Physician denies abuse at Alabama Bryce insane asylum
Dr. T F Huey disputes King affidavits for asylum investigation calling them unfounded. He cites nurse firings and inmate complaints but says staff rarely abuse patients and that cross room is used only for the most vicious. He urges consulting knowledgeable sources before publishing one sided statements.
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Representive King
Jefferson County
Alabama Bryce Insane Asylum
T. F. Huey
A. A. Greene
Huey
Searcy
Dr. Huey
King
Gil M. Horton
Birmingham
Horton
Blackmon's Bill to Reduce Taxes in Alabama Senate
Special to the Star Montgomery July 11 Senator Dred L Blackmon of Calhoun introduces a bill in the Alabama senate to reduce the tax rate He says the revenue burden should be shifted back to its proper place and that the bill restores the obligation of paying revenue to the people who should bear it
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Montgomery
Dred L. Blackmon
Calhoun
Senate
Alabama
Blackmon
Roper
Hon. Benjamin H. Craig Dies in Selma
Selma July 11 Hon Benjamin H Craig a leading citizen died at home on Union Street yesterday afternoon around four o clock He was in failing health for some time and was about years old His death removes a prominent figure from the local community
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Selma
Benjamin Hraig
Union Street
Weather forecast for Anniston and vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight with Friday showers expected across Anniston and surrounding areas. The outlook calls for unsettled conditions and a chance of light rain in the afternoon.
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Anniston
Dead Body Found in Banker's Coffin in Florence
The Machioness Magdalen Castelane, a beauty of Italian nobility, was found inside a coffin with banker Signor Rossi. Officials suspect she visited the cemetery to pray at her dead sweetheart Count Franchi’s grave, fainted in the dark vault, and asphyxiated when the lid closed.
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Florence
Italy
Machioness
Magdalen Castelane
Signor Rossi
Marchioness
Count Franchi
Rossi
Bill boards cannot be removed by law says mayor
Mayor Kilby states the city's attempt to clear Noble street bill boards is blocked by an illegal ordinance and will ask landowners between Eighth and Fourteenth streets to remove them. If owners refuse, the boards may remain as monuments to civic pride and artistic taste.
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Noble Street
Kilby
Anniston
Eighth
Fourteenth Streets
Inquest Opens Into Wesley Burns Killing
An inquest led by Justice A N Ward of Beat 3 Calhoun county opened into the fatal shooting of Wesley Burns, though the crime occurred in Calhoun county. No decisive evidence names a suspect yet, but circumstantial proof points to initial suspects. A second session is planned Saturday as new facts are expected. John Burns, brother of the deceased, arrived to secure arrests of those fled after the incident.
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Wesley Burns
Cleburne County
A. N. Ward
Beat 3
Calhoun County
Calhoun
Burns
John Burns
Bankhead Named in Caucus for Senate Nomination
The Alabama Senate caucus for a successor to the late John T. Morgan drew strong support for Bankhead. He was nominated with little opposition, cheered in the hall, and received cordial approval during his ensuing speech. J Manley Foster presided as chair.
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Reese
United States
Lusk
Carmichael
John H. Bankhead
Alabama
John T. Morgan
Moody
Tuscaloosa
McWhorter
Franklin
Jesse F. Stallings
Birmingham
Seven Killed in Mine by Fire Damp in Audenried
Fore man James Lee and six Italian miners died today in the Lehigh Wilkes Barre coal mine Audenried mine from fire damp. Rescuers had narrow escapes as the disaster unfolded in Freeland Pennsylvania on July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeland
Ppenn
James Lee
Lehigh-Wilksbarre Coal Company
Audenried
Gotham Subway Flood Disrupts City Services
Fourteen surface and one elevated line are tied up after the new subway was flooded by a burst Brooklyn water main this morning. Immense damage and heavy property loss anticipated for basement stores and cellars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
New York
Brooklyn
Carmichael to Name Committee to Probe State Insane Asylum
Montgomery July 11 Speaker Carmichael will form a committee to investigate charges against the state insane asylum once the rules committee report arrives. He expects Tuscaloosa County members to push for a thorough examination. Representative Foster urged appointing a panel unfriendly to asylum officers to avoid whitewashing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Montgomery
Carmichael
Tuscaloosa County
Foster
Patman Missing From West Fifteenth Street Market
B L Patman, a West Fifteenth Street butcher, vanished Monday night leaving creditors to press claims on his remaining stock. Constable Newman and Sheriff LeGrand ordered attachments to recover debts as word spread Patman had been seen in Atlanta with plans for his family to join him in Knoxville.
