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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1909
Page
7
Movement to remove William Penn remains to America
London reports renewed proposals to move the remains of William Penn from Jordans in Bucks to the United States. The briefing cites esteem for Penn's republican ideals and notes previous unsuccessful efforts in 1881, with renewed interest among Americans visiting the Jordans burial site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn
America
Hearst News Service
London
Jordans
Chalfont St. Giles
Bucks
England
Opposition to proposed project draws broad resistance
The text notes strong opposition to a plan at the planned time. It cites the Society of Friends in England as averse and many admirers of William Penn as likely to oppose the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Friends
England
William Penn
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta, Ga
Jacksonville Notes Highlight Local Social Roundup
Special to Star Jacksonville residents report eight weeks in the North and Texas visits. Paul Stevenson returns from University of Alabama for a few days. Mrs Emmett Crook visits Aniston and Miss Addie Hammond hosts a Thursday Afternoon Rowing Club gathering with refreshments and visitors. Mayor Wilkerson remains critically ill. Missionary Union event in Alexandria attended by local members. F C Watts, history teacher, arrives in city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
George P. Ide
Knox Ide
North
Paul Stevenson
University of Alabama
Gertrude Roberts
Eola McGinnis
Texas
Emmett Crook
Anniston
Birmingham
Wee David Warfield
Jefferson Theater
Sam Crook
Addie Hammond
Oscar Thompson
Perry
Oklo
R. Wilkerson
Woman's Missionary Union
Alexandria
D. Z. Goodlett
Annie Larrick
C. C. Woodruff
Misses Leila West
Allie Krug
Hannah Crook
Sadie Wier
F. C. Watts
State Normal School
Blake's Stables Livery Service Highlighted
Blake's Stables livery service features horse care and carriage rides for hire. The facility emphasizes experienced grooms and safe handling in a historic riding district, with weekly schedules and special event bookings available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake
A Holiday With Joy
A reflective note quotes an Atlanta Constitution piece on seeking joy despite trouble. It recalls a philosopher’s caution and a cautionary tale of prosperity and misadventure, urging lighthearted risk in pursuit of happiness amid life’s quirks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imarshal
Atlanta Constitution
Women In Japan and the Inferior Sex Beliefs
A globe trotter recalls a Vancouver hotel where a Japanese waitress served him first and ensured he received the largest portions. He notes the incident reflects Japanese views that men are valued over women, illustrating gender norms in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Trotter
Vancouver
Crowded New York Hotels in 1837 Describe Lodging Boom
An early historian notes about thirty first class hotels in 1837 New York City mostly near City Hall Park with a 6 000 horse capacity and about 20 000 visitors daily. Strangers wandered from house to house seeking nightly lodging, as only three hotels used the European plan charging 2 50 to 350 a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City Hall Park
New York Place
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Talladega County Alabama
Default on debt secured by a 1907 mortgage leads to sale of the north half of the northeast quarter of Section 23, Township 17, Range 7 East in Talladega County. The Alabama property totals 80 acres, to be sold October 25, 1909, at the Anniston court house for cash to the highest bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McKleroy
Robert F. Bittle
Talladega County
Anniston
Ale
Talladega
State of Alabama
W. Il
M'Kleroy
Chas
Kline
Atty
Star
Guardian to Sell Morgan Estate Under Calhoun Probate Decree
Alfred M. Morgan guardian of Thomas P. Morgan non compos mentis, will sell at public outcry for cash the undivided one twenty fifth interest in 379 acres in Calhoun County Alabama. The land includes sections 32 33 34 in Township 15 Range 9 East with bounds to Choccolocco Creek and former estates of Mary Caroline Morgan Julian Eveline Young and Rebecca Josephine Johnston. Sale set for Monday November 1 1909 within legal hours. Star Oct9-Sat-3t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun County
Alabama
Thomas P. Morgan
Alfred M. Morgan
Robert T. Johnston
Choccolocco Creek
William Hughes
Range 9
Mary Caroline Morgan
Julian Eveline Young
Rebecca Josephine Johnston
A. M. Morgan
Notice to Non Resident in Alabama Attachment
The State of Alabama Calhoun County City Court of Anniston issues a notice to C L Sweet a non resident of Alabama residing in Louisville Kentucky. An attachment levied October 8 1909 on Lot 9 Block 123 Quintard Land Company fronting 50 feet and 165 feet deep. Clerk A H Shepperd signs October 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Alabama
Calhoun County
Anniston
J. Houser
C. L. Sweet
C. J. Houser
C. IL. Sweet
Quintard Land Company
Quintard
Said. I. Sweet
Louisville
Kentucky
Monsignor Title To Be Bestowed On Father J P Ryan
In Davenport Iowa Father J P Ryan long serving pastor at St Marys Catholic church will be invested tomorrow with the title Monsignore. The elaborate ceremonies mark a high honor in the Catholic church and reflect his twenty five years of service to the parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
J. P. Ryan
Trains Arriving at Union Station Southern Service Schedule
Railway timetable from Union Station listing arrivals and departures for Southern lines including Anniston Rome Birmingham Calera and Selma with times such as arrival 4 36 and 9 15 p m and departures around morning and evening hours in a dense OCR style from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Station
Anniston
Rome
Selma
Wilton
Ala
Louisville & Nashvill
Birmingham
Calera
Als
Union
Atlanta
Distinguished prelates gather for city service led by Bishop Davis
The gathering marks the largest assembly of prelates in the city with Bishop Davis presiding and Mgr Dennis O Callahan of Boston delivering the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Mgr
Dennis O'Callahan
Boston
Quiet Canine Clans Esteemed for Silence
The article notes three dog varieties famed for never barking the Egyptian sheep dog the Australian dog and the lion headed Tibetan dog none found in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Tibet
Elite buyer sought for property in today's paper
Advertisers claim a valuable elite buyer can be found for the property you wish to buy. The notice suggests checking today’s paper for potential offers and listings.
Franklin Ritchie to Star Prominent Role in Israel
Franklin Ritchie has been engaged for a prominent role in a production titled Israel. The casting marks a notable step in his acting career and signals continued international project involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Ritchie
Israel
Doorplates Fade as Homes Change in Modern Life
A Louisville Courier-Journal excerpt notes brass doorplates once common for identifying residents are rare now. A craftsman laments that people move frequently between houses and apartments, making personalized doorplates impractical and outdated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Cowrier-journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anniston Hardware CO
Richard Abercorn
Pennsylvania
News Notes OF
Women In
Japan
Guardian
Vo Tins
Anniston National Bank
W. H. M’kleroy
C. D. Woodruff
A. Davis
Randolph F. Smith
Frank Leigh
Agat
United States
THE
Evening Star
Southern
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