Knights of Pythias Memorial Services and Odd Fellows Notice
Memorial services announced for Knights of Pythias at Parker Memorial church tomorrow at 11 o'clock with Dr. Foster delivering. Gather at Castle hall at 10:30 to march to the church. Also an Odd Fellows memorial at First Methodist tomorrow at 3:30 led by Rev. J D Simpson.
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Anniston Tops Gadsden 3 to 2 in Close Game
Gadsden hosts Anniston in a tight contest as Anniston wins 3 to 2. Smith started for Gadsden but left after three innings. Brown from Pell City relieved. Rivers allowed four hits and kept runners from scoring. The series ends with Anniston victorious and Pell City and Alabama City on schedule next.
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Two Major Leases Signed for City Buildings Today
Bass, Heard & Howle lease entire five story building at Thirteenth and Noble for five years and a rear Court street warehouse to the Shelnutt Mercantile company. Shelnutt Mercantile signs a three year lease with L H Kaplan for the Eighth and Noble property, with option to five years. plans merge three lower floors with upper floors to form premier business quarters. The Shelnutt Mercantiles, Inc. is reorganized with John Shelnutt as president, J Bryant Shelnutt as treasurer and GM, and Judge James T Greene as secretary.
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Fragmented Text on Plant Formation and Leaves
The readable fragments describe leaves and spots on trees and mention plants and a form of growth. Unclear details prevent a coherent event or subject identification and no named entities are discernible.
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Lafayette College Jubilee Marks Seventy Fifth Founding Anniversary
Special to the Star from Falton Pennsylvania June 15 Lafayette college observes its seventy fifth anniversary with commemorative exercises tied to commencement. President Warfield will preach the baccalaureate German tomorrow. Monday class day and Tuesday alumni day lead to a jubilee celebration with addresses by notable alumni and visiting educators. James Gayley of New York is the chief speaker at the graduation exercises Wednesday.
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Memorial Services for Slocum Disaster Victims in New York
Relatives and friends of the 900 or more who perished in the General Slocum disaster gathered at Lutheran Cemetery Middle Village Long Island today for memorial services. About a thousand attended, including around two hundred survivors, as graves of known and unidentified victims received floral offerings.
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St George Orders and Saintly Guardians Across Realms
The article traces St George as guardian saint of several Mediterranean and Iberian realms and notes multiple chivalric orders bearing his name across centuries. It lists orders from Venice to Bavaria and Russia, with dates ranging from 1170 to 1839, and mentions heraldic devices and distant cultural references.
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Notice of Incorporation Election for Blue Mountain Alabama
A petition by more than twenty five residents seeks incorporation as Blue Mountain Alabama. An election is set for Saturday June 22 at the school house to decide whether to form a town government. Voters must reside within the proposed boundaries for at least thirty days prior. Election officials include W F Williamson W A Powell and W He Calhwrid with clerks F Mintz M Allen and James Evans. Notices will be published in the Evening Star and posted locally. June 8 1907, EMM CROOK, Judge of Probate, Colbert County Alabama.
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