Eight year old dies after fall from moving electric car
Paul Bryant aged 18, living with his mother at 119 West Tenth, fell from a moving electric car on Wilmer avenue near B street yesterday morning. He died about six hours later at Mr. J. T. Thrasher's home. He was survived by his mother, a younger brother and sister. Funeral set for Parksdale near Goodwater tomorrow.
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Paul Bryant
West Tenth Street
Wilmer Avenue
B. Street
Curry Bryant
J. L. Murphy
Parksdale
Goodwater
Do not hesitate to ask for Chamberlains stomach and liver tablets
An advertisement urges readers to request a free sample of Chamberlains stomach and liver tablets for biliousness constipation or stomach disorders. The note claims many have been permanently cured and is signed by J L Wikle.
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Chamberlain
J. L. Wikle
Calhoun Officials’ Books Found In Excellent Condition
State Examiner J T Gorman reported from Montgomery that Calhoun county books are in excellent condition after a recent review. Probate Judge F E Crook Sheriff M W Woodruff Circuit Clerk T E Watson and others were checked as part of the audit. The examination by Jno F Mooring and H F Montgomery for the county commissioners is not yet complete.
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Montgomery
Calhoun County
W. H. Taylor Jr. victim in assault by Graves Toland
Graves Toland, lineman for Southern Bell, is charged with assault with intent to murder after attacking W. H. Taylor Jr., former Evening Star circulation manager, at the Star office rear in Atlanta. Taylor, joined by a companion and after care by Dr. H. M. Martin Jr., was sent home.
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Lineman Toland
W. H. Taylor, Jr
The
Evening Star
H. M. Martin, Jr
Taylor
Tolan
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Richard Clarke Likely to Speak at State Bar Meeting
Hon. Richard Huh Clarke of Mobile, candidate for Alternate United States Senator, is expected to be a featured figure at the state bar association meeting this week. He may address the issues of his forthcoming senatorial race if he attends as a delegate.
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Richard Huh. Clarke
Mobile
Alter
State Bar Association
Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup Promotes Gentle Bowels
Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup claims to cleanse and stimulate the bowels without irritation. Marketed by Elam Ordway and Houser, the product emphasizes a gentle action suitable for daily use.
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Elam, Ordway & Houser
Trusts on the hot seat in six months of anti trust probes
A Washington Evening Star report reviews six months of federal anti trust actions, naming indictments and court rulings from January to May. It lists cases against Burlington and New York Central railroads, beef packers, coal and oil monopolies, and the growing reach of Sherman law investigations across the nation.
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New York
California
Federal Grand Jury
Chicago
Burlington Railroad
Congress
Negro Stabbed by Italian on Roosevelt Yacht
The Stabbed sailor from President Roosevelt's yacht Sylph was in critical condition after a nighttime assault by an Italian sailor who had been pelted with firecrackers. The assailant fled the scene as the yacht lay at Oyster Bay.
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Negro
Pres. Roosevelt
Sylph
Riot and Mutiny Storm at Vladivostoge Forts
The Alabama State Bar Association meets here tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the circuit court room of the courthouse. Hon. George P. Harrison presides. Judge Judson Harmon of Ohio will speak publicly tomorrow night. A barbecue at Oxford Lake park concludes the session Saturday, closing the year 1906.
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Vladivostoge
Reported Dead Not True Says C. C. Nichols
A notice from C. C. Nichols says a report that he died at Oxford Lake Park is false. He is alive but tired from answering calls from people who thought he had died and wanted his job.
The Longworths Leave London for Paris and the Philippines
The Longworths depart London for Paris and the Philippines. In London a banquet planned to honor Mrs Longworth to show acceptance of American sovereignty over the Philippines was not held due to their brief stay.
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Longworth
Longworths
London
Deutschland Arrives With Broken Piston in Havre Rescue
The French liner La Provence, racing the Deutschland across the Atlantic from New York, reached Havre this morning towed in with a broken piston. The incident occurred late last night as the ship neared the harbor. repairs are targeted for a Saturday departure.
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Provence
New York
Riot and mutiny in Vladivostok with captured artillery
Telegrams report large scale unrest at Vladivostok from July 5. A mob seized eight government dynamite cases last Saturday. Rioting resumed Sunday as efforts to free arrested friends grew. A battery of artillery was captured and used against government forces.
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Tokio
Vladivostok
Nagasaki
Cossacks mutiny in Taganrog district
The Cossacks of Taganrog mutinied and refused orders to quell disorders in the district. They joined the rioters and participated in pillaging the estates of local noblemen.
Death by suicide aboard Majestic passenger ship
Telegraph reports on July 2 ERN Woodruff a 36 year old traveling salesman committing death by own action aboard the White Star steamer Majestic. He cut his throat with a razor and was buried at sea after the vessel arrived from Queenstown.
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Star
New York
White Star Line
Majestic
Queenstown
Ern. Woodruff
Woodruff
Glass Workers to Form Combination in Pittsburg
Winslow Glass Cutters and Flatteners Association opens its annual convention in Pittsburg with about 150 delegates. A main item is uniting all cutters and flatteners into one union, drawing some from the Amalgamated Association of Window Glass Workers. The move has broad support and is expected to pass.
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Amalgamated Asociation
Runaway Scrape Kills Couple in Binghamton
Jasper Pepper and his wife of Willow Point New York were struck by a trolley car after their intoxicated celebration of the Fourth. Both were killed instantly when the horse bolted and threw the carriage, tossing the couple under the wheels.
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Binghampton
N. Y
Jasper Pepper
Willow Point
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Yester
Ford Lake Park
Station 10
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Mr. Thrasher
Southern
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Commission
J. T. Gorman
FE. F. Crook
M. W. Woodruff
T. E
H. Shepperd
D. Z. Good
D. B. Burns
Erintendent of Education
H. T. Persons
Messrs. Jno
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H. F.mont
Gomery
Billy Taylor
J. C. Taylor
W. 4. Taylor, Jr
Graves Tolan
Oxford
Stewart
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Tay
Wyatt Yeatman
Richard Clarke
Nate
United States
Mr. Clarke
Ungle Samuel
HORNS
the Evening Star
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General Electric
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Wholesale Grocers’ Association
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Norwalk
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General Paper Company
Standard Oil
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Dent
Loeb
Sagamore Hill
Velt
Said
Alabama
the State Bar Association of
Ala
Bama
Sions
George P. Har
Bar Association
Judson Harmon
Oxford Lake Park
MR. Nichols
C. Nichols
Ported
Oxford Lake
Paris
the Longworths
Deutchland
Lantic
Hamburg
Fiver Deutschland
Steamer
Teaport
Odessa
Taganrog
Cossacks
Peman
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Ing
Pittsburg
Winslow Glass Cutters and
Sociation
Conention
State
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