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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1901
Page
7
Manila reports Capt John B McDonald of Third Cavalry wounded in the lungs while leading a detachment against insurgents in Abra province last week. A private was killed. McDonald, brother of Mrs H D Barr of Anniston, is described as well known locally.
Two War Department cables from General MacArthur in Manila report surrender of General Tinio and his command at Sinait. The first department of Northern Luzon is pacified, with several senior officers including Ciprano, Gallao, Greegero, Katibae, and Malvars surrendering at Lipa on April 28 with twenty-three officers, eighty-six rifles and accompanying men.
Sheriff Conner's pistol fell from his pocket at the Tuskegee opera house and discharged after striking the hammer. The bullet pierced the chair back and lodged in Mr. Donner's upper thigh while Mr. Danner remained treated. doctors have not located the ball yet. The wound is painful but not necessarily fatal.
The Woodstock Iron works shows activity as a washer moves up the hill and a spur track is built. a pump at the furnaces is moved to service a washer. The annual stockholders meeting convened at 2 pm with most shares represented by proxy. no business details were released. J W Woolfolk attended from New York and A L Tyler reportedly did not sell his stock and will stay in the company amid reorganization plans.
Tyler Jr. will be general manager of the new Anniston Knitting Mill and sole owner in part. He resigns as manager of the Tyler plant at Central Foundry Co to devote full attention to the new venture. The Pipe plant successor will be named from New York soon with May 15 as a probable start date for Tyler’s resignation.
A head on collision at Calera crossing involved a Birmingham and Ronston through freight and an Aniston division Southern freight. One Southern engine was demolished and ten cars wrecked. engineer and brakeman severely scalded. Reports say Engineer Smith and others suffered serious injuries. one name Waginee Satth was later reported dead.
Bargain sale of a used organ at Forbes' music store prompts quick purchase with a note that it must be sold. Local ad hints at affordable price and urgent sale timing.
A brief sale notice lists Goodhouse and Jet available at the Wilmer and Twenty fourth corner. Charlie Randolph can be reached at Sixth and Mulberry for further details. A. 29-6t. A few pieces of figured pique priced at 10 cents per yard. 20-m we BEEHIVE.
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