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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1907

Page

6

Anviation Turks Return to Action in Exhibition Baseball

The Anviation Turks arrive back from Chattanooga where they faced Frank Moffett's professional squad. They lost no games this season and will play at Gaddden Walker Reynolds with Auburn’s McLiure and Heisman mentions. The lineup features Alexander Burgess Newkirk Strick Lestie and McCoy in battery, Rivers to pitch, Cozart predicting a fast exhibition as Gadaden shows fine form.

Chattanooga Frank Moffett Gaddden Walker Reynolds Auburn McLiure Aubert Heisman Air Southern Alexander Burgess Col Newkirk Strick Lestie Les Borrell McCoy Pell City Battery Wall Mamiger Cozart Gadaden Ia

Reds May Train in Anniston Alabama

The Cincinnati Reds likely will train in Anniston Alabama if suitable accommodations are arranged, despite efforts to move training to New Orleans. The Cincinnati Enquirer notes possible arrangements could determine the choice.

Cincinnati Reds Anniston Reda New Orleans Ala Cincinnati Enquirer

Southern League results yesterday and schedule

Results show Birmingham 1 Memphis 9 Nashville 3 Montgomery 3 New Orleans 2. Today Birmingham in Shreveport Montgomery in New Orleans Nashville in Memphis Atlanta in Little Rock.

Birmingham Memphis Nashville Montgomery New Orleans Shreveport Allant Memphat Little Row

Brooklyn Defeats Cincinnati In Opening Game

Brooklyn wins the first game 3 to 1 against Cincinnati. The second game ends 11 to 2 with Cincinnati on the losing side against Brooklyn. St Louis beats New York 0 to 3. Chicago 4 over Philadelphia 2.

Cincinnati Brooklyn St Louis New York Chicago Philadelphia

Jackson tops Vicksburg 1 0 in 10 innings

In a Cotton States League matchup Jackson defeats Vicksburg 1 to 0 after 10 innings. Pitching locked down, the game remained scoreless until extras with a decisive run in the 10th.

Jackson Vicksburg

Regulats Cure Constipation Ad From Louisville

An old advertisement highlights Dean's Regulats tablets claimed to tone the stomach stimulate the liver promote digestion and bowel movements. It lists city standings and prices 25 cents a box with terse product detail and urging readers to ask their druggist.

Dean

Notable Celebrity Encounter in New York Music Scene

A famous star movements through a crowded New York venue drew attention from onlookers and a performer’s son engaged in a playful exchange about favorite classical pieces. The dialogue touched on a request for a famous work and the responder’s enthusiastic reaction to a shared musical taste.

We Teccarin New York Prategeor Plang Wei Tiadans Evevine Rolfe

Guatemala President Cabrera Not Confirmed Shot Rumor

Special to the Star reports no advices reached the Mexican embassy or the Guatemalan legation in Washington on June 1 about rumors of an assassination attempt on Guatemala's President Cabrera.

Cabrera Guatemala Mexico Washington

Local Fishermen Lose Hat During Cane Creek Fishing Trip

Judge J. F. Green and Mr. John Palmer fished Friday on Cane Creek. A rogue willow overhang caused them to capsize. Palmer lost his hat but both were unharmed, later returning to the city without a catch.

John Palmer Cane Creek

Social Whirl Highlights Weddings and Gifts in Anniston

Social events center on Miss Nell Hopkins and Miss Mary Williams with a Tyler Hill reception and a dance at the Alabama. Attendants and guests include Laurin, Garrett, Fitts, Ashley, Little, Caldwell, Reynolds, Coleman, Murphy, Kilby, Murphy, and many others. Wedding plans unfold for the Hopkins Clarkson party and the Pippin Williams nuptials with out-of-town guests traveling from Columbia, Sparta, Gadsden, and beyond.

