Ansonville Firemen Prepare For Ashville Tournament
Members of Company No. 2 Annis ton Fire Department begin practice for the Firemen tournament at Ashville North Carolina July 10 12. Practice was to start this afternoon but bad weather may postpone. The event includes five departments from the United States with prizes for winners and Anniston company will contest.
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Anniston Fire Department
Ashville
North Carolina
United States
Anniston Company
Supreme Court Reports Volume 142 Ready for Sale
Montgomery Alabama June 12 The usual edition of 1909 copies of Volume 142 Supreme Court Reports has been received by Secretary of State E R McDavid. About 200 copies go to judges and state officers. the rest to the legal fraternity at sale.
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Montgomery
Supreme Court Reports
Secretary of
E.R. McDavid
Alabama
Tucker executed for Mabel Page murder in Boston
Charles J. Tucker, convicted of murdering Mabel Page, was electrocuted shortly after midnight in Boston. The execution concludes a lengthy trial and sentencing process, with details noted by officials at the facility.
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Mabel Page
Boston
Mass
Charles J. Tucker
Rate Bill in Conference
House sent the railroad rate bill to a conference again after senate request. June 12 report from Washington notes the House action as the two chambers seek a final agreement on railroad rate regulations.
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The
Star
Washington
House
Senate
Weather Bureau Inspection In City For Promotion
Mr N B Conger of Detroit inspector for the weather bureau is in the city to thoroughly examine the local weather bureau station. Observer W F Clark will be examined for the third and last time. success could place him in charge of a first class office. Friends wish him well.
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Conger
MR. Clark
Clark
Senator Thomas Jefferson Dies After Paralysis
State Senator Thomas Jefferson was struck by paralysis this morning in Dover Delaware and died shortly after.
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Ator Thomas Jefferson
A Yellow Journalist by Miriam Michelson at Robinsons
Miriam Michelson presents a profile of sensational journalism era at Robinsons Library. The piece explores bold reporting style and the public appetite for dramatic stories during early 20th century media.
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Miriam Michelson
Robinson’s Library
Josephine Terranovia Paroled After Acquittal
Josephine Terranovia, acquitted of murdering her aunt and with the uncle indictment dismissed, was paroled this morning. She left the criminal court in a closed carriage and, per her counsel, would be out of the city within twenty four hours.
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Criminal Court
One Life Lost in Omaha Fire at Armour Plant
Fire in south Omaha destroyed the Oleo department of Armour Packing Co. Cornelius Denny of the packing house department was killed by falling walls. Origin of the blaze unknown. Loss put at under 50 000 dollars.
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Omaha
Omaha, Neb
Oleo Department
The
Armour Packing Com
Hackett Nominated for Congress by Eighth District
Raleigh June 12 The Democratic convention at Statesville nominated Richard N. Hackett of Wilkes County for Congress. He faces opposition from the incumbent Republican Spencer Blackburn.
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Day
Richard N. Hackett
Expert handwriting expert Col. E. B. Hay dies in Washington
Col. Edwin B. Hay, renowned handwriting expert and prominent Mason, Odd Fellow, and Elk, died in Washington after several weeks illness. He was born in Norfolk, Virginia in 1849. The death occurred last night according to reports from the capital.
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E. B. Hay
Win B. Hay
Norfolk, Va
The
Masons, Odd Fellows and Elks
Man shoots woman then wounds self in Baltimore
In Baltimore this morning Chas Boom, 22, shot Mrs. Anna Witz, 23, in the right temple then fired on himself, sending bullets to his head and heart. Both are in precarious condition. The pair had recently arrived from Staunton, Virginia where the woman is married. A quarrel preceded the shooting.
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Boom
Anna Witz
Maccabee Temple Dedicated in Port Huron Michigan
The Modern Maccabee temple in Port Huron was dedicated with elaborate ceremonies marking the order's 25th anniversary. Supreme headquarters are in Port Huron and will move into the new temple, which cost over $80,000 and features a grand entrance and a massive dome.
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The
Star
Port Huron
Mich
Order
Inent
New Craft Method Is Developed
The Interstate Commerce Commission resumed sessions in Philadelphia on June 12 to advance corroborative evidence about graft methods between coal companies and railroad officials. The schemes involved stock gifts that granted preferential transportation advantages, and the commission will remain in session for several days to continue its inquiry.
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the Star
Philadelphia
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Negro brought here to prevent lynching in Salem case
Raleigh June 12 Jim Sanders, one of the two negroes arrested at Salem for an attempted assault on Pearl Jones, a telephone operator, was brought to Raleigh this morning to avert lynching. The other negro shot by Miss Jones is alive but may die at any moment.
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The
Star
Raleigh
Jim Sanders
Salem
Pearl Jones
Jones
Trading Company TJ Remodel Store and Occupy It All
On June 15 the Pelham Guards A N G will move from the Houser building to the space above Smoot Bell grocery. The Trading Company will remodel the Houser building to expand goods and occupy it fully. Clionian club headquarters must move from the third floor with new rooms to be decided at an officers meeting.
