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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1903

Page

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Receivers Appointed to Run Southern Car and Foundry

Judge Jones names Thomas A. Gillespie and Thomas G. Bush as receivers to operate and conserve the Northern Alabama plant of the Southern Car and Foundry company. Bond set at twenty thousand dollars. transfer of assets authorized after bond approval.

Montgomery Ander Dge Thomas G. Jones Hemas A. Gillespie Thomas Bush Southern Grand Foundry Company Abheys John P. Tillman Biringham and Beale Philadelsia Montgomery Yester Judge Jones A& What Southern Car and Foundry Company Alabama Thomas A. Gillespie Thomas G. Bush District Court of United States District of New Jersey District Court of the United States United States District Court For Southern Oar and Foundry Company

Rome Makes Sensational Attempt to Gain Liberty

Richmond D F M Connell home mission board Atlanta and Dre I J Vanness Sunday school board Nashville. Dr George B Eager Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville speaks for the seminary. New pastors introduced. State board of missions report read by G G Miles. Dr W B Crumpton reports as corresponding secretary. Missions subscriptions near forty thousand dollars. Convention sermon by Rev Charles A Stakely closed the morning. Attendance large and weather fine.

Richmond D. F. M. Connell Home Mission Board Atlanta Dre I. J. Vanness Sunday School Board Nashville George B. Eager Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville State Board of Missions G. G. Miles W. B. Crumpton Charles A. Stakely

General Cassius Clay Dies in Kentucky Home

Gen Cassius Marcellus Clay longtime Lincoln era ambassador to Russia and abolitionist died at Whitehall Madison county at 9 10 pm cause general exhaustion born October 19 1810 in Madison county survivors Brutus J Clay Laura Clay Dabney Crenshaw Mary Barr Clay and James Bennett all children at bedside in last days and years he believed a vendetta aimed to kill him earlier fortified his home and lived in seclusion.

Lexington Cassius Marcellus Clay Russia Lincoln Whitehall Madison County Clay Brutus J. Clay Richmond Laura Clay Dabney Crenshaw Mary Barr Clay James Bennett

Southern Car and Foundry awaits bankruptcy to restart plants

In Birmingham on July 23, a fight for receivership over Southern Car and Foundry aims to restart plants soon. Attachments by creditors delay progress, but a bankruptcy ruling and appointed receivers could resume operations within a week. Employees would be paid in full before operations resume.

Decatural Mpany Southern Car and Foundry Mpany Southern Car Andoundry Company Tennessee Southern Car and Foundry Company United Sates New Jersey Alevama Birmingham United States

Baptist State Convention Elects Mr. Davis Secretary

In Troy Alabama on July 23 the Baptist State Convention voted William A. Davis of Anniston as secretary. President H S D Mallory presided along with vice presidents G L Comer of Eutaw and R E Pettus of Huntsville. Visitors from boards including Dr R J Willingham of the Foreign Mission Board were introduced.

Baptist State Convention MR. Davis Troy Ala A. ©. Davidson Birmingham D. Mallory Selma G. L Comer Eutaw R. E. Pettus Huntsville William A. Davis Anniston HE. M. Shackelford State Normal College A. G. Moseley Evergeen R. J. Wilingham Foreign Mission Board

United States Appeals Extradition Case to Higher Court

The United States government carried its appeal for the extradition of John F. Gaynor and Benjamin D. Green to higher English courts. They are tied to Captain Oberlin D. Carter in Savannah harbor frauds. Sir Edward Clarke argued for the U.S. government before the privy council after Quebec judges ruled warrants illegal.

London United States John F. Gaynor Benjamin D. Green Oberlin D. Carter Savannah Harbor Edward Clarke Privy Council Gaynor Greene H. H. Aequith Clarke

Electric Bitters Restore Burlington Fireman’s Health

A Burlington, Iowa fireman C W Bellamy reports severe illness and back to strength after using Electric Bitters. The ad claims the tonic cures weakness, loss of appetite, and run down feelings, with a guarantee of satisfaction. Sold by West End Drug Store and Miller Drug Co for 60 cents.

C.W. Bellamy Burlington Iowa West End Miller Drug Co

Overpowered Motorman Turns On Current and Discards Crank

A motorman overpowered by force turned the electrical current on and discarded the crank. The incident leaves the control device nonfunctional and investigators seek further details. Authorities are reviewing safety protocols and possible misconduct.

Daring City Convict Romo Escapes From Street Car Chase

Charles Romo, a white city convict and one of the most daring escapes from the city chain gang, attempted to take control of a Tyler Hill street car. He wrested control from Motorman Wells, attacked Ford King, and leaped off as Romo fled with shackled feet into a fleeing crowd.

Charles Romo Romo Tyler Hill Wells Br. Ford King Mr. King

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