Sixteen Graduates to Receive Diplomas at Abbeville School
Special to the Star Abbeville May 18 Sixteen graduates will receive diplomas at the Southern Alabama agricultural school's commencement next week Prof C J Owens former Anniston is president The baccalaureate sermon will be delivered tomorrow by Dr W M Anderson of Dothan The exercises on Tuesday evening will feature an address by Dr C C McG ilve of Montgomery
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Alabama Agricultural School
C.J. Owens
Anniston
de. W. M. Anderson
Dothan
C. C. McGiclve
Montgomery
Personal notices on visits from medical and railroad officials
Dr. J A Jackson was in Birmingham today for sessions of the state dental association. Mr STP Kennedy, secretary of the state railroad commission, visited his family this morning after arriving from Montgomery.
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Birmingham
State Dental Associa
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State Railroad Commission
Montgomery
Fay Templeton Bids Farewell After Long Stage Career
Broadway today buzzed with word of Fay Templeton retirement from the stage as flowers flooded the Grand Opera House footlights during a matinee. She will give her final bow tonight with a celebrated farewell expected to honor the beloved comedienne.
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New York
Templeton
Broadway
Grand Opera House
Migs Templeton
Seamen's Bethel concert Excites Mobile readers
The Seamen's Bethel monthly concert drew large Mobile attendance with Mr. R. V. Steele delivering a praised tenor solo. Guilds of Grace and St Michael's plan a lawn festival at Noble Institute to aid Mobile orphanage. Social events include self culture club gathering at Oks Quintard avenue and multiple Society notices about teas, talks, and preachers across the city.
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Guilds of Grace
St. Michael's
Noble Institute
Mobile
Ladies’ Guild of St. Michael and All Angels
John B. Legarde
Hero Rescues Brother Then Falls Victim to Train
Hugh Starr a 14 year old of Dallas Georgia is crushed by a Southern railway passenger train after saving his younger brother from a trestle. He directed his brother to safety but perished alongside the tracks as the engine approached. The younger boy sustained a broken arm.
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Hugh Starr
J. G. Starr
Southern Railway
Ying Starr
Dear Daughter Comfort Gleaned From London Punch
A letter from a mother expresses gratitude to the vicar for easing a church service so her daughter could attend. The vicar’s kindness is described as a joyful sign of improvement and renewed weekly attendance hoped for.
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London
Rich woman to answer for murder in South Dakota
Mrs Emma Kaufmann wife of a rich Sioux Falls brewer faces murder charges over the death of her 16 year old domestic Agnes Poirers The case will be heard in the state circuit court next week Bonds of 25000 have kept Mrs Kaufmann at liberty The murdered girl a Bohemian worker died after severe abuse and her remains showed extensive bruising and scalds as witnesses described fiendish brutality in the Kaufmann household
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Sioux Falls
Emma Kaufmann
Agnes Poirers
South Dakota
Kaufmann
Agn Oreis
Kaufman
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