Woodstock Iron Works Becomes Woodstock Iron and Steel Corp
Deeds transferring Woodstock iron works property across eight Alabama counties to the Woodstock Corporation were filed with Probate Judge Crook. A mortgage to Standard Trust Co of New York records bonds totaling 1,500,000 for furnace and mineral improvements, covering the same property and interests in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock Iron Works
Woodstock Iron and Steel Corporation
Woodstock Corporation
5. F. Crook
W. P. Acker
Calhoun
Talladega
Clay
Etowah
Coosa
DeKalb
St. Clair
Cleburne
Standard Trust Company of New York
Woodstock
Georgia
Dodson in Jail After Blank Mind Hearing Set
Dodson, a telegraph operator who recently shot his 2 year old son in a family attack and was confined to a state insane hospital, is back in county jail awaiting a preliminary hearing on June 5. He was transported from Tuscaloosa by Sheriff Pike and questioned along the way. He claimed his mind was blank about the intervening events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar
Dodson
State Insane Hospital
Gadsden
Western Union
Children Day Program At St Pauls Methodist Church
The St Pauls Methodist Episcopal church outlines a children day program for Sunday evening. It features organ solos, school prayers, anthems, choir offerings, recitations by John Ellis Jr and others, primary class songs, lullaby items, and group songs. Participants include Ruth Ellis Esther McCartney Verma Brummell Lettie May Hawkins Evan geline Williams Nellie Noell Eva Ellis Lottie May Hawkins Emma Chastain Alice Cochran Kaala Noel Jesse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's’ Methodist
John Ellis Jr
Lula Noell
George Brummel
Galgary Dee Ruth Ellis
Esther McCartney
Verma Brummell
Lettie May Hawkins
Evangeline Williams
Nellie Noell
Eva Elis
William Ellis
Cecil Brummel
Dolfies
Verna B Rumovel
Madeline Riker
Ethel Box
Luella Brummel
Eva Ellis
Lottie May Hawkins
Nellie Noel
Emma Chastain
Alice Cochran
Emma Ellis
Kaala Noel
Kentucky Town Destroyed by Cloudburst Claims 30 Lives
Special to the Star Louisville June 8 Thirty persons perish in a cloudburst that wrecked Gradyville Kentucky twelve miles from Columbia Many bodies recovered and many more in debris Nearly every residence swept away Residents fled to escape rising waters Two killed near Marshall Til cyclone hail storm hits southern part of county. two reported dead several injured homes and barns destroyed Cyclone near DuQuoin Illinois causes extensive damage no fatalities yet reported Railroad traffic disrupted by storm
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The
Star
Louisville
Gradyville
Columbia
Duquoine
Two Narrow Escapes From Oxford Runaway Accidents
Two serious runaway horse incidents occurred in Oxford this morning. A horse belonging to Mr T S Bagley pulled a furniture wagon, tipping the wagon onto a negro driver and injuring him badly, with Mr Tom Lee Bagley also hurt and a mirror shattered. A second horse driven by Mrs Williamson, mother of Mr Robert Williamson, threw her from the buggy, causing painful bruises but no broken bones. she was taken home by her son and is hoped to recover.
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Oxford
T. S. Bagley
Tom Lee Bagley
Williamson
Robert Williamson
Jim Brewton
Ward Five
Corner Stone Laid With Washington Trowel by Masons
In Washington a $500 000 Masonic temple cornerstone was laid using the same trowel and gavel once used by George Washington. F J Woodman as grand master led the event with the grand lodge of the District of Columbia. Roosevelt, a Mason and guest of honor, addressed officials and attendees. The implements were loaned by Washington lodge of Alexandria and Potomac lodge, custodians since Washington’s era.
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Washington Corner
Star
Washington
George Washington
Capitol Building
F. J. Woodman
Grand Lodge
District of Columbia
Masonic Temple
Washington Lodge
Alexandria
Potomac Lodge
United States
Masons of
Virginia
Roosevelt
South Carolina Commencement Week Underway
The University of South Carolina prepares for commencement week in Columbia. Rev. James Wilkinson of Augusta will deliver the baccalaureate sermon tomorrow evening. On Tuesday morning ex Senator Carmack of Tennessee will deliver the graduation address at the opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
8. C
University of South Carolina
James Wilkinson
Augusta
Opera House
Carmack
Tennessee
Recitation Programs Rendered At School Exhibition
A fragmentary school program lists recitations led by Roy Ellis Gardner Box William Ellis Cecil Brummel Joe and 2 McCartney and others. Participants include Sally Louise Box Verna Brummel Ethel Box Emma Ellis Louise Box and Ruth Ellis with early lines by Rev B Smead. The text ends with a brief benediction and closing remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Ellis
Gardner Box
William Ellis
Cecil Brummel
Joe
McCartney
Gsees
Roses
Sally Louise Box
Verna Brummel
Ethel Box
Emma Ellis
Louise Box
Father Me
Cartney
Ruth Ellis
Riker
Smead
Handsome Suit Offered as First Prize in Test Contest
TRIGG STEELE CO announces a big con test with a handsome suit as first prize advertised in the show window. The notice invites customers to participate in the promotion and notes the offering is part of a promotional event.
