Colson Rumored to Return to Kentucky Politics
The Hotel Gossip column notes Col. David G. Colson of Middlesboro Kentucky, who led the Fourth Kentucky during the Spanish War, may re enter politics in his district. He is reported to have partially recovered from paralysis from a gun wound inflicted by Lieut Scott in Anniston Alabama and the 1900s Capital Hotel clash in Frankfort.
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David G. Colson
Middlesboro
Congress
Kentucky
Spain
Emery
Colson
Scott
Anniston
Ala
Frankfort
Handsome Fortune in Sight in Morrisville Suburb
Anniston’s Morrisville, a suburb northwest of the city, hosts the Morris Manufacturing Company with about thirty skilled workers. The foundry and machine shop, already busy, just finished a large order for Woodstock iron works and is at work for the Anniston Rolling mill, Scarbrough & Embry fire brick works, and the Anniston compress company, plus 45 ore cars and other equipment for Jenifer Furnace. A switch by the L. and N. railroad and better highway access are planned, boosting Morrisville’s promising future.
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Anniston
Morrisville
Ing Company
Woodstock Ironl Works
Anniston Rolling Mill
Scarbrough & Embry Fire Brick Works
Anniston ‘Compress Company
Jenifer Furnace Company
Peace talks stall as steel firms stand firm in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on July 26, M M Garland failed to win steel manufacturers to terms in a nationwide Amalgamated Association dispute. Producers refuse concessions, blame workers leaders for the strike, while mediation efforts shift to J P Morgan via Senator Hanna. Joseph Bishop negotiates, and organizers pledge Federation of Labor support. McKeesport hints National Tube mill may strike next as payday arrives. Injected note claims Foley's Kidney Cure aids uric acid related rheumatism.
Chairman Knox Speaks In State Suffrage Debate
In Montgomery July 26 the convention heard the majority suffrage report amid extended oratory. Captain White and Mr. Weatherly led strong attacks and defenses while Governor Jones and General Harmison spoke against the plan. supporters included Mr. Williams Mr Handley and General Jones. A drug notice praises Foley's Kidney Cure. The Model Laundry advertises collar and cuff cleaning and samples.
McLaurin Ruled Out by South Carolina Democrats
The South Carolina State Democratic executive committee adopted a resolution to unseat Senator John L. McLaurin from the Democratic Party. The vote was 25 to 5, with Senator Tillman supporting the move as a substitute for a candidate oath debate. The measure cites his alignment with the national platform as grounds for resignation.
Young Girl and 80 Year Old Father Hasten A Matrimonial Flight
In Jackson Kentucky a sixteen year old and her eighty year old widower lover fled their homes after the couple married in an adjoining county. They reportedly escaped on two horses to the county seat where the marriage was performed as the family slept. The Whitaker family had kept the groom under lock and key prior to the elopement.
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Joseph Bishop
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