Chronology Fragments Highlight 17th–20th Century Events
A readable mosaic lists events and dates from 1635 through 1908, noting Henry Bull’s Boston arrival, George II’s birth, 1776 naval movements, 1802 abdication, 1845 war declaration, Magenta battle, Pillow evacuation, Itata surrender, and a Kentucky governor murder trial verdict dispute.
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Henry Bull
Boston
George II
Bngland
Carleston
Charles Emmanuel II
Sardinia
Mexico
Minister to Siam Hamilton King Born in Newfoundland
Hamilton King, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary of the United States to Siam, was born in St. John’s Newfoundland on June 4 1852. He studied at Olivet College Chicago Theological Seminary and Leipzig and Athens and served Olivet as a principal and preacher. He was active in Michigan politics and a Republican delegate in 1896 before his 1898 appointment to Siam by President McKinley.
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Hamilton King
United States
Siam
St. John's
Newfoundland
Olivet College
Olivet
Mich
Chicago Theological Seminary
University of Leipzig
American School
Athens
Greece
Michigan
McKinley
Darragh's Conviction Stirs Auto Crash Debate
The conviction of William Darragh a New York chauffeur for man slaughter in the March 27 killing of a boy and related convictions for injuring or maiming others elsewhere signals a harsher stance against reckless drivers. It marks a shift away from tolerating autos as unavoidable accidents toward stricter accountability.
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William Darragh
New York
Hyomei Cure Promised for Catarrh and Consumption
Hyomei advertised as a quick cure for catarrh with a five minute relief claim. The inhaler and a bottle of Hyomei priced at 1.00, extra bottles 50 cents, sold by Elam Ordway & Houser in Anniston on a money back guarantee.
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Australia
Anniston
Elam, Ordway & Houser
The Alabama Soldier Read at Jefferson Davis Birthday
A June 3 ceremony in Anniston saluted Confederate soldiers, praising John Pelham and other Alabama icons. The tribute lists leaders like Morgan, Roddy, Wheeler, and Pettus, praising valor, honor, and devotion to the cause with reverent, mournful tone.
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Jefferson Davis
Anniston
Reckless Automobile Driving Sparks Public Outcry in Nashville
The Nashville American condemns reckless driving after a Chattanooga runaway injures a prominent citizen and his wife. It highlights how speeding drivers ignore others and warns of severe punishment for culprits, praising autos but opposing dangerous operation.
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Chattanooga
Nashville American
Graduation Exercises Conclude Naval Academy Week
The United States Naval Academy closed its commencement week with graduation ceremonies in the armory. Visitors from across the country attended as the future admirals received their diplomas in a blue and gold decorated setting.
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Annapolis
United States Naval Academy
Naval academy cadets graduate led by Wilkinson Jr
The graduating class led by Theodore H. Wilkinson Jr of Myrtle Grove La receives diplomas from Admiral Dewey. Walter W. Smith of New Jersey is second, Luther Welsh of Missouri third, Ralph D. Weyerbacher of Indiana fourth. Tomorrow cadets from lower classes sail on a summer cruise from Annapolis.
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Annapolis
Norfolk
Hampton Roads
New England
New London, Conn
Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil touted as strongest yet cheapest liniment
An old pamphlet claims Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil offers powerful pain relief and is the cheapest liniment ever devised. Marketed as America's household remedy for 25 years, the ad emphasizes its strength and economy for local buyers.
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Thomas
America
Notice to Star Subscribers on Delivery Issues
City subscribers are urged to report failure to receive the Star promptly to help the circulation manager track delivery. Do not fear being labeled a kicker. complaints are encouraged to ensure regular, timely delivery of the newspaper.
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Star
The
Public Auction Set On Debtor John Bradley Property
An execution from the City Court of Anniston directs sale of John Bradley property in Calhoun County. Units include parts of lots in Block 18 and Lot 2 in Block 228 of the Anniston City Land Company map. Auction to be held June 28 1909 at the Anniston Court House during legal hours.
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Anniston
Calhoun County
Alabama
John Bradley
H. C. Lynch
Anniston City Land Company
Mulberry Avenue
Court House
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Leefeeleele
Magenta
Port Pillow
Tenn
Caleb Powers
Goebel
Kentucky
Anniston Evening Star
Anniston Publishing CO
Kites
Atroeta
Pain
Ala
Agniston
Oxford
Aeek
Anwiston Publishing Company
Thee Star
Board of Clenty Commissioners of
Association of American Advertisers
Ing General Advertisers
the Star
Association
Darragh
Hyomei
Mrs. Columbus Smith
John Pelham
Morgan
Roddy
North Alabama
Joe Wheeler
Georgia
Gordon
William H. Forney
John
William
Gettysburg
John WL
Vicksburg
Waterloo
Pettus
Rhodes
Stonewall
Chancellorsville
Lee
Winchester
Walker
Johnston
Perry
Law
Withers
Gracie
Gorgas
Holtzclaw
Clayton
Clanton
Allen
Kelly
Ledbetter
Longstreet
Fry
Shelley
Garrett
Tracy
Battle
Ruth
Dewey
Sheriff’s Sale
W. ©. Legrande
Noble Street
Moore
First National Bank
M. B. Wellborn
W. W. Stringfellow
Goodwin, Cashier
H. A. Young
J. T. Gardner, Jr
Asst. Cashier
Mr. Griffin
Carre-Field Shoe CO
Anniston, Ala
City National Bank
the Bank For Savings
FE. L. Turner & CO
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