Jail lodging after arrest in Emlaton shooting case
Charlie Gannaway was arrested and jailed for the shooting of Dave Lowe in Emlaton last Saturday. George Hawkins, who faced threats from Gannaway, tracked him in a corn field and secured his surrender before turning him over to authorities. The warrant was issued by Judge Crook and returnable next Friday, though Lowe may be unavailable to attend.
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Charlie Gannaway
Dave Lowe
Emlaton
George Hawkins
Gannaway
Hawkins
LeGrande
George
Crook
Lowe
Dominion steamer wrecked off Quebec coast with 600 aboard
Special to the Star from Halifax reports the steamer Dominion carrying 600 passengers and 3,000 tons of cargo grounded on rocks off Montagna, Quebec. A snowstorm hinders rescue efforts as the ship reportedly faces total loss with all on board at risk.
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The
Star
Halifax
Dominion
Montana
Quebec
Degg Trial Set For November 26
Gadsden November 12 Yolande Degg a white woman charged with the murder of Aubrey Womack will be given a trial Monday November 26 with a special venire of 45 jurors approved by the court.
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Gadsden
Yolande Degg
Aubrey Womack
Weather Forecast for Anniston and Vicinity
Forecast for Anniston and vicinity calls for fair weather tonight and Tuesday with frost tonight.
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Anniston and Vicinity
Preebooters Join Boer Forces In Uprising
Special to the Star from Capetown South Africa dated November reports armed freebooters from German possessions crossing the British frontier to join Boer bands under Fereira They move toward the Orange River to join Germans prisoners captured and substantial ammunition seized Reinforcements expected to strengthen Fereira's force with followers flocking to his banner
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The
Star
Capetown
South Africa
Fereira
Orange River
Kuruman
Noted swindler Norton arraigned on $3 million case
Charles Whit ney Norton was arraigned today before U S Commissioner Foote on charges tied to swindling operations totaling about 3 million dollars. Police and postal authorities say he victimized people nationwide by selling bonds, stocks, mortgages and other negotiable papers on commission while keeping the proceeds.
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Chicago
Charles Whitney Norton
United States
Foote
Norton
Southern immigration and quarantine conference opens in Nashville
Hundreds of delegates from Maryland to Texas meet in Nashville as Governor Cox opens the second annual Southern immigration and quarantine conference. Governors Blanchard Heyward Cox and Vardaman attend with rail, embassy, and health representatives to discuss migrant labor, education for negroes, and Southern development.
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The
Star
Nashville
Maryland
Texas
Missouri
Florida
Goveror
John S. Cox
Southern Immigration and Quarantine Conference
Governors Blanchard
Louisiana
Heyward
South Carolina
Cox
Tennessee
Vardaman
Mississippi
Glenn
North Carolina
Washington
Hall of Representatives
State Capitol
South
Gove Blanchard
Tigers Caught in The Cay Dens Raided
Local authorities raided the Cay dens in a broad crackdown on illegal tiger trafficking activities. No injuries were reported as officers secured the area and detained several suspects pending further investigation.
Two Negro bootleggers nabbed by city officers on whisky raids
Police seized liquor from two bootleggers on West Tenth Street and at Eighth and Noble. W. A. Harrison was fined 252.70 after a police court conviction and appealed to City court with a 500 bond. Alex Hood was arrested, with trial set for tomorrow as police seek the source of Sunday drunkenness.
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Kason
Jirels
Shiretski
West Tenth Street
Jirell
Hawkins
Eighth and Noble
W. A. Harrison
Alex Hood
Harrison
Hood
No Hope Felt for Gen Shafter in California Report
Bakersfield California November 12 1906 Major General Shafter's death is momentarily expected as physicians abandoned hope last night and experts returned to San Francisco with no chance of recovery.
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The
Star
Bakersfield
Cal
Shafter
San Francisco
Currency commission meets in Washington to plan improved currency
The currency commission formed by the American Bankers Association met at the Willard Hotel in Washington with New York Chamber of Commerce currency committee members. They aim to craft a concrete plan for currency reform to be presented to Congress this winter.
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Washington, D. C
Currency Commission
American Bankers’ Association
St. Louis
Willard Hotel
New York Chamber of Commerce Currency Committee
Commission
Congress
Immigration efforts highlighted by South Carolina speaker
A speaker from South Carolina described the state’s immigration efforts at the event. Other speakers included ex-Governor Taylor of Tennessee and M. W. Richards, land and industrial agent of the Southern Railway.
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South Carolina
Taylor
Tennessee
M. W. Richards
The
Southern Rail
Ten Hour Day Declared for Canal Laborers
On November 12 the canal announced a ten hour workday for all canal laborers. Formerly eight hours, aliens receive extra pay while American supervisors must work ten hours without pay increase. Officials say the schedule is needed to finish the canal in time, but widespread dissatisfaction follows. The canal commission denied demands for higher pay by skilled laborers.
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Star
Panama
Canal
Canal Commission
King Alphonso Not Assassinated, Madrid Reports
Reuter Telegram sources in Madrid report no foundation to rumors that King Alphonso was assassinated.
