Bond Set At 14000 In Circu s Suit Over Jones Circus
A bond of 14000 is required within 24 hours to dissolve a sheriff’s attachment on the Jones circus. Judge Crook issued the attachment over alleged mistreatment of W H Cannady’s son. The show moved to Jacksonville for two performances today with Sheriff LeGrande in charge to await bond closure.
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Jones
Jacksonville
W. OC. LeGrande
W. H. Cannady
Jones Circus
Crook
le Grande
J. A. Jones
Cannady
LeGrande
Ben Cannady
Young Cannady
Young Canady
Murphey to Deliver Principal Address at Heflin Commencement
Superintendent D. R. Murphey of Anniston public schools will deliver the Murphey annual address at the collegiate institute commencement in Heflin. The event follows the annual sermon by Rev. E. E. Folk of Nashville on May 7 at 8 p.m. Folk is editor of the Baptist Reflector and brother of Missouri Governor Joe Folk.
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Collegiate Institute
Heflin
D. R. Murphew
Anniston
E. E. Folk
Baptist Reflector
Nashvil
Joe Folk
Missouri
Tennessee
Mr. Murphey
Tracer Methodist Church to mark semi centennial jubilee
Parishioners at Tracer Methodist Church, Towa Falls Iowa, plan a two week semi centennial celebration beginning tomorrow. Speakers include Iowa State College president Storms, Morningside College president Lewis, Cornell professor Betts, Rev E J Lockwood, and Dr T C Cliff of Omaha.
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Towa Falls
Iowa
Methodist Church
Tracer
Storms
Iowa State College
W. 8. Lewis
Morningside College
Betts
Cornell College
E. J. Lockwood
Cedar Rapids
T. C. Cliff
Omaha
Shriners Train Wreck Wounds Twelve Passengers
A west bound Santa Fe passenger train carrying Mystic Shriners to Los Antonos was wrecked 20 miles south of Raton New Mexico. Twelve of the 208 passengers were injured ten seriously but none fatally.
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The
Star
Ratoon
N. M
Santa Fe
Los Antos
Here
American Therapeutic Society Opens Eighth Annual Meeting
Prominent medical figures from across the country gathered at the Hotel Raleigh in Washington for the eighth annual session of the American Therapeutic Society. President Robert Reyburn presided as reports and routine business opened the meeting. Harvey W. Wiley addressed the group on pure drugs.
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The
Star
Washington
Raleigh
American Therapeutic Society
Robert Reyburn
Harvey W. Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Irish International Exposition Opens in Dublin
The Irish International exhibition opens in Dublin with Marquis of Ormande presiding. It showcases Irish and global industries arts education textiles engineering agriculture and more across fifty two acres at Her Park with concerts and amusements for visitors.
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Marquis of Ormande
Trish
Her Park
Dubliney
Pembroke
Earl of
McEldery to Attend Vienna World Cotton Convention
Hon. George T. McEldery of Talla dega will travel to Europe to represent the state farmers at the world cotton convention in Vienna on May 26.
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Alabama
Europe
George T. McEldery
Talladega
Vienna
Instantaneous Gas Water Heater Guarantees Boiling Water On Demand
A new instantaneous gas water heater promises boiling water instantly whenever lit, providing continuous hot water day or night. The unit is designed for immediate heating without storage, delivering consistent performance.
Plans for New City Hospital by Drs Sellers
Drs E M and W D Sellers of Tyler Hill and Constantine Block prepared plans for a two story frame and brick hospital to open by July 1. The complex will house 25 white patients and a smaller separate building for negro patients. Total cost around 15000 plus furnishings, site not yet decided, contract to be let soon.
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Drs. Sellers
Auburn Glee Club Cancels Anniston Engagement
A telegram from A. J. Thomas to Ed Smith of the Noble Street theater states the Auburn Glee Club cannot come to Anniston Monday night. The cancellation disappoints local college supporters as advance seats were sold and extensive advertising had built expectation for the performance.
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Auburn Glee Club
Anniston
Ed Smith
Noble Street Theater
A. J. Thomas
Glee Club
College Songsters
Gto
Rossi the tenor dies after self inflicted wound in melancholy
Arcangelo Rossi, the famous tenor, died in Rome after attempting suicide Thursday in a fit of despair over his voice. Doctors failed to stop the bleeding after he drew scissors and cut his tongue following a dinner with friends.
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Rome
Arcangelo Rossi
Honor Rolls for Fifth Ward School Second and Third Grades
The Fifth ward school issues honor rolls for the second and third grades. Second grade names include Clara Bates Kate Kennedy Abbi Long Julia Mills Maggie Siskie Ruth Wigley. Third grade lists Edwin Borders Claud Casey Elzia Duncan Tom Banks Reese Jackson Terman Moore John Whelchel Frank Montgomery Pred Brandt May Yeatman Myrtle Cater Lena Jones Bessie Dunston Y Z Richey Rena Adair Lessie Foote Ruth Hayes Clara Shaver Rosa Presley Byron Shelton Birdie Moore Dissie Butler.
