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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1909

Page

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Veterans Parade Winds Up Grand Confederate Encampment

Memphis ends its Confederate Veterans encampment with a sweltering parade for fifty thousand veterans and two hundred thousand spectators. The event caps a highly successful gathering as veterans march past Governor Patterson and city leaders, amid fanfare and closing ceremonies.

Memphis Vicksburg Stephen D. Lee Lee Jackson Forrest Governor Patterson Ma Jone Main Street Poplar Linden Virginia Forrest Cavalry trans-Mississippi Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma Pacific Northwest Texas Cons Dixie

For Lee Statue Unveiling in Vicksburg

Vicksburg Mississippi prepares for unveiling of a statue honoring General Robert E. Lee. City officials host ceremonies with local leaders and veterans groups expected to attend.

Lee Vicksburg, Miss Vicksburg

Wisconsin Senator Collapses During Tariff Speech

A Wisconsin senator collapsed in the Senate chamber amid a dramatic tariff bill debate. The speech charged an immense trust expansion of 31 billion dollars over five years, highlighting the political tension surrounding the measure.

Wisconsin Senate

National Guard Encampment Dates Announced

The Alabama National Guard dates for encampments are listed: Second regiment in Montgomery from July 12 to 19. First regiment in Montgomery July 20 to 27. Third at Oxford Lake July 17 to 24. artillery and signal corps in Mobile July 23 to August 3.

Montgomery Alabama National Guard Oxford Lake Artillery and Signal Corps Mobile

Prosperity Reaches Birmingham as Steel Mill Prepares to Resume

Prosperity arrives in Birmingham as news spreads that the Ensley steel mill will resume, with the large rolling mill expected to restart bringing full activity to the Birmingham district. U S Steel increases workers wages by ten percent in Pittsburgh as six months of orders exist on double turn.

Birmingham Ensley U. S. Steel Pittsburg United States Steel Corporation

Church Looting Suspect Case Delayed To Next Wednesday

Sheriff LeGrand returns from Atlanta with A. P. Church the jeweler who faces charges of looting R. Stele & Son store. Church in jail and a preliminary trial for Church and Joe and Louie Yalovitz was postponed to Wednesday to secure witnesses and his father's presence.

LeGrand Atlanta A. P. Church R. Stele & Son Church Joe Louie Yalovitz Creen

Forgery Trial Continued in Police Court

By consent of city and accused, the forgery case against a young man identified as W. A. Dickinson was continued to tomorrow. Dickinson, arrested last night, asked the delay so his father in Dora near Birmingham could reach the city and aid him. The charge stems from alleged manipulation of bank checks. evidence to be presented remains unknown.

W. A. Dickinson Dora Birmingham Dickinson

Edward Everett Hale dies. longtime Senate chaplain

Rev Edward Everett Hale eminent Unitarian divine and Senate chaplain for years died at 39 Highland street Roxbury at 3 am after months of ill health. Born April 3 1822 he graduated Harvard 1839 and served as pastor in Worcester and Boston before retirement in 1900 and 1908 selection as Senate chaplain. He was known for reform work and public lecturing.

Boston Edward Everett Hale United States Senate Highland Street Roxbury Hale Dr. Hale Patriot Harvard Church of Unity Worcester South Congregational Church

Woolen schedule amendment defeated in Senate

The Dolliver amendment to the woolen schedule was defeated this morning in the Senate. Senator Money steered his bill through, making Scranton Mississippi a port of entry. The House paid its respects to Edward Everett Hale.

Washington Dolliver Senate Money Scranton Miss House Edward Everett Hale

Big Moonshine Plant Destroyed On Turkey Heaven Mountain

Deputy Revenue Collector 8 T Fowler led a raid near Turkey Heaven Mountain destroying a moonshine operation. A still could not be found but 1000 gallons of beer and 300 ready for conversion were dumped out and the plant equipment smashed. The Floyds remain jailed in Calhoun county.

Turkey Heaven Mountain Jim Will Floyd Turkey Heaven Mountains U. S 8.T. Fowler Floyds Calhoun County Captain Fowler Fowler

Society Girls Slashed by Burglar in Oyster Bay

Misses Bessie and Addie Towns and visitor Horsey were attacked in their room by a burglar in Oyster Bay last night. All three were slashed into unconsciousness with a large knife. Dave Malone, a society man, entered the scene but fled to fetch help as the burglar escaped. The Towns reside near the Roosevelt home and all three are part of the high society set.

