Thaw Enjoys Quiet Summer in White Mountains Hideaway
Harry Kendall Thaw, famed for the Stanford White case, spends a peaceful, well behaved summer at Mount Mindi on House in Gorham New Hampshire with Deputy Sheriff I Stevens and secretary Dr. J. Rice guarding him. He avoids bars, works in the Noyes Building, and recently took a fishing trip that ended with him being found by 2 a.m. seated in a stream.
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Austin Fling
Willam
Travers Jerome
Ciars
Mount Mindi‘on
Thaw
Stevens
Dh. J. Rice
Stev
Nineteen Mile Brook
Depuas
Secretary Rice
Notice to Creditors in Horace Gary bankruptcy case
Notice to creditors announces the first meeting of Horace Gary bankrupts in Anniston Alabama on August 11 1914 at 9 a m. Creditors may appear and prove claims under the Bankrupt Act. Referee WH Young dated July 24 1914.
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Anniston
Ala
Itoa Cc
WH. Young
Twelve narrowly escape in Lake Erie launch fire
Erie Pennsylvania July 25 twelve persons narrowly escaped death when a launch carrying them caught fire two miles off here in Lake Erie. They were compelled to plunge into the water but were picked up by a yacht that came to their assistance.
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Niagara
Amercans
Lundy's Lane
Niagara Palle
Canada
United States
Chippewa
Brown
Laumdy's Lane
Niagars Falls
Gordorm Drummond
Riall
Testan
Darrow Road
Col
Winfield ® Scott
Mexico
Rigid
Scott
Erie
Lake Erie
Heat 18 persons responsible for three deaths
Record breaking heat in Danville on July 2 clocked last night and this morning. Three deaths blamed on heat include two small children and M. M. Wells of the Soldiers' Home.
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Danville
M. M. Wells
Final Wind-up of Berman's July Clearing Sale
Barber tearwels report a final wind-up event labeled as Berman's July Clearing Sale with se value ENR noted.
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Berman
Social notes from Jacksonville and nearby towns
Mrs. TM El of Atlanta visits Mrs. Ja ees F Crow in Jacksonville. W L McCormick vacationing on S ER Mountain. Margaret Mitchell and Foy Gladden escort TM Urned to Anniston. Mrs. West and Mrs. Petty spend Friday at Sulphur Springs with Mrs. Fraizer. Belle Vow ele returns to Piedmont after a visit. Opal Halburton of Washington visits Aunt C A J Hollingsworth. Mr. Boman and daughter send Thursday with Mrs. Virgil Howell. Louise Pelham and Mrs. Tom Pelham visiting Mrs. Carry Bailey in Anniston. Hollingsworth, Halburton, and Lawrence Hollingsworth visit Angel. Robt. Scarbrough Jr. returns from White Plains. Johnnie Lois Battle's eleventh birthday party. Maurice Gaboury returns from Sulphur Springs. Lonnegan of Ashville visits Mrs. Vaughn. Mr. and Mrs. T. Boman and daughter pass to Atlanta. Mrs. Bennett and son Henry leave for Pelham Heights. Prof. VanArsnel and Geraldine depart for Fort Deposit. Mattie Hall of Piedmont at bedside of daughter Mrs Roy Taylor. Mae Downing returns to Choccolocco after six weeks in Jacksonville. Madge Grogan and Cecil Grogan visit Maud Harrison. Lyzelle McCormick in Cedartown visiting Charlie Whitfield. Mary Denman visits sister Mrs J W W Stewart in Anniston. W L McCormick and niece Pauling McCormick plan Sunday in Cedartown. Johnny Lola Battle to visit relatives in Chattanooga.
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Jacksonville
TM. Hae el
Atlanta
Ja Ees F. Crow
W. L. Meecormick
Margaret Mitchell
Foy Gladden
Anniston
P. West
J. F Petty
Sulphur Springs
West
Mra Frazier
William R. Brice
Annistons
H. L. Stevensom
Belle Vowele
Piedmont
Opal Halburton
Washington
C. A. J. Hollingsworth
Boman
Littte
Rene
Ashville
Mattie Hall
Roy Taylor
Mae Downing
Choccolecco
Madge Grogan
Cecil Grogan
Maud Harrison
Lyzelle Mc
Revival services slated at DeArmanville Mid Church
In DeArmanville July 25 revival services are announced to begin at the Mid Church on the first Sunday in August. A crowded sing occurred Sunday afternoon led by JM and Misses Pritchett. Local residents, guests from Gadsden, and Anniston visitors were noted at various events and visits across the area.
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DeArmanville
DeArmanville Mid
Pritchett
Leo Mill
Uadsden
Guy
Elle Hudson
Phillipses Host Delightful Picnic at Manor Event
Mr and Mrs George Phillips hosted a pleasant picnic Thursday at the manor of Mr Hillyer and family with relatives of Mrs Phillips and many friends attending. Miss Bessie and Datty Weaver visited with local friends as the revival meeting in Weaver closed Friday night.
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Hillyer
Phillips
Bessie
Datyy Weaver
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