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Pelham Guards, A. N. G
Houser
Anniston Trading
Clionian Club
Benefit for Ellen Terry in London today
London all day focused on a benefit for Ellen Terry marking the golden jubilee of her stage debut. Drury Lane hosted the event with top managers and actors, seats sold out weeks ahead, and many subscriptions flowing in. The program featured a second act of Much Ado About Nothing led by Ellen Terry as Beatrice and a cast including Marion Terry Kate Terry Minnie Terry and Fred Terry.
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Ellen Terry
Beatrice
Marion Terry
Hero
Kate Terry
Ursula
Minnie Tery
Margaret
Fred Terry
Don Pedro
Convention Formed To Unite Fruit and Produce Raisers
In Chicago Ti June 12 a convention at the Great Northern hotel gathered under the American Society of Equity to form a national association of fruit produce and poultry raisers. The plan aims to remove commission men and create central agencies to raise producer returns.
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Great Northern Hotel
Association of Fruit
Southern music teachers hold annual session in Gainesville
The Southern Music Teachers association opened its annual meeting in Gainesville Georgia with the Georgia Music Teachers association. President Frank Nelson of Knoxville presides as attendees fill the hall for three days of routine business and recitals by noted pianists and musicians.
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The
Star
Gainesville
Southern Music Teachers’ Association
Georgia Music Teachers’ Association
Frank Nelson
Knoxville
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets Promoted
If your stomach trembles you do not conclude there is no cure for many have been permanently cured by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Get a free sample at J L Wikle's drug store and give them a trial. They also cure constipation and biliousness.
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Chamberlain
J. L. Wikle
New Auto Law in Virginia Goes Into Effect Today
Virginia’s new automobile law requires all vehicles to be registered and licensed by the Secretary of State. Cities set speed limit at twelve miles per hour with fifteen miles outside towns. Unattended cars must be locked. violations carry fines of 10 to 100 dollars and up to thirty days imprisonment or both.
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Virginia
Son of Georgia Governor Hosts Eerie Skull Dinner
In Atlanta on June 12 Julius Brown, son of the Georgia war governor, held a notable fifty eighth birthday dinner for twelve guests including Gov. Terrell. The table featured black cloths and skull motifs with a monk figure under a chandelier, and candles were extinguished after each course until all lights were out.
Addicks Confirms End Not Yet in Delaware Caucus
Dover Del June 12 J Edward Addicks declares he will be a United States Senate candidate at the next regular session of the Delaware legislature after last night s caucus nominated Col Henry A Dupont He predicts Dupont and he will back each other in 1907 and says the senatorial warfare in Delaware is at an end Allee is eliminated in every contingency
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the Star
Dover
Del
United States
Allee
Delaware Senate and House Choose Du Pont Senator
In a separate session the Delaware legislature elected Col Henry A Du Pont United States senator for the term ending March 4 1911. Du Pont received 28 votes from Democratic blanks and Addicks one. The vote will be ratified in joint session tomorrow.
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The
Star
Dover
Del
Delaware
Col
Henry A. Dupont
United States
Dupont
That Pact Story Denied by Dupont Family Friend
Dover Delaware June 12 a personal friend and legal adviser of the Dupont family denies that there was any pact between Dupont and Addicks for the election of the latter as the next senator.
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Dupont
The
Star
Dover
Del
Sena
Pelham Guards Plan Twice-Weekly Drills for Encampment
The Pelham Guards held a regu lar drill with strong attendance and awarded a business meeting order for drills twice weekly on Mondays and Thursdays until July 4. The group prepares for the state encampment in Mobile July 5 to 12, and Company D is in excellent condition heading to Mobile with a large contingent.
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Mobile
Hughes Named to Succeed Matthews at Montgomery Court
Judge A D Sayre announced Deputy Clerk Henry N Hughes will become clerk of the Montgomery city court. He takes over after Henry H Matthews, an uncle of Hughes, died last week. Hughes has run the office during Matthews illness and has served as deputy clerk for seven years.
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Montgomery
A. D. Sayre
Henry N. Hughes
City Court of
Henry H. Matthews
Mr. Hughes
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Detroit, Mich
the Weather Bureau
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W. F. Clark
Mr. Conger
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New York
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Blackburn
Hacktt
Raleigh, N. C
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Wilkes County
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Baltimore
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Death's Door
Smoot & Bell
Trad
Ing Company
Terry
London
Tresses
Arange
Drury Lane
Chicago
American Society of
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Southern Music Teachers
Richmond
Tary
State
Eggleston
Ginia
Secretary of State
J. Edward Addicks
Georgia
Atlanta, Ga
Julius
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Addicks
Dela
Ware
J. Edward
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Col. Dupont
H. A. Dupont
Pact
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Pelham Guards
H. N. Hughes
Matthews
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