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Fifth Ward
Clara Bates
Kate Kennedy
Abbi Long
Julia Mills
Maggie Siskie
Ruth Wigley
Edwin Borders
Claud Casey
Elzia Duncan
Tom Banks
Reese Jackson
Terman Moore
John Whelchel
Frank Montgomery
Pred Brandt
May Yeatman
Myrtle Cater
Lena Jones
Bessie Dunston
Y. Z. Richey
Rena Adair
Lessie Foote
Ruth Hayes
Clara Shave
Weather forecast for Anniston and vicinity
The forecast calls for fair and cooler tonight with a warmer Sunday. Expect continued fair conditions across Anniston and surrounding areas with mild temperatures and light winds.
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Anniston
Pell City Arrives for Afternoon Double Header
Pell City baseball team, led by Mr V P Pratt, travels to the city for a two game afternoon double header with the Anniston Turks. Lineups include Hogg Denby D Pratt Stephens W Pratt Lewis Wait Pair and Seaborn with O Mara pitching in the second game.
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V P. Pratt
Pell City
Jocal Diamond
Anniston Turks
Hogg
Seaborn
Denby
D. Pratt
Stephens
W. Pratt
Lewis
Wait
Pair
O’mara
Anniston
Proctor Not Dog Bitten All Due To A Joker
William Cooper Procter the Cincinnati soap magnate is not in New York for rabies treatment. A joke by a Cincinnati newspaper man led to erroneous reports that he was bitten by a dog and seeking therapy. The tycoon dismisses the tale as humorous speculation.
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Proctor
The
Star
New York
William Cooper Proctor
Cincinnati
How We Have Used Up the Lumber Since 1380
Forestry experts say since 1880 the lumber taken from U S timber has been enough to cover 25,000 square miles.
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Washington
United States
Private counsel to Gov Hughes dies by own action at sea
Ernest W Huffcutt private counsel to Gov Hughes of New York committed suicide aboard the People’s Line steamer Morse en route to New York City. He was dean of Cornell Law School about 35, had drafted utility bill work, left letters to the coroner and his sister, and asked cremation with no public funeral.
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Star
New York
Ernest W. Huffcutt
Gov. Hughes
People’s Line
CO. W. Morse
Huffcutt
Cornell Law School
Lillian Huffcutt
Robert Fuller
Hughes
Kelsey
Agent and former worker killed in Woodstock duel
Irmingham May 4. FE Sullivan agent of the Alabama Great Southern railroad at Woodstock and John Richardson alias Frank Richardson a discharged negro section laborer are both dead after a pistol and shotgun duel at Woodstock. Richardson fired five times. Sullivan fired twice with a shotgun wounding Richardson in the face fatally and Sullivan in the abdomen fatally.
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Irmingham
FE. Sullivan
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Woodstock
Ala
John Richardson
Frank Richardson
Sullivan
Copeland
Richardson
Columbus
Miss
Mr. Sullivan
Presbyterians Play Deaf Mates In Talladega Clash
Alabama Presbyterian college baseball heads to Talladega to face the local deaf and dumb college team. Reed Smith coaches the Presbyterians while Gordon and McCaffrey form the battery for the Model City squad in a closely matched contest.
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Reed Smith
Talladega
Alabama Presbyterian College Baseball Bunch
Gordon
McCaffrey
Model City College
Will Fleming and others sentenced at City court
Will Fleming received five years hard labor in the penitentiary after a second murder case appeal. J W Bowling and Tenry Surratt got 15 and 18 months for selling mortgaged property. All prisoners voiced poor health claims as Judge Coleman closed the special jury term. Mrs Surratt attended the proceedings.
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Will Fleming
Jules Tyre
Coleman
Fleming
J. W. Bowling
Tenry Surratt
Bowling
Surratt
Anniversary of Great Movement Remembrance in Mission History
Special to the Star New York May 4 The centennial of Christian missionary work in China is marked with a worldwide service. Robert Morrison born in 1782 went to Canton in 1807 as a translator for the West India Company later teaching Chinese, founding a college and translating the Bible. At his arrival foreigners could not learn Chinese or reside beyond trade. Morrison converted seven years after arrival. By 1834 only two Protestant missionaries were present. now about 2 500 serve in China and converts exceed 150 000.
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the Star
New York
Celeion
Robert Morrison
Morrison
England
Canton
China
London Missionary Society
West India Company
Chinese Empire
Mark Twain Debunks Death Rumor Again
New York May 4 Special to the Star Mark Twain repeats reports of his death are greatly exaggerated He says only storm he faced lately involved controversy over his remarks about Christian Science and a staged actors lawsuit not a sea voyage mishap.
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Star
New York
Mark ‘Twaila
H. A. Rogers
Hampton Roads
Clemens
Daughter of Sheriff Proved a Heroine in Jail Incident
At Decatur jail on May 4 a mob sought the negro assailant. Beatrice Shipp, daughter of Sheriff Shipp, stood by her father bravely, declaring she would assist if needed.
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Decatur
Beatrice Shipp
Sheriff Shipp
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