Wounded Captain McDonald Leads Third Cavalry Detail
Capt John B McDonald of the Third Cavalry and a detachment defeated insurgents in Abra province mountains. He was wounded in the lungs but the injury is not serious. The unit includes many Alabamians and is linked to Anniston and Oxford companies.
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John B. Mdonald
Manila
John B. McDonald
McDonald
Anniston
Third Cavalry
Philippine War Is Again Over
Washington May 1 Two cablegrams from General McArthur at Manila report the collapse of organized rebellion in the Philippines. Tinio surrendered with his command at Sinait and will yield all men and guns. Northern Luzon is pacified for months. Colonels Ciprano Gallao and Gregero, Katibae, Malvars with officers and men surrendered at Lipa on April 28.
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War Department
McArthur
Manila
Philippines
Tinio
Sinait
Luzon
Ciprano
Gallao
Greegero
Katibae
Malvars
Jacob Kline
Lipa
Pistol falls from pocket at Tuskegee opera house incident
Sheriff Donner’s pistol slipped from his pocket during an opera at Tuskegee. The hammer discharged and the bullet pierced Donner’s chair and struck Danner in the upper thigh before lodging, with doctors unable to locate the bullet. The weapon was a .38 Long Smith and Wesson. The wound is painful but not known to be fatal.
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Opera House
Something Doing About the Woodstock Iron Works
The Woodstock Iron Works shows activity as a washer is moved to a new site with a spur track. W F Brittain and W W Campbell supervise transport and grading. An idle furnace pump will be relocated to service a washer. The stockholders met today with most stock represented by proxy, but no business details were released. J W Woolfolk traveled from New York for the meeting. A L Tyler did not sell stock and will stay with the company in the reorganization plan.
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W. F. Brittain
A. L. Tyler
Tyler
New York
Anniston Knitting Mill to Start Up with A. L. Tyler Jr as General Manager
The Anniston Knitting Mill, led by principal owner A. L. Tyler Jr., will begin operations this month with Tyler resigning as manager of the Central Foundry Co. Annis ton plant to focus on the new venture. The successor at the pipe plant remains unannounced, likely from the New York office. Tyler’s resignation is reported to take effect around May 15.
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Anniston Knitting
A. L. Tyler, Jr
Tyler
Central Foundry Co
Anniston
Mr. Tyler
New York
Second hand organ for sale at Forbes' music store
For sale at Forbes' music store a second hand organ is offered as a bargain. The ad notes must be sold and mentions Donanco & Co. plus contact points at Forbes' shop.
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Forbes
Train collision at Calera injures three men and wrecks engines
A head on crash between Birmingham and Anniston through freight and an Aniston division freight near Calera left an engineer from the Southern severely scalded and other crew members hurt. Five cars derailed the Southern engine demolished. repairs and limited delays followed as trains resumed service. Maginee Sareh was reported dead later in the afternoon.
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Birmingham
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