Costello Jesus Christ Charles F. Regan Diocese of Pittsburg Sacred Heart Church Father Regan

End of Case Drawing Near in Prohibition Jurisdiction Fight

Montgomery Jan 12 The judge is expected to rule tomorrow on federal court jurisdiction over the prohibition act. Attorney General Garber argues the Cook Brewing Company has no rights or taxable property after being out of state a year. Attorney Troy contends the state law is illegal and the court must halt the destruction of business pending resolution.

Montgomery Jones Garber Troy Cook Brewing Company

Beer Saloon Closures After Rome Address

After Seaborn Wright's sermon on Enforcement of the Law in Rome Georgia local near beer saloons closed today. Wright criticized officials over alleged lax enforcement and an alcohol test prompted closures. Grand jury in session expected to develop further action.

Rome Seaborn Wright Wright Grand

Judge Purifoy Reports on School Disbursements in Alabama

State Examiner Purifoy finds the Alabama girls school building and furnishing fund of 200000 in good order and spent per statute. One thousand five hundred dollars handled by F B Moody, remaining 198500 received in 50 installments by Treasurer Lyman and disbursed with Palmer approval. Franklin County accounts also show a clean sheet.

Montgomery Purifoy Alabama Girls’ School Moody Lyman T. W. Palmer Franklin County

Also Mentioned on This Page

Heb Lelebee Ebbiether PY Mra D. B. Walsh John Pellham Bridge I. L. Blackmon Louise Bronaugh Nell Moore Margaret Reynolds Nicholasville Armistead Smith Mis. Jillie Smith Auburn Emmett Ledbetter J. Houser Sam Smith Mr. Perry Ate Edward Baxter Perry No Nable Institute Perry Chopin Behmann Schubert Grieg Robinson Gordon Willex Hillyer Robinson J. B. Goodwin A. W. Bell John B. Knox Florida Arthur Moody Lynda May Handley Magic City Bass & Heard Kier Hardie News Notes OF J. W. Fore Noble St. Anniston Alabama McCall’s Magazine Gregory Major Ledbetter Judge Purifoy Scott Scott & Bowne Pearl Street
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