Unclear fragment mentions 4x18 and Fy M. House
Fragmentary line references a 4x18 item and a person or entity Fy M. House with a copied phone number 253. The text is too incomplete to determine a full event or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fy M. House
Professor Hau Confesses to Killing Mother-In-Law
Berlin reports Prof Carl Hau a former Washington college professor confessed to murdering his mother-in-law Frau Moliter in Baden Baden last November. He cited money needs as motive and had been jailed in Karlsruhe with trial set for soon. He had feigned insanity after arrest in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hau
The
Star
Berlin
Washington College
Inlaw
Frau Moliter
Baden-Baden
Hau
Karlsruhe
England
Resolutions Adopted by City Council for Hon. A L Tyler
Special session resolutions honor Alfred Lee Tyler pioneer citizen and founder of Anniston. Councilacknowledged public and private loss and asked mayor to issue funeral day proclamation, publish notices, and inform family.
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A. L. Tyler
Kilby
Cooper
Ward
Cohen
Robertson
Todd
McCarty
Lewis
Fitzgerald
Alfred L. Tyler
Alfred Lee Tyler
Anniston
Alfred
Lee Tyler
Dpr
Orchard ties claimed to mine owners group defense
Boise Idaho June 8 Evidence shows the defense aims to prove Harry Orchard was employed by the Mine Owners' Association and the Citizens' Alliance while in Cripple Creek. Arthur S. Cole former Cripple Creek schools superintendent and Citizens' Alliance secretary testified for the defense. Orchard denied knowing Cole or ever meeting him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Harry Orchard
Cripple Creek
Mine Owners’ Association
Citizens’ Alliance
Arthur S. Cole
Americans Capture Four English Prizes at Show
London reports Americans won four prizes at the international horse show. Named winners include Fr. Pabst of Milwaukee and Alfred B. Maclay and Alfred G. Vanderbilt of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fr. Pabst
Milwaukee
Alfred B. Maclay
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
New York
Cumberland Presbyterian Church Sells Lot for New Edifice
A group linked to the Cumberland Presbyterian church of Ward Five, now merged with the Presbyterian faith, has bought the corner lot at Fourteenth street and Wilmer avenue from the Anniston City Land Company. Plans call for a modern, commodious church with a new parsonage funding, while the former congregation continues as a mission with property retained. Construction start date and building specifics are undecided.
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Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Ward Five
Presbyterian Sharch
U. 8
Anniston City Land Company
Fourteenth Street
Wilmer Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Af SB. A
Roosevelt Faces Busy Days After Western Trip
President Roosevelt, back from the western tour, will attend the cornerstone ceremony for a Masonic temple in Washington this afternoon. He plans to depart for Jamestown tomorrow for Georgia Day events, then return to Washington for a brief stay before leaving for Oyster Bay Wednesday morning.
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Washington
Roosevelt
West
Oyster
Tay
Masonic Semple
Jamestown
Tale Gate
Oyster Bay
Annual Cruise of the Naval Cadets Begins
ANNAPOLIS Ind June On the cruiser Olympian flagship of Admiral Dewey at Manila and the monitors Arkansas Florida and Nevada two dozen midshipmen start their annual cruise. They stop at Jamestown to escort President Roosevelt during Georgia Day ceremonies then sail to New York and New London before returning to Annapolis at the end of August.
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Annapolte
Ind
Olympian
Dewey
Manila
Arkansas
Florida
Nevada
Naval Newbmy Sek
Jamestown Exposition
Roosevelt
Hampton Roads
New York
New London
Conn
Newport
New England
Annapolis
Wabash Express Collision Kills Three on Washington Road
A St Louis Express on the Wabash railroad crashed after striking an open switch at Acheson near Pittsburg. The impact telescoped two engines and several cars into a freight train. Three people died and many were injured in the morning wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Road
The
Star
Pittsburg
St. Louis Express
Acheson
Bryce to Speak at University of Illinois Commencement
Urbana Ohio June 8 The university program this year is described as one of the best. Tomorrow Bishop Fallows of Chicago will deliver the baccalaureate sermon. Wednesday James Bryce British ambassador to the United States will give the graduates address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Ohio
University of Ilinois
Bishop Fallows
Chicago
James Bryce
United States
Additions to St Baptist Church and debt liquidation service
Dedicatory services mark the liquidation of the church debt incurred by a new building costing 46000. Tomorrow at 3 p m First Baptist will host the ceremony with Rev A G Spinks and Rev J W O Hara of Montgomery leading revival meetings each morning and evening. Two conversions and two additions to church membership occurred this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
A. G. Spinks
J. W. O'Hara
Montgomery
Orange Race At Princess Rink Nets Narrow Victory
A crowd enjoyed an orange race at Princess rink with the firemen band in attendance. Parker Brown edged Ed Reid for the win by one orange, 41 to 30, after K A Craighead broke a skate in the second round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Rink
Messia
Parker Brown
Ed Reid
K. A. Craighead
Mr. Brown
Mr. Reid
Miss Jones Recital Tickets On Sale At Wikle's
Tickets are on sale at Wikle's for a recital by Miss Rosa Jones on Thursday evening. The acclaimed to be an eloquent performer who has delighted Anniston in multiple appearances. Emerson College in Boston boosted her renown and promises an enjoyable entertainment. Tickets cost 50 cents.
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Wikle’s
Miss Rosa
Jones
Anniston
Emerson College
Boston
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Mine Owners Association
Chard
Cole
Him
Fourteenth
Wilmer
MR. Roosevelt
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