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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1907

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Ex-Postmaster’s Interview Sparks Fight For Liberty Claim

Pueblo papers publish an interview with ex postmaster M. Ragan claiming he would have resisted arrest if prepared. The piece says he would have fought to the end rather than return to the scene of his crime. Reportedly identified as a physical defect, the ex postmaster allegedly confessed after letters with a companion were found and notes he squandered most of his money before leaving Anniston.

Pueblo Colo M. Ragan Ragan Anniston

Bond Amount For Ragan And Roberts Not Stated

Judge Handley declined to name Ragan and Roberts bail until they are brought to the city. He said he would fix bail before leaving Anniston if requested by the district attorney. The same request was made regarding Arta.

Handley Ragan Anniston Arta

Death of Colonel Garrett Found Near Oxford Cemetery

Coroner J L Murphy investigated the death of Colonel Garrett an elderly Black man whose body was found yesterday afternoon in an old field near Oxford cemetery. The coroner ruled no inquest needed and Dr B Dudley Williams concurred the cause was heart failure brought on by over exertion.

J. L. Murphy Oxford Colonel Garrett B. Dudley Williams

Shelby Iron Company furnace damaged by fire in Shelby

Special to the Star Birmingham May 22 President T G Bush says the No 1 furnace at Shelby Iron Company suffered a destructive fire that destroyed the stock house and partially burned the engine room. Damage estimated at 20000 with the furnace out of commission about 30 days. The coke iron furnace fire did not affect the nearby charcoal plant and rebuilding will be improved and better equipped. Molten iron breaking from the furnace caused the blaze.

Star Birmingham T. G. Bush Shelby Iron Company

Weather Outlook for Anniston Area

Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday across Anniston and surrounding Vicinity. Mild temperatures expected with light winds and no significant precipitation anticipated.

Anniston and Vicinty

Sewerage Dominates Anniston Meeting Agenda

Seven aldermen met at city hall where the sewerage system emerged as the main issue for tomorrow’s city council session. The police chief topic was not discussed and officials doubt any change, given current salary, will occur.

Anniston E. P. Cooper Joe Dill

Hegeman Pleads Not Guilty in Forgery Perjury Indictments

John R. Hegeman president of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company pleaded not guilty today to seven forgery indictments and three perjury indictments. He was released on $10,000 bail in New York.

The Star New York John R. Hegeman Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Hegeman

Mr. Lubin Returns From Markets With Bargains

Mr. M. D. Lubin, buyer and general manager of the Cincinnati Bargain House, returned from New York and other Eastern markets with extensive purchases. He reports remarkable bargains for Cincinnati and says Anniston residents will profit as goods arrive, including dry goods, clothing, notions, shoes, millinery and more.

M. D. Lubin Cincinnati Bargain House New York Lubin Cincinnati Anniston

Rail wreck near Los Angeles kills one, injures twenty two

Train wreckers pulled apart two rails on the Southern Pacific Daylight limited one mile north of Los Angeles. The engine struck the opening at about 45 miles an hour and the train piled into the ditch. One man was killed and 22 injured, two of them fatally, as cars tumbled into wreckage.

Los Angeles Cal Southern Pacific Here

Hughes Passes Public Utilities Bill In Senate Vote

Gov. Hughes' pet measure, the public utilities bill, cleared the New York Senate this afternoon by 41 to 6 after previously passing the Assembly.

Star Albany N. Y Gov. Hughes Public State Senate Assembly

Peculiar accident wounds Lehman worker in Ward Five

Fred Bailey a young white man at the Lehman furniture shops suffered a head wound when his chopaxe slipped from the handle at about 4 PM. The blow cut a one and a half inch gash and caused heavy bleeding until he reached town for medical treatment.

Fred Bailey Lehman Furniture Ward Five

City Improves Sewage System on East Tenth Street Wilmer Avenue

The city plans major sewer upgrades at East Tenth Street and Wilmer Avenue to handle flood waters. A larger Wilmer main is being enlarged, a 24 inch terracotta pipe laid, and a diagonal 24 inch pipe to connect with an 18 inch line replacing two 6 inch pipes on Tenth Street to relieve long standing drainage problems.

East Tenth Street Wilmer Avenue Tenth Street

Six White Miners Killed in Wreck

Dayton Tenn May 22 A special to the Times from Dayton reports six white miners killed and several injured when two runaway freight cars struck a train carrying 200 miners returning from the Dayton Coal and Iron Company mines yesterday afternoon.

Chattanooga the Times Dayton Tenn Dayton Coal and Iron Company

Finnish Women Take Seats in New Legislature

Helsinki May 22 The assembling of the new Finnish legislature marks a milestone in women’s emancipation with 19 of 199 members as women and Baroness Alexandra Grippenberg leading among them, notable for her recognition in England and America.