Bessie Addie Towns Miss Horsey Dave Malone Roosevelt Home

State tax chairman visits Calhoun county in session

Chairman J. J. Mitchell of the State tax commission passed through Aniston on a trip from Gadsden to Talladega. He stopped to meet Calhoun county commissioners who met in executive session for over an hour. Details of the session and its outcomes were not disclosed.

J. J. Mitchell State Tax Commission Anniston Gadsden Talladega Calhoun County

Americans may invade China investors eye China trade

New York report says Morgan and Kuhn Loeb and Co Chemical National First National and other leading banks will send a representative to China to explore American investments and secure trade opportunities.

New York Morgan and Kuhn Loeb & Co Chemical National Bank First National Bank China America

Gould Suit Begins in New York Court

The suit of Mrs. Katherine Clemmons Gould against her husband, Howard Gould, was begun this morning before Justice Dowling in New York.

New York Katherine Clemmons Gould Howard Gould Justice Dowling

Hair Growing From Wood Chip Discovered in Potato Patch

In Rome on June 10, young Willie Ray found a pine wood chip about 21% inches long with a fine growth of dark hair embedded in the wood. The hair, slightly gray, appeared like that on a human head as Willie hoeing the family potato patch uncovered the specimen.

Rome Willie Ray

Feist Not Guilty In Mangrum Murder Case

In Nashville on June 10 Dr. Herman Feist was declared not guilty of the murder of Rosa Mangrum whose body was found two years ago in the river below Cairo. Feist had been sentenced to hang for the crime.

Nashville Herman Feist Rosa Mangrum Cairo Feist

Way Around the Law James J Hill Plans Massive Merge

News from New York reports that James J Hill has devised a method to bypass legal limits and merge his holdings into a single corporation with a capital exceeding 21 billion dollars, potentially the largest in the nation.

New York Wall Street James J. Hill

Stagg Sees Alabama Presbyterian College Move Toward Prominence

Dr. J. W. Stagg, elected president of the Alabama Presbyterian college in Anniston, visited Thursday with new faculty members Pross Atlen and Lang. He indicated he would accept the position and planned a strong athletic program with his brother overseeing primary education and college athletics. The college aims to attract city support and join the Southern Intercollegiate athletic association within a few years.

J. W. Stagg Alabama Presbyterian College Pross Atlen Lang Birmingham Anniston Princeton Tulane Jocal College Allen Anniston's College Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association

Explosion at Martins Ferry Furnace Kills Twenty

A blast at a Martins Ferry furnace near Wheeling West Virginia on June 10 killed twenty workers. Fifty men were nearby when molten metal sprayed from the stack leaving ten fatally burned and ten seriously burned. Several bodies were found burned.

Wheeling W. Va Martins Ferry

Blacksmith Mashburn Robbed at His Atlanta Avenue Shop

Blacksmith W. On Mashburn reports a thief rifled his wardrobe at his Atlanta avenue shop near the county courthouse entrance. About 15 dollars in cash, a ten and a five, were taken from the watch pocket of his pants hanging there. Mashburn suspects a monk thief and is pursuing a lead.

W. ON. Mashburn The Frray of Fours & Mashburn Atlanta Avenue County Court House Mr. Mashburn

School repairs planned for next term visit by officials

D. R. Murphey the city superintendent President Tyler and G. R. Todd of the school board visited the various schools this morning to decide on repairs needed before the next term. The improvements will not be extensive.

D. R. Murphey Tyler G. R. Todd

Wright Brothers Honor Guests in Washington Visit

Wilbur and Orville Wright arrived in Washington at 8 a m and were hosted at the New Willard by the Aero club of America. Rivalry for the honor of entertaining the brothers stirred Cosmos Club members, who were not chosen despite expectations.

Washington Wilbur Orville Wright Cosmos Club New Willard Aero Club of America

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Evans J. Owens Annistonian Sons OF Veterans United Confederate Veter Cazalas Supreme Court Lafollette National Guard Oyster Bay Mitchell Secret Tax Prince Serge Bolotogg Stead Mor Porter Alabama Depot Alabama Hotel Wright Bros
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