Fred Blackmon Features Speaker at Wikle Rally in Anniston
At the Noble street theater rally of Dr. J. L. Wikle followers in Anniston about 556 Citizens attended. Fred L. Blackmon delivered a feature address lasting around an hour and a half, praised by supporters who hailed him as a potential governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Wikle
Noble Street
Anniston
8. W. Tate
J. T. Hughes
Fred L. Blackmon
Mr. Kilby
Dr. Wikle
Mr. Blackman
Kilby
Ife
Wikle
Fred and
Ross
Blackmon
Hight
Height
Henderson
Baltimore
Fune
Incomplete report on West Tenth street car accident injuries
Tom Rayfield a Ward Three resident and Western Steel Car and Foundry employee was injured when a Hobson City electric car moving along West Tenth street struck him, crushing the fingers of his right hand. Witnesses say he tried to board the car in motion and was dragged, then released, leaving him with non fatal injuries and a narrow escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Rayfield
Ward Three
Western Steel Car and Foundry Company
West Tenth Street
Peerless
Hobson City Electric
Tenth Street
West Anniston
Rayfield
Mr. Rayfield
Dedication in Richmond of St James Church
Elaborate preparations are completed for the dedication tomorrow of St James Methodist church in Richmond Virginia. The church built fifteen years ago will be dedicated once debt free with Bishop Galloway of Mississippi officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
ST. James’ Church
Star
St. James’ Methodist Church
Bishop Galloway
Mississippi
Mission Conference Opens in Tulsa with Hundreds Delegates
The conference of Indian missions of the M. E. church South began in Tulsa Oklahoma today with several hundred delegates in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
I. T
Conference of Indian Missions of the
M. E. Church
South
LeGrande to Take Sheriff Post January 14 1907
Captain W. C. LeGrande elected sheriff of Calhoun county will begin duties January 14 1907. His chief deputy will be W. M. Woodruff the present sheriff. LeGrande also appoints B. F. Hubbard to oversee the jail.
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W. C. LeGrande
Calhoun County
LeGrande
W. M. Woodruff
Captain LeGrande
Sheriff Woodruff
Woodruff
Kilby Rally Echoes in Birmingham Industry Critique
Mr. Blackmon criticized Kilby for moving his industries to Birmingham and replied at length to Judge Coleman’s speech at the Kilby rally. The speakers were warmly applauded, with only a few drunks in an otherwise orderly audience. Captain Sam Smith spoke to veterans before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackmon
Kilby
Birmingham
Judge Coleman
Sam Smith
Supreme court convenes Monday for November term
The Alabama state supreme court will meet Monday for the November term with many cases on the docket. Among them is Judge Samuel L. Weaver of Birmingham cited to show cause why he should not hear the murder case of John Williams, charged in Senator Hipp's death. The Seventh division, covering multiple counties, will begin January 14.
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Star
Montgomery
State Supreme Court
Samuel L. Weaver
Birmingham
John Williams
Senator Hipp
Cullman County
New England Democrats Rally for a Bryan Movement
The New England radical wing forms a Bryan movement for 1908. A committee led by George Fred Williams Alexander Troup Governor Garvin John J. Walsh and N J Dyer plans to call 100 Bryan Democrats to meet November 14 at the Quincy House in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
New Haven
Conn
New England
Five Sundays After Fourth Monday May 1907 Notice
The document sets dates including the fifth Monday after the fourth Monday in April which falls on May 27 1907 and states the period continues for one week with related actions or announcements.