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B. L. Patman
West Fifteenth Street
Patman
Newman
Sheriff LeGrand
Atlanta
Knoxville
Tenn
New York Japs Entertain Admiral Yamamoto Today
The Japan Society of New York hosted a luncheon at the Motel Astor in honor of Admiral Baron G. Yamamoto and his staff. Stewart J. Woodford chaired the event with prominent financiers and Japanese community leaders among the guests.
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Star
New York
Japan Society of
Gen. Kuroki
Astor
Baron G. Yamamoto
Imperial Japanese Navy
Stewart J. Woodford
Spain
Conclave Chooses Chicago for 1910 Gathering
Saratoga N Y July 11 The Grand Commandry of the Knight Templars selects Chicago as the site for the next triennial conclave to be held in 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
Grand Commandry of the
Knight Templars
Chicago
Suspect in Georgia swindle identified as Turner from Anniston
A man claiming Anniston as his home and the alias Fr Y P Turner was shot in the foot in Savannah while fleeing a police officer. Another man named Moore, thought to be the Georgia dweller, swindled several Anniston merchants, but investigators say the Savannah man is not the wanted Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FR. Y P. Turner
AnnIston
Savannah
Moore
Turner
Georgia
Good coal for cooking at Model Tee Co
Classified notice states Model Tee Co advertises coal suitable for cooking and provides the telephone contact 49 for inquiries.
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Model Tee Co
Big Woodstock plant topics to be discussed at Jamestown meeting
Norfolk July 11. The 11th annual convention of the association of state and national food and dairy departments will be held next week at the Jamestown exposition. Federal officials and state dairy commissioners will discuss tighter color restrictions sanitation in production and marketing city milk supply and cooperation between authorities to harmonize state and federal laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Norfolk
Association of State and National Food and Dairy Departments
Union
Arbitration May Settle The Strike In San Francisco
President Small of the Commercial Telegraphers union met with Federal Labor Commissioner Neill to seek arbitration. The move aims to delay the strike and prevent its spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Small
Neill
San Francisco
Commercial Telegrapher’s Union
Lusty Babe Born in Rome Depot En Route to Trion
Mrs. Dora Headrick of Alabama City delivered a baby girl in the Central depot at Rome Georgia while traveling to Trion. Police and doctors assisted. mother and newborn, seven pounds, were taken to a hospital and are reported doing well.
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Dora Headrick
Alabama City
Rome
Trion Ga
Saya
Gadsden Times-News
Headrick
Central Road
Trion
Watts
Garlington
Piasa Chautauqua Opens 24th Annual Session
The Piasa Chautauqua in Illinois began its 24th annual session with the largest opening-day attendance. The six week program featuresWilliam J. Bryan Senator Robert Taylor and Senator Robert La Follette as speakers along with musical and entertainment events. August 14 is W T U day with noted temperance leaders as speakers.
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Chautauqqua
Piasa Chautauqua Assembly
Assembly
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Bob Taylor
Tennessee
Robert I. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Cedartown Ore Mines Increase Output and Tax Exemption
Woodstock ore washers at Cedartown are in operation and have shipped high quality ore. The plant now yields 150 to 160 tons of pigs daily after refitting costing thousands. President Barr and the board praise the city for tax exemption, with General Manager Carrington receiving praise letters from officials in New York and Norfolk.
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Woodstock
Cedartown
Woodstock Company
New York
Norfolk
Barr
Trio
Carrington
Keen's Hotel Success Marks Anniston Business Rise
Mr Keen built a career from night clerk to managing partner of Brubbs Keen after moving to Savannah in 1898 and later helped launch the Alabama in Anniston in 1904 with F B Stubbs. The firm’s success boosted Anniston’s growth and Keen predicts brighter prospects for the Alabama and the city as he plans a trip east with his wife.
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A . Vs. Stubbs
Bavannah
Keen
Pulaski House
Savanna
Charles F
South
Savannah House
Anniston
F. B. Stubbs
Macon
Thoorough
Alabama
Seoville Bros
Brubbs & Keen
Warden
Iowa State Bar Association Opens Annual Meeting in Davenport
A large attendance marked the opening day of the Iowa state bar association annual meeting in Davenport Iowa with prominent lawyers from across the state present. The two day event features notable speakers and sessions on current legal topics.
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Iowa State Bar Association
Davenport
Iowa
Fea
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Berryman
Washington Star
Blingheld
Bankhead
Stallings
Pennsylvania
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West Anniston Meat Market
Windy City
Jamestown
Lusty Babe
Ga.) Depot
MR. Keen
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