Young Man Drowned Bathing at Skinner's Ore Bank Pool
James Walls an eighteen year old white man drowned while swimming in a pool at Skinner's ore bank in Woodstock. In deep water about fifteen feet, he sank without a cry for help while friends and his step father tried to rescue him. Local officials note possible heart disease as a cause. The Woodstock blast resumes with No. 4 furnace firing, planned No. 3 repairs, and job growth for hundreds of workers.
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Skinner’s Ore Bank
Joe Miller
Malicious prosecution suit filed over whiskey arrest
W G Moody through attorney Sensabaugh sues First National Bank J M Prather A J Goodwin and Charles Herron for 10000 damages in circuit court alleging false charges of receiving stolen whiskey led to his arrest. Civil Engineer J D Hunter surveyed a ditch for draining a big pond in the western city portion. Woodstock Iron Works to drain and fill. West Eleventh bridge may cause delay.
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W.G. Moody
T. ©. Sensabaugh
First National Bank
J. M. Prather
A.J. Goodwin
Charles Herron
J. D. Hunter
Woodstock
Inquest Held For Death Of Unnamed Man
The coroner convened a jury at Felix House to rule the death accidental with no blame on comrades. Burial took place at New Bethel church this afternoon. Pineapples fresh off the ice priced at 10 to 15 cents each by Jebeles Bros.
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Notary
Wvublie
Felix House
New Bethel Church
Jebeles Bros
Pickpockets Strands Epworth Leaguers in Colorado
A large pickpocket gang in Colorado Springs robbed about twenty Epworth Leaguers. Victims lost cash and railroad tickets and some luggage, with Dr J I Wilson and Mrs H R Harrington named among the robbed. Railroad passes were offered to stranded travelers to continue westward.
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Colorado Springs
Epworth
San Francisco
J. Il. Wilson
H. R. Harrington
Dover
Del
Wilson
Maj
Je. Hooper
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Glenwood Springs
Ogden
Strike Order In Forge Today
PirrspurG July 15. President Shaffer says the Amalgamated strike issued Saturday will be obeyed by workers at American Steel Hoop, American Sheet Steel, and American Tin Plate mills. unions aim to shut down union plants and cripple non union mills in a fight over principle and self preservation. Shaffer notes the strike is forced, not wage driven, with organized forces and surprises ahead.
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Amalgamated
American Steel Hoop Company
American Sheet Steel Company
American Tinplate Company
Amalgamated Association
Steel Companies
Shaffer
No Trouble as Labor Unions Tighten Control
A terse remark claims labor organizations have changed and that men are more readily controlled, asserting they now have their own people under control.
Fifty Thousand Miners Consider Strike Action
Prirrspura reports fifty thousand miners in the Pittsburg district ready to walk out in support of the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers. Patrick Dolan, district president of the United Mine Workers, confirms the statement and says they will quit work if needed.
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Prirrspura
the Post
Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Steel Trust
Patrick Dolan
United Mine Workers
Doctor’s Endorsement of Foley’s Kidney Cure
Dr. Geo Ewing of Smiths Grove Kentucky shares a personal account of kidney trouble and enlarged prostate gland. He reports relief after using Foley’s Kidney Cure, states he prescribes it daily, and recommends it to physicians after hundreds of successful cases.
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Geo. Ewing
Smith’s Grove
Foley
McElreath Drug Company
Governor Jelks to Review Alabama Guard at Camp Rhodes
Birmingham July 15 Governor William Dorsey Jelks and staff will review the Third Regiment at Camp Rhodes at 6:50 this evening. He will attend a breakfast at the Morris Hotel in honor of Colonel Higdon at 11 and at 4:30 will lead a parade of one hundred selected soldiers to the camp. Camps break Tuesday morning at seven with the regimental bugler signaling dismissal.
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Jelks
Camp
Rhodes
Birmingham
William Dorsey Jelks
The
Alabama
Higdon
Rufus N. Rhodes
Cort
Lamp Explodes During Crowded Revival Service
In Montevallo on Friday night a lamp in the Baptist church exploded during the two week revival led by Rev. John Bass Shelton. Panic caused a rush for exits as Miss Ophelia King suffered concussion and facial injuries from a window fall. Mrs. Whit Prestridge ha d a wrenched back and sprained ankle while Henry Latham Jr. sustained a severe foot injury. several others were hurt.
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Whit Prestridge
Henry Latham, Jr
Foley's Honey and Tar Price Promises Relief
It will bring relief to asthma or consumption sufferers even in worst cases. One dose costs a few cents, a trial worth it. McElreath Drag Co.
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Foley
Ilan
McElreath Drag Co
Smoke Silver Ash cigar line features union made product
Anniston advertisement highlights Smoke Silver Ash, a union made cigar, and imported Muenchener Beer priced at 15 cents a bottle, with Levi's Leaders branding prominent.
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Anniston
Union
Levi's
Bondholders Ask Questions From Anniston Committee
A letter from Richard D Fisher of Baltimore acting secretary of the bondholders committee asks the Anniston City Bondholders Committee to endorse a certified copy of the Refunding Ordinance, speed up lithographing of new bonds, and confirm steps for constitutional authority for extra taxation to pay interest.
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Kk. Ki. Garner
Richard D Fisher
Baltimore
Bart Timorn
R. E. Garner
Anniston
Ala
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James Walls
Skinner's Pool
West
Furnace No. 4
Miller
W. M. Ford
Clay Lindsey
Walls
Seventeenth and
Brown Streets
W. G. Moody
Kermott's
House
TEN Cent
Anniston Trading Company
Glenwood Springs, Col
Bor and Capital
Pirrspurg
Der
National Guard and Staff
Morris Hotel
Montevallo
House of Worship
Tenty Kkhakdvd
Fistipr
Act
Anniston City B. IL
Brocel
Victor C. Dry
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