Prominent Farmer Shot By Negro at Eulaton
News reached the city of a shooting in Eulaton this morning. Charlie Gannaway shot and wounded Dave Lowe a white farmer and prominent citizen, in a dispute over crop work and payment. Gannaway fled. sheriff hunt ongoing. Lowe is dangerously wounded and en route to the city for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulaton
Charlie Gannaway
Dave Lowe
Mr. Lowe
Lowe
Gannaway
Shaw Won’t Fund Bonds or Increase Deposits Now
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw said he would not refund or buy bonds nor increase deposits or lend government money with banks unless conditions change. A bank statement showed a deficit today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Divorce bid by Duchess of Marlborough eyed for New York court
London dispatch reports Consuelo Vanderbilt, the Duchess of Marlborough, may file for divorce from her husband. An actual secret trial is deemed unlikely, with New York court as probable venue for the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
London
Duchess of Marlborough
Consuelo Vanderbilt
New York Court
Accidental Revolver Death at Phillips Andover
John B. Tracey of Mount Vernon New York a student at Phillips Andover college was shot and killed by Charles E. Riggs of Emporia Kansas in an accidental gun discharge during an exam of revolvers. The bullet entered Tracey’s mouth and pierced the brain causing instant death and Riggs expressed distress over the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andover
Mass
John B. Tracey
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Phillips-Andover College
Charles E. Riggs
Emporia
Kan
Riggs
Tracey
Brummel & Co. Forms to Succeed Wagon Makers Brummel
G. H. Brummel & Co. is formed to succeed Brummel & Pinson in wagon carriage and buggy manufacture. Partners include A. G. Donahoo president and George T. Hanks secretary treasurer. They will specialize in delivery wagons heavy drays and buggy repair at the Eleventh street factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Brummel & Co
Brummel & Pinson
G. H. Brummel
Donahoo & Co
A. G. Donahoo
George T. Hanks
Eleventh Street
Idaho Governor-Elect Gooding Thanks Taft for Campaign Help
Secretary Taft receives a telegram from F R Gooding Idaho governor elect thanking him for influencing the campaign. Gooding credits Taft with helping save Idaho for the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Washington
Navy
Taft
F. R. Gooding
Idaho
Gooding
Creator of Turmoil Dies in Vienna and Sparks Debate
Dr Carl Lueger longtime mayor of Vienna dies after mountain injury and illness. His anti Semitic rhetoric shaped Austrian politics for two decades drawing support from the poor while pleasing wealthier circles. His death would end a polarizing era in Austrian governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Carl Lueger
Lueger
Elerics
Judge Censures Jury In Racial Murder Case
In Dothan Judge Henry Pearce dismissed the jury in the William Crockett murder trial amid a sharp rebuke. He accused the panel of acquitting Crockett because he killed a negro, saying a white victim would have led to a quick guilty verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
William Crockett
Sam Henderson
Henry Pearce
Crockett
Fire Causes 500000 Damage in Scranton Businesses
Fire this morning destroyed Foote & Shears hardware store J Scott Englishs carpet store and H J D Williams & Bros restaurant in Scranton. All losses are practically covered by insurance and the blaze caused extensive damage to the business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Foote & Shears Hardware
J. Scott English
H. J. D. Williams & Bros
United States Faces Transition as Spectator Sees New York Vote
The Spectator argues America must tidy its house or face sterner discipline after New York elections. It notes a shift from extreme individualism to state control, with Hearst as a major force and Roosevelt as the rival remedy. Despair fuels calls for change and a belief Roosevelt offers the better path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
London
United States
New York
America
Hearst
the Spectator
Roosevelt
Bette Plan
Carriers Named for Calhoun Rural Route No 2
Sam J. Borders appointed carrier and William C. Borders substitute for rural route No 2 at Dearmanville Calhoun County announced in Washington dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam J. Borders
William C. Borders
DeArsmanville
Calhoun County
Washington Dispatch
Funds for Baptists Endowment Meet in Louisville
In Louisville on November 9 a mass meeting at Broadway Baptist Church aims to spark a drive to raise 500000 dollars to endow Baptist schools across Kentucky. A 100000 dollar property gift from Dr. A Gatliff of Williamsburg will serve as the nucleus of the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Broadway Baptist Church
Kentucky
Baptist Education Board
A. Gatliff
Williamsburg
No Defective Tubes in U. S. War Vessels
Rear Admiral Charles Rae engineer in chief of the Navy declares no defective tubes were used in the boilers of the battleship Louisiana or other ships. He notes tubes have been in boilers up to four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Washington
Charles Rae
United States Navy
Louisiana
Woodmen Day Draws Large Crowd at Mississippi Exposition
Jackson Mississippi nov 9 Woodmen celebrate as hundreds of Woodmen of the World members attend the state exposition with prominent speakers from the order and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Woodmen of the World
Hotel Seeks Daily Buttermilk Supply
An Alabama hotel seeks a supplier to provide three to five gallons of fresh buttermilk each day. The arrangement details and contact information are not specified in the fragment.
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Alabama
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S. W. Tate
Atlanta
Mission Conference
Calhoun
Cherokee
Clay
Cleburne
DeKalb
Etowah
Randolph
Shelby, St. Clair
Talladega
BIG Bryan Movement
New England Democrats
Marlborough
U. S
Donehoo & CO
American Politics
London Spectator
Funds For Baptists
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