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The
Star
London
Reuter Telegram Company
Adiapatch
Madrid
Alphonso
Rock Island Denies Mexican Central Purchase
Chicago Nov 12 B L Winchell president of the Rock Island denies El Paso reports that the Rock Island has bought the Mexican Central railroad insisting no such purchase occurred.
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Rock Island
Chicago
B. L. Winchell
The
el Paso
Mexican Central Railroad
Destructive Sawmill Fire in Mobile Causes Large Loss
A fire at 12:30 a m damaged Microny mous Bros sawmill and spread to Mobile Coal Co and Mobile Hardware Co plants. It threatened Mobile marines ways and Sullivan Milling before control at 2:30 a m. Loss estimated at 250000. L and N railroad traffic disrupted for hours within the city.
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Micronymous Bros
Mobile Coal Company
Mobile Hardware Company
Mobile Marine Ways
Sullivan Milling Company
TWO DEPOTS DEMOLISHED AND THREE TRAINS WRECKED BY WILD ENGINES
Dertoit Michigan Central yards report a switch engine ran wild wrecking the depot waiting room and burying several workers. George R. Booth killed instantly. others seriously hurt. a woman in a telephone booth injured as it collapsed. Debris left town in darkness.
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Dertoit
Michigan Central
George R. Booth
Delegates Head to Talladega for 71st Synod Session
Dr. W E McTlwain of Alabama Presbyterian College for Men and W H Weatherly of First Presbyterian depart for Talladega where the 71st synod of the Presbyterian Church in Alabama convenes. The synod includes Tuscaloosa North Alabama East Alabama and Mobile presbyteries and will consider colleges and homes under synod control. Synod opens with Rev Dr Webb as moderator. John Van Lear to preach the communion sermon. After adjournment, the synod will reconvene in Anniston on Thursday morning November 15.
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W. E. McTlwain
Alabama Presbyterian College For Men
Synod of the Presbyterian Church In
Alabama
W. H. Weatherly
First Presbyterian Church
Synodical Assembly
Talladega
General Assembly
Tus
Scaloosa
North Alabama
East Alabama
Mobile
Alabama Synodical College For
Orphans’ Home
Webb
John van Lear
Tuscaloosa
Anniston
Attendance Planned for Alabama Synodical College Dedication
Officials announce that key clergy and state leaders will be present at the dedication ceremony for the Alabama Synodical College for Men, highlighting the institution’s milestone in regional higher education.
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Alabama Synodical College For Men
Mrs James Noble Sr Critically Ill In Anniston
For the third time Saturday Mrs James Noble Sr was stricken with paralysis and today her condition is exceedingly critical Relatives have been notified as children and grandchildren gather at her bedside in sympathy Mrs Noble is the wife of a pioneer of Anniston
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James Noble Sr
Noble
Anniston
Flour sale at surrender price offers 44 pounds for $1
At the surrender sale, Co. advertises 44 pounds of fancy patent flour priced at $1, inviting buyers to stock up on this bulk deal. The notice emphasizes high quality flour available in a large quantity for a low price.
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Surrender Sale CO
D B Hill Out of Politics for Good
A friend of former Senator David B. Hill reports he will never enter politics or business again. The source says Hill, who recently visited Wolfert's Roost, is very sick with Bright's disease in its final stages and unlikely to recover.
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Washington
David B. Hill
New York
Hill
Bright
Gompers Idea Divides Labor Leaders at Annual Convention
At Norman Hall in Minneapolis delegates to the 26th American Federation of Labor convention debate Gompers plan to enter politics. Many veteran leaders oppose the move citing past labor defeats and vow to fight on the convention floor. The session opened with welcomes and credentials as Gompers and Morrison addressed the gathering.
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Star
Minneapolis
American Federation of Labor
Mins Neapolia
Gompers
Knights of Labor
Normana Hall
D. J. Shackleton
M. P
British Trade Congress
Samuel L. Landers
Canadian Trades Congress
Beeres Tary Morrison
Federation
Frank Morrison
Doing
Lennon
Railroads Offer Reduced Fares for Synod Dedication
Just before leaving for Talladega Rev W E B Mellewain was told railroads would grant a fare of one and one third plus 25 cents from all state points for the synodical college dedication in the city next Thursday. The reduced rate is expected to draw many attendees from distant areas and swell the crowd at the college.
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Synodical College
Mrs White Dead At Woodruff Home
Mrs. E. B. White aged 70 plus died at her niece Mrs Meow’s home at Woodruff Twenty first and Noble at 5 this morning. She will be buried at 1 a m tomorrow. The deceased was described as an estimable Christian woman with many friends who mourn her loss.
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E. B. White
Anniston Upholstery Ad Seeks Phone Line Contact
Local ad fragment lists phone 515 for Anniston Upholstery and Mattress Factory seeking contact. No further details available.
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Anniston
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Offi
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Canadian
Degg
Preebooters
Uthern Workers
Tion Convention
Gen. Shafter
Alfonso
Sarget
Ban Jose
Neer
Block
Sargent
Missouri Pacific
Eureka
Fast Mail
D.B Hill
Wolfert
Mr. Hill
Federation of
Gompir
Railroads
W. EB. Melle
Wain
Mrs. White
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