Train wreck at Coldwater injures L N conductor Roberts
A southbound Louisville and Nashville freight split in two at Coldwater, injuring Conductor Oscar Roberts who stood in a caboose doorway. He was taken to the Calhoun hotel, where Dr. Bowcock treats his injuries. Wrecking crews cleared the site as ore mining and washer operations expand at Woodstock.
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Calhoun Hotel
R. L. Bowcock
Niston
Birmingham Age Herald
Louisville and Nashville
Sylacauga
Fayetteville
Shelby
Virginia
Anniston
Birmingham
Southern
Louisville
Chatauqua Food Hall and Post Office Planned at Auditorium
The King's Daughters will run a restaurant at the Auditorium enclosure during the Chatauqua. H S Badders holds the contract to erect the restaurant. A post office information bureau and an external letters box will also operate within the same enclosure.
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H.S. Badders
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Miss Lucile Garrett Weds Charles Haupt in Quiet Morning Ceremony
Miss Lucile Henry Garrett and Charles Alfred Haupt married at 9 o clock in the home of Judge and Mrs Elmore Garrett with Rev D A Brady officiating. The couple will reside in Montezuma Indiana where Haupt is a druggist.
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Lucile Garrett
Charles A. Haupt
Alfred Haupt
D. A. Brady
Church of the Sacred Heart
Haupt
Montezuma
Ind
Garrett
Anniston
Overturned excursion train outrage details disputed
Superintendent W. E. Knox says accounts of the Sylacauga incident are exaggerated and that only sixteen windows were broken. He notes detectives on the case, aims to arrest all implicated, and believes ring leader Gat is located. vows swift action to protect the Alabama Mineral division’s interests.
Governor Samford Stabilizes After Critical Spell
Dr. W G Somerville reported the governor showed improvement after a dangerous night with heart issues. Private secretary T D Samford returned to Montgomery, with cautious optimism for revival though the end may come at any time. An unrelated note mentions Imported Muenchener Beer priced at 10 cents a bottle at Levi's Leaders.
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Tuskaloosa
Jane
W. G. Somerville
Goverr Baiuford
T. D. Samford
Montgomery
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Knoy
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Cold
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Alabama Mineral Division
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W. T. Williams
Mr. Roberts
Woodstock Tron Works
Tion
West Tenth Street
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Fourth Streets
Miss Lucile
Henry Garrett
Mr. Charles
James J. McIntyre
Anniston du
Ring
Camp Shipp
Miss Gar
Rett
Oxfords
Newsome’s Shoe Store
W. E. Knox
Sylacauga, Fayetteville
W. I. Knox
Birmingham Ree
Mr. Knox
Gat
Supt
Knox
Alabama Min
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