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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1906

Page

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Thaw Case Sees Writ to Reveal Defense Papers

New York July 19 The supreme court will hear a writ tomorrow to compel former Judge Olcott's law firm to turn over all case papers to Clifford Hartridge newly appointed Thaw counsel The dispute between Thaw his mother and counsel over defense strategy will be clarified Also Mrs Thaw may seek a commission to re examine Harry Thaw and a potential re appointment of Olcott's firm to defend him

The Star New York Supreme Court Olcott Clifford Hartridge Thaw

Justice McLean Reserves Decision In Thaw Prohibition Motion

In New York today Justice McLean reserved his decision on a motion to issue a permanent writ of prohibition to stop the district attorney and grand jury from taking further evidence in the Thaw case without the defendant present. A lengthy argument followed and briefs are due tomorrow. The judge said a decision is expected this week.

New York McLean Supreme Court Today Atorney Grand Jury Thaw

One Cent Rail Rate Urged for Alabama Homecoming

Governor Jelks agrees to issue a proclamation for Alabama’s homecoming in Birmingham the week of October 15. Railroads may grant a one cent fare nationwide for returning Alabamians, as Birmingham and Montgomery vie to host the event with state support and city preparations continuing.

Montgomery Birmingham W. P. G. Harding George B. Ward Magic City Jelks Commercial Club

Earthquake Devastates Socorro and Nearby Areas

Fort Worth report notes two more shocks from Socorro New Mexico extending toward El Paso. Streetcars jumped tracks as plaster fell from walls and residents described ground rocking underfoot. Two thirds of Socorro houses are cracked or collapsing according to observer E M Fisk who just returned from the area.

the Star Fort Worth Tex Socorro N. M el Paso E. M. Fisk Winkler Hotel

Prizes at Oxford Dog Show Offer Collar and Ribbons

Special to The Star Oxford July 19 at the College campus the dog show on July 24 offers a handsome collar to the finest dog overall blue ribbons for best in classes including Pointers Setters Hounds Fox Terriers Poodles or Pet Dogs Collies or Shepherds Spaniels Newfoundlands and Greyhounds Entrance fee 30 cents admission 25 cents refreshments on the grounds invite entries and attendance

Oxford

Howard College Receives Large Baptist Convention Gift

The Alabama Baptist convention in Talladega discussed state and foreign missions as Anniston leaders and Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Ivey, and Mrs. Gardiner led the Woman’s Missionary Union. About 2000 was pledged for foreign missions and 81,000 subscribed to the Howard College endowment.

Howard College Talladega Annistonians Alabama Baptist Convention A. G. Spinks First Baptist Church William’ A. Davis D. C. Cooper T. W. Ayers China Anniston Woman’s Missionary Union Presbyterian Church F. J. Ingram Howard College Endowment Fund W. B Crumpton T. Culpepper Huntsville C. W. O'Hara Shelby County J. G. Dobb

Col McKleroy and Third Alabama Return From Mobile Encampment

Col McKleroy and staff with Company D Pelham Guards A N G have returned from Mobile where Camp B H Holt hosted the encampment since July 11. The Mobile Register editorial lauds the Third Regiment for order, health, and military value, noting Governor Jelks praised its appearance and conduct.

McKleroy Pelham Guards Mobile Camp B. H. Holt Mobile Register Jelks Montgomery Alabama National Guard Alabama Birmingham Anniston North Alabama Monroe Park

Atlanta Lawyer Walter Ormond Lost Overboard From Steamer

The Kansas City arrived at Quarantine from Savannah with news that Walter Ormond a prominent Atlanta lawyer was lost overboard on Wednesday morning July 18. The captain and officers did not report the loss upon arrival at Quarantine.

New York Kansas City Atlanta Ormond Quaran

Actress Laura Senec Hansome Falls to Self in New Mystery

New York July 19. Laura Senec Hansome a 20 year old actress from Jefferson Deandelis production Fantana attempted death by carbolic acid this morning. She was rushed to hospital in critical condition. Police and friends face a deep mystery the case seeks a clear cause.

Star New York Laura Senec Hansome Jefferson Deandelis Fantana Pneother

Alabama Press Association Meet Program

Official program for the 35th Alabama Press Association session in Gadsden begins at 9 a m on July 25 and lasts two days. Features include welcomes by Mayor Charles P. Smith and Rev J R McMaullen, addresses by Max Hamburger and Senator John Z Morgan, reports from officers and delegates, committees, and literary items by local press figures.

Alabama Press Association Gadsden Charles P. Smith J. R. McMaullen Max Hamburger Mobile Herald

Best conducted visiting regiment earns high praise here

The esprit de corps of the officers animates the men and the regiment has earned the honorable distinction of being the best conducted body of visiting troops that has ever encamped here.

Town Burns Peasants Killed in Imbirsk Region Riot

Telegram from Samara reports Syzan town in Imbirsk government on fire with 32,000 residents fleeing toward Samara and Saratov. Separate dispatch from WarsaW notes Do-goons attacked a peaceful peasant meeting at Kocherow, killing eight and firing on the crowd with swords.

Star ST. Petersburg Samara Syzan Birsk Saratov Aratoff The Warsaw Petersburg Kocherow

Stossel Condemned Report From Port Arthur Inquiry

The commission investigating the Port Arthur surrender has filed its report. It recommends General Stossel be sentenced to death for his role in the siege, and General Feak, a staff member who urged surrender, be condemned to twenty years confinement in the Galeg leys.

Stossel Star ST. Petersburg Port Arthur Feak Stossels

Foreign advertising committee reports and next meeting sites

The record notes Bruce Kennedy of the Montgomery Advertiser outlines news, reports, resolutions, and committee activities. Highlights include the historian Wy Wy Screws report, standing and special committees, officer elections, adjournment, and future meeting locations with hearings on foreign advertising.

Bullock County Breeze Bruce Kennedy The Montgomery Advertiser Wy Wy Screws Committee On Foreign Advertising

Aniston gun club wins bird shoot at Tal ladega

Anniston gun club members led by A. Henderson D. P. Hinton J. T. Ross H. H. Constantine J. A. Jabose Chas. Blocker W. C. Gray and J. F. P. Smith Jr. won the 1500 birds shoot at Talladega yesterday.

Talladega Annistonians A. Henderson D. P. Hitton J.T. Ross D. and H. H. Constantine J. A. JaBose Chas. Blocker W. C. Gray J. FP. Smith, Jr

Don’t Be Backward Offer for Stomach and Liver Tablets

J L Wimble advertises free samples of Chamberlain stomach and Liver Tablets for biliousness constipation or stomach disorders. Claims many have been permanently cured by their use.

Chamberlain J. L. Wimble

Also Mentioned on This Page

ALA Baptists Soldiers O. M. Reynolds W. R. Ivey Minna Bell Gardner Col. McKleroy Offi Cers Iment Savannah Ter Ormond Tine C. H. Greer Marion Standard John Z. Morgan National Association H. Y. Brooks Luverne Critic Virginia Clay Huntsville Democrat J. C. Lawrence
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