Helsingfors Alexandra Grippenberg England America

Heflin Man Granted Patent for Rail Brace

Richard C. Stevens of Heflin Alabama has been granted a patent for a rail brace in Washington on May 22.

Heflin Washington Richard C. Stevens Ala

President Butler urges permanent international tribunal

Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, spoke at the Lake Mohonk conference on international arbitration in New York on May 22. He argued that the era is one of internationalism and that the New York congress advanced international justice by half a century. He urged turning the permanent Hague court into a true judicial tribunal and for the Hague conference to meet automatically at regular intervals. Andrew M. White was listed among tonight's speakers.

Lake Mohonk N. Y Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia University New York Butler Hague Court Andrew M. White

Peary Day In Oregon Schools Aids North Pole Expedition

Public schools across Oregon on May 22 held Peary day collecting small pupil contributions for the Robert E. Peary expedition fund. Officials expect about $5,000 raised in the state toward the $60,000 total needed for the new North Pole voyage.

Porledand Ore Peary Oregon North Pole Robert FE. Peary

Rioting on Waterfront In Brooklyn Amid Longshoremen Strike

On May 22 in Brooklyn, a riot erupted between striking longshoremen and strike breakers. About 300 non-union workers were halted and urged to quit as rocks and clubs flew. A non-union man reportedly fired a revolver before police restored order and arrested the shooter.

The Star New York Brooklyn

Louisville officials removed after election declared invalid

The court of appeals ruled the November 1905 Louisville and Jefferson County election was not free and equal due to violence and fraud. Fifteen officials were removed, vacating the affected offices and prompting new appointments.

Star Frankfort Louisville Jefferson County Court of Appeals

Drunken Youth Kills Officer in Brookside Shooting

Brookside officer Marshal Gregory was shot in the face and killed by 19 year old Felix Itson after an attempt to arrest him. Itson fled and remained at large. he had been drinking and disorderly when he fired through a window with buckshot.

The Star Birmingham Marshal Gregory Brookside Felix Itson Itson

Preparations Underway for Teddy's Summer Vacation

Washington May 22 Preparations are underway for the president and family to spend their usual summer vacation at Oyster Bay The Summer Capital in Moore's store building will house Secretary Loeb who will travel daily to obtain presidential signatures The president sails for Sagamore Hill June 12 and plans to return September 29 then proceed to Canton Ohio for McKinley monument dedication

Washington Oyster Bay Loeb Moore Sagamore Hill Canton McKinley

Lynching After Manassas Assault Sparks Fatal Clash

In Claxton Georgia on May 22 a mob killed white farmer John Haire and negro Sam Padgett and Padgett’s ten year old daughter after a posse tried to search Sam Padgett’s house for harboring a suspected assailant of Mrs Laura Moore. Seven people were injured including W B Pearson James A Daniel and Dr J L Kennedy. The suspected assailant remained at large.

Star Claxton Laura Moore Manassas Tatnall Counery John Haire Sam Padgett Lynehed Padgett W. B. Pearson James A. Daniel J. Ll. Kennedy Mlem Padgett Bartow Pearson James Daniel J. L. Kennedy

Alabama Shows Great Progress

The Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index notes 22 new corporations with minimum capital of 1 026 400 across industrial, construction and business sectors in the past week. Pro rected hotel and school buildings target Edgeley Florence Woodlawn and Ensley, with bonds and sewers planned. Alabama items include brick and tile, cement, fertilizer, oil mills, power plants, and a ten story Birmingham building. Contract awards list a Mobile church and a Mobile warehouse among others.

Columbus Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index Georgia Alabama Edgeley Woodlawn Florence Montgomery St. Stephens Clayton and Samson Columbiana Wedowee Samson Ft. Payne and Anniston Ensley Birmingham Tuscumbia Odd Fellows Cullman Pratt City Lumber Company Rushton Esecambia Covington

Horseshoeing by Geo. 8. Peterson at Brummel Co Shop

George 8 Peterson conducts all horseshoeing work at G. H. Brummel & Co's shop located on East Tenth Street.

Geo. 8. Peterson G. H. Brummel & Co East Tenth Street

Expert horseshoer George Peterson at Brummel & Co shop

George Peterson, the city’s sole expert horseshoer, works with H. Brummel & Co. at Donahoo’s old shop, fe9-e-0-d-tf.

George 8. Peterson H. Brummel & Co Donahoo

All kinds of hauling for prompt prompt prompt service

Model Ice Co offers broad hauling services with quick response and telephone contact at 59 mh2-tf.

Model Ice Co

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