Carrie Draper A. HH. Smith Tyler Hill Nell Hopkins Miss Draper Miss Hopkins Laurin and Garrett Fitts Ashley Little Caldwell Reynolds Coleman Hopkins Clarkson Punch Mary Murphy Aileen Douglass Pitts Luce Ruth Ledbetter Norton Johnston Kennedy Douglass Barr Knox Murphy Kilby Birmingham Thomason Williamson Darden Moseley Allen Smythe Ballard Robinson Blackwell Bell Gardner Goodwin Louise Cobb Farley Annie Farley Mary R. Smith Cook Lacy Wilson Annie Lytle Smith Weatherly Green Cameron Scott Roberts Woodruff Bugg Scott Chapman Ed Smith Wallace Bullard Hudson M.S. Houston Oxford Misses Eichelberger Gunnells Snow Mary Snow Ruth Snow Melda Eldervee Haynes Lutabelle Kilby Birmingham Age-Herald Mary Williams Anniston James Letcher Pipin James Letcher Pippin Lo’elock W. H. Williams Sterling J. Foster A. J. Nichols Columbia Tenn Mary Lee Josephine Columbia Gadsden Irene Wiliams

Anniston Trading Co Post Card Offer

Anniston Trading Co advertises new view cards priced at three dollars and invites customers to inspect their life through the latest Anniston views.

Youth Dragged by Cow Leaves Hemmed In on Lookout Mountain

Henry Sligh a 15 year old boy is in critical condition at his father J H Sligh home on Lookout mountain near Gadsden after a rope tied to his arm while guiding a frightened cow caused a fall and internal injuries.

Henry Sligh J. H. Sligh Lookout Mountain Gadsden Sligh

Man pays wife with kisses instead of cash

A Columbus man known for giving his wife a monthly roll of bills amusedly swapped payment on the first of a new month. He proposed kisses as full settlement for last month’s allowance, pocketing the cash after a brief hesitance. later the wife received both money and kisses.

Columbus Benedict Columbus Dispatch

First and Only Shooting Yarn From a Famous Sportsman

A renowned sportsman ends a night of tall tales by recounting a field shooting misadventure. He claimed to find no birds killed after firing both barrels, noting he instead collected thirty bushels of something else, a humorous misfire that ended the tale.

Tatler

Masks as disguises in philosophy and morality

The author argues that people wear masks of philosophy, philanthropy, morality, modesty, domesticity, and humility to cover ulterior aims. Merchants alone are honest, fraudulently appearing as their true selves, while others hide behind social veneers to pursue commerce or speculation.

Shingles for Sale 4x18 No 1 and No 2

Advertisement for shingles sold by F. M. House contact phone 253. Item set includes 4 by 18 inch shingles labeled as No 1 and No 2. Classified notice appears in local paper.

F. M. House

Orchard in Haywood trial sparks liar claims

Special to the Star Boise Idaho June 10 Steve Williams declares Harry Orchard a monumental liar as Orchard resumes testimony at the Haywood trial. Two years of Orchard life between the end of his statement and his penitentiary entry will be reviewed.

Boise Idaho Steve Williams Harry Orchard

Uncle Mose Defends Henhouse Attempt in Mobile Justice

An old negro, Uncle Mose, faces a Mobile justice after a bulldog bite during an attempted entry to a henhouse. He notes prior ten days given for a similar offense and argues double jeopardy may apply before being released.

Mobile Uncle Mose Jespardy Washington Post

Janocoose Women Wrestlers in Yokohama

A Japan correspondent recalls a crowded Yokohama barn where two women wrestle on a dirt ring. One quickly throws the other, the winner claimed by endurance as spectators howl and cheer. The wrestlers are described as having superb physiques and as fit mothers of soldiers.

Japan Yokohama

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American Association Louisville Kansas City Ainsi Milwaukee Minneapolis Toledo St. Paul The Weir's Olay Elam, Ordway & Houser Mias Draper R. W. Miller Piedmont Springs Hugh Walker North Alabama Walker Kate Bell Piedmont Free Kindergarten Association Horace Miller Joe Montgomery E. T. Clarkson Washington Moody Tuscaloosa Alabama Edwin Noel Bessemer L. W. Collier J. B. Warrington Hannah Crook W. F. Brown Leighton Avenue Edith Poster Cave Springs John B. Knox Margaret Dudley Reynolds Ellen Peter Bryce R. T. Huger Bryce Dr. Bryce Edgar LaRoche Clarkson South George J. Stone L. & N. District Attorney's Office Maud McLure College Park Tom McLure O. M. Revarolis Anniston Trading CO Soreopenhauer On Masks Witness Orchard Janocoese Pendle’s Market Geo. W. Persell 14Th and Noble Anniston Banking & Loan Company M. B. Wellborn Annisto Oak W. M. Schroeder
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