Labor Night Parade Headlines Anniston Carnival
Crowds crowded the Midway as labor night in Anniston drew praise from hundreds on the sidewalks. A torchlight procession led by Ed Livingston showcased union strength with a dignified carriage scene and remarks by Judge Stanley. Griff Sprouil and Bagley rode camels at the rear.
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Anniston
Rnival
Ock
Lcott
Ed. Livingston
C. Echard
Anniston Trades’ Council
H. J. Young
Clerks’ Union
Sam Rand, Jr
Trades’ Council
Z. Henderson
Stanley
Incoming Vessels to Be Examined Amid Plague Reports
U S officials report two cases of rubinic plague and other suspicions in a Liverpool hospital. The outbreak prompts immediate investigation by Sur geon General Wyman and Assistant Surgeon Thomas, with stricter checks on ships and passengers from Liverpool. In Glasgow four suspected cases appeared with one fatality, leading to hotel closure and guest evacuation.
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Washington
United States
Liverpool
State Department
Marine Service Hospital
Wyman
Thomas
Glasgow
Central Station
Caledonian Railway
Carnival A Decided Success Throughout
Interest in the carnival remains high and hundreds enjoy Midway attractions. The event is praised for orderly conduct and clean shows. Tonight may not break attendance records, but tomorrow’s close is expected to bring a huge crowd to the grounds.
Torch Light Parade Repeated After Successful Night
The torch light procession given so successfully last night will be repeated tomorrow night, inviting public attendance and ceremonial observation by residents.
Master of Trains Created for Alabama Mineral Division
Mr J N Teague has been appointed master of trains for the Alabama Mineral division of the Louisville and Nashville railway. The new post, created due to increased business, was approved by Superintendent W E Knox and confirmed by L N officials in Louisville. Teague has spent eleven years as yard master of the division with headquarters in this city and will operate from offices at the roundhouse frame.
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J. N. Teague
Alabama Mineral Division
Louisville and Nashville Railway
Teague
W. E. Knox
Louisville
Round House
Jubilee parade to close Farmers' and Citizens' Court House carnival
Tonight at seven o'clock a parade will be held featuring camels donkeys sword fighters and a troupe playing Midway music for the Streets of Jairo as the Jubilee winds down.
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Court House
Jairo
Public Land Sales Hit New High in Fiscal Year
The annual report of Commissioner Hermann of the General Land Office shows 15,562,766 acres of public land disposed of in the last fiscal year, up 2,108,908 acres from the previous record year.
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Wasmingaton
Tne
Hermann
General Land Office
Southern Railway Announces Winter Resort Excursion Rates
Effective October 11 1901 excursion rates are placed on sale by the Southern railway to principal winter resorts in the South and Southwest. Agents are instructed to provide full information on request.
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Southern Railway
Model Laundry Ad Emphasizes Clear Water Soap
A brief laundry ad notes clear water and good soap as principals for washing clothes. The Model Laundry operates at 12th and Noble.
Wanted Book Keeper and Shipping Clerk Ad
WANTED-Book keeper and shipping clerk. Address by letter X. Y., care Star. 30. 3t.
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X. Y
Eare Star
Hagaman of Alabama Judge in Chicago Insane After Terror
Canada November 1 Overstudies and Cuban fever are blamed for Henry Hagaman 24 son of Jadee Hagaman of Clayton Alabama a Chicago University student. With two army revolvers a cavalry saber and two Indian clubs he terrorized the university boarding house district for four days. Hagaman helped organize the Second Alabama Regiment and was an officer but contracted Cuban fever and now is insane. Several days ago he grew irrational drove a roommate out and threatened neighbors. classmates tried to intervene.
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Canwada
Henry
Hagaman
Jadee HL
C. Hagaman
Clayton
Ala
University of Chicago
Uaganay
Alabama
Cuba
Twelve Americans repulse insurgents near Samar
Advices from Catbalogan Samar report twelve men of Company G Ninth Infantry under Sergeant Williford attacked by 140 insurgents near San Antonio. Two soldiers killed two wounded. Williford stood firm and led. Fourteen insurgents killed in the clash.
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Manila
Catbalogan
Island of
Samar
Lafotry
Willford
San Antonio
Williford
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Aniston
Birmingham
Gurnee
Mieventh
Noble
Fourteenth
Quintard Avenue
Tenth
Messrs
Griff Sprouil
Bagley
Cairo
Judge Stanley
Ed. McDonald
I. Katzenstein
John Andrews
Ernest Moore
Mr. Hopkins
MR. Teague
Ton
Annisse
Noble Street
Victor C. Dry
Chicago University
Land Office
Ror
The
University
Snow Blake
Cody
Jos. Saks & Co
Head To Foot Outfitters
Jos. Saks & Co., Props
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