Millionaire Thaw Vows Pride After Stanford White Slaying
Special to The Star from New York June 26. Harry Thaw the Pittsburg millionaire confesses I’m glad I made a good job of it after learning Stanford White is dead. Thaw, captured at the Mason Square roof garden, was taken to police for murder and photographed in evening dress before a court hearing. He said White ruined his wife Evelyn Nesbitt and vowed to protect her, while denying further comments. Mrs. Thaw later found at friends’ home in Washingtonило.
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Star
New York
Harry Thaw
Pittsburg
Stanford White
Maison Square
White
Thaw
Tenderloin
Hodgins
Jefferson Market
Evelyn Nesbitt
Debs
Martin’s
Evelyn
Washington
Masons Install Officers at Oxford Lake Ceremony
The annual Masonic picnic and public installation at Oxford lake featured Rev. W. R. Ivey opening with prayer and H. G. Ernest delivering the address. Hartwell Lodge officers for Oxford were inducted and a dinner with Southern hospitality followed with music and East ern Star members in attendance.
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Masonic Fraternity
Oxford Lake
W. R. Ivey
H. G. Ernest
Piedmont
Inter
Mrs H. H. Henry Struck by Bottle in Hotel Kitchen
Mrs. H. H. Henry, wife of the Springs manager, is in ill health with nervous prostration after a heavy bottle was hurled at her chest by a negro cook during a hotel kitchen fracas Sunday afternoon. The cook fled. a posse searched for him with no capture by dawn.
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N&gro
H. H. Henry
Noble Grand W F McCartney Led Calhoun Lodge Meeting
Calhoun Lodge No. 203 I O O F held its regular session last night conferring the first degree on three candidates and electing officers for six months Noble Grand W F McCartney Vice Grand Chas E Thomas Secretary J G Wells Treasurer I E Watson Trustee 18 months J G Wells Visiting brethren from Chicago and Tallapoosa Ga attended and tasks for the good of the order were set.
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Calhoun Lodge No. 203
J. G. Wells
Chicago
Tallapoosa
Cannon Worsens After Saturday Shooting
Joe Cannon, shot during a scuffle with street Overseer Parker who had him in custody, is reported worse this afternoon with serious results feared.
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Joe Cannon
Parker
College Faculty Is Now Complete at Alabama Presbyterian College
The Alabama Presbyterian College announces a complete faculty for next year. W A White leads Latin and Greek, Reed Smith handles English and Modern Languages, and R D Carmichael takes charge of mathematics. Carmichael is praised for his rare abilities and has been elected a member of the American Mathematical Society.
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Alabama Presbyterian College
W. A. White
Reed Smith
R. D. Carmichael
Carmichael
American Mthematical Society
Picnic for Poor Children of the Model City July 11
Captain and Mrs Robins of the Salvation Army plan a day outing for underprivileged city children at Oxford Lake at no cost to families. Selected youngsters will be those unable to attend other picnics this summer and will receive a treat.
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Mrs. Robins
The
Salvation Army
Oxford Lake
Czar to Meet Officials Over Popular Ministry
The Czar plans a Petershof conference with government leaders where advisors say he will yield to the clamor for a popular ministry. Mouron Tsoff may retire from the cabinet, with all members chosen from the assembly except war and marine ministers.
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Mouron Tsoff
Douma
Memobra
War and Marine
Assembly
War of Ice Sellers Rages in Anniston Markets
In Anniston the Model and the Polar Bear battle for lee sales, with no abatement of fury after several days. The third party consumer benefits from the frigid dispute as prices drop to 15 cents per hundred pounds, with each company pledging to outprice the other until only the fittest remains.
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Lee
Lee Companies
Cahoun Lodge Knights of Pythias Elect Offiers
At a recent meeting Cahoun Lodge No 46 Knights of Pythias elected officers for the semi annual term. Chancel or Commander J F Spearman, Vice Chancellor W F Richie, Prelate J A Roberson, Master of Work Dr T J Brothers, Keeper of Records and Seal N L Myerson, Master of Finance J H Allen, Master of Exchequer W O Treadaway, Master at Arms N E Org, Inner Guard O A Cunningham, Outer Guard J J Worsham, Auditing Committee J A Roberson J F Spearman and G H Brommel.
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Spearman
Richie
Roberson
Calhoun Lodge
Knights of Pythias
J. F. Spear
Dr. T. J. Brothers
N. L. Myerson
Master At Arms
N. E. Org
O. A. Cunningham
J. J. Worsham
Community Picnic Donations Aid Captain’s Fund
Local effort to brighten dreary lives sets up collecting boxes in drug stores and saloons. Donations go to Captain W Robins at 913 Noble Street for a benefit picnic planned on Wednesday July 11 with expected good turnout.
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Noble Street
W. Robins
Many Musicians Gather at Teacher's Convention in Oberlin
The Music Teachers' National Association opens its 28th annual four day convention in Oberlin Ohio with a social meeting. Delegates include Albert A. Stanley of Ann Arbor George Coleman Gow of Vassar College Thomas W. Surrette of New York Edward W. Dickinson of the Berlin Conservatory and O G Sonneck of the Library of Congress. Recitals feature Edwin Grasse violin Theodore Van Yorx vocal and Oberlin College faculty among others.
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Albert A. Stanley
Ann Arbor
George Coleman Gow
Vasar Colege
Thomas W. Surrette
New York
Edward W. Dickinson
Teh Berlin Conservatory of Music
O. G. Sonneck
Library of Congress
Washington, D. C
Edwin Grasse
Theodore van Yorx
Oberlin College
Theatre Opens at Oxford Lake
The Oxford Lake theatre opened its season with a big turnout and a varied program. Highlights included Wm. Z. Rogers’ one act farce A Magic Meal Box, the diorama San Francisco Earthquake, the Acme Trio, and the Bell Sisters with Lindley. Mrs. Rogers and Mr. Rogers made a triumphant debut. moving pictures concluded the show.
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Oxford Lake
Wm. Z. Rogers
Squire Jones
A. F. Roberts
Whiperwill
Marguerite
Dixie
Wm. Z
Violet Roberta
Moving Picture
Mrs. Rogers
Little Bell Sisters
Mr. Lindley
Encampment Date Shift for Third Regiment
Montgomery June 26. Encampment of the Third Regiment at Mobile moved from July 5 to July 11 due to inability to secure train equipment.
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Mobile
Regiment to Camp on the Eleventh Says McKieroy
Colonel McKieroy said no official notice of a proposed change had been received, but the regiment would not go into camp before the eleventh and he expected instructions from the governor at any moment.
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McKieroy
Firework Blast at Granada Kills Dozens and Injures Many
In Madrid on June 26 during a pyrotechnic display at Granada a large bomb failed to explode and exploded among spectators. Seventy two people were injured, many seriously, as panic and a rush for safety spread through the crowd.
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The
Star
Madrid
Granada
Shih M 4Asim Lal
Illustrators Sing Includes Dear Old Dixie Night Show
The selections last night included When the Whip-po-will Sings Marguerite and Dear Old Dixie. The performance met well the audience expectations and delivered singing that aligned with the illustrated songs program.
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Marguerite
Dixie
Georgia Sociological Society Opens Fifth Annual Meeting
The Georgia Sociological Society begins its three day session in Atlanta with a record turnout. Topics include religion and sociology, single tax, juvenile courts, education and child labor, insurance, newspapers and crime, alcoholism and insanity, diet and medicine, plus reports on tuberculosis sanitation crime education insanity and on the negro.
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The
Star
Atlanta
Georgia Sociological Society
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