Warden Buys Zinn Holdings of Alabama Hotel
In Anniston a major real estate move closes with F G Warden acquiring William H Zinns entire stock in the Alabama Hotel. Warden, already managing the property under a lease, plans extensive improvements and remains committed to Mitchells who will continue in charge.
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Anniston
F. G. Warden
William H. Zinn
Alabama
Warden
Zinn
Messrs
Stubbs
Keene
Alabama Hotel Company
Newark
Ohio
C. ©. Horton
Twenty-third
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Dayton
Eppley and Warden
Lima House
Negroes Move From San Angelo After Railroad Strike
About 300 Black workers and their families left San Angelo Texas after a large meeting of several hundred laborers last night. The move followed a decision that Black workers must depart since they have been depriving whites of work on the Orient railway. Only Black property owners were said to be allowed to stay.
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Y San Angelo
Texas
Orient Railway
Esquimaux to Uphold Dr Cook in Pole Claim
Dr Cook announces he will bring the Esquimos who accompanied him on the dash to the Pole to New York at his own expense to tell their story of the trip. Friends say this counters Peary’s charges that he did reach the Pole. The Esquimos will testify in New York.
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New York
Snow Falls in Buffalo Four Inches Deep
Snow covered Buffalo this morning with four inches on the ground and more snow continuing to fall as of early today.
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Buffalo
Wherritt Pleads Guilty to $50 Fraud Charge
Wherritt, a man about sixty, pleaded guilty this morning to forging a check and securing $50 in cash at an Alabama hotel last summer. Spectators noted his gray whiskers and genteel appearance contrasted with the grave crime.
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Wherritt
Alabama
Willett to Talk to Gadsdenites
P G Bowman of Birmingham and J J Willett of Anniston will address a Gadsden court house rally next Saturday at 11 pm against the proposed constitutional amendment. The pair are renowned Alabama debaters and Bowman is a seasoned campaigner.
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P. G. Bowman
Birmingham
J. J. Willett
Anniston
Court House
Gadsden
Times-News
Alabama
South
Willett
Coun
Bowman
Lower life loss reports in Florida after storm
Reports from Florida today are grim though not as catastrophic as yesterday. It states heavy fatalities may follow the gale in the lower Keys and says over a thousand Florida East Coast Railway workers are unaccounted for. Twenty miles of roadbed are swept away and the Antilles with Governor Sanders aboard ran aground on a Bahama reef, though passengers and crew are safe.
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New Orleans
Florida
Lower Keys
Florida East Coast Railway
Antilles
Sanders
Louisiana
Bahama Reef
Berlin Affinity Case Entangles Reichstag Man
Berlin reports a pending trial of William Schack a Reichstag member from the Jena district arrested over an affair titled affinity under the alias Triple A young girl alerted the public prosecutor who arrested Schack when he attended the newspaper office to receive replies His defense claims Mrs Sehack an invalid consented to the arrangement and supporters push to prove him insane
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Berlin
William Schack
Reichstag
Jena
Triple
Schack
Sehack
Aniston Football Fever Grows With College Squad
Spectators flock to practice as Coach Allen leads his college squad through Aniston city venues. A Friday game against Albertville is expected to draw a larger crowd than the prior match with Jacksonville, with several new recruits challenging for varsity spots.
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Allen
Anniston
Albertville
Jacksonville
Veterans Meet in Chattanooga
A reunion of the Society of the Army of the Cumberland opened in Chattanooga Tennessee with about fifty veterans attending. General Gates P Thurston of Nashville presiding, the two day gathering will focus on reminiscences of war days and social visits.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
Gates P. Thurston
Nashville
President Taft Begins Grand Canyon Tour After California Stop
President Taft’s special train concluded California transfers at Colton then reached Yuma for a brief address before continuing to Grand Canyon. The party heads to Albuquerque then El Paso where Taft will meet Mexico's Diaz. Arizona welcomed the President with city decorations and a reception committee led by Governor Sloan. Delegations from Bisbee and Tucson attended the Arizona stop.
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Yuma
Ariz
Colton
California
Grand Canyon
Grand Canon
Albuquerque
Phoenix
Arizona
Taft
Capitol
Sloan
Bisbee
Tucson
Taft to Visit Prescott Before Grand Canyon Stop
President Taft will spend an hour in Prescott tonight with planned reception events. He and his party proceed to the Grand Canyon, where they will arrive tomorrow morning and stay for the day.
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Will
Prescott
Ariz
Taft
Grand Canyon
Two Die in Alabama River Collision Near Mobile
The steamer John Quill struck a raft on the Alabama river thirty miles north of Mobile injuring another man. Two men were killed in the crash.
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Alabama
Mobile
John Quill
Alabama River
Here
Fraud Orders Issued by P O Against Listed Firms
The Postoffice Department issued fraud orders against Southern Tithe & Guaranty Co in Rome Georgia Lizzie Smith Ulmers Perry Production Co Station D New York Deering Mercantile Co United Manufacturers' Association Photographic Art Print Co James Morgan 105 Law Exchange Blog Buffalo Dr L T Leach Indianapolis Dr T F Williams Des Moines Dr Ben F Bye Indianapolis Acme Publishing Co New York A fraud order withholds mail to deter misuse of the mails and protects senders by returning letters to their addresses.
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The
Postoffice Department
Southern Tithe & Guaranty Co
Rome
Lizzie Smith
Ulmers
Perry Production Co
Station D
New York
N. Y
Deering Mercantile Co
Chicago Til
United Manufacturers’ Association
Detroit, Mich
Photographic Art Print Co
James Morgan
Law Exchange
Buffalo
L. T. Leach
Indianapolis
Ind
T. F. Williams
Des Moines
Iowa
Ben F. Bye
Acme Publishing Co
Governor Sanders aboard disabled steamer Momus in New Orleans disaster
The steamer Momus near Bahama reef scene where the Morgan liner Anes tilles wreck occurred rescued passengers and is heading to New Orleans. Governor Sanders of Louisiana, aboard the Momus, suffered a broken leg in the incident.
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New Orleans
Momus
Bahama Reef
Eh Governor
Sanders
Louisiana
Secident
Lef
Ferrer Executed as Protests Sweep Europe
In Paris on October 13 Pope Pius IX and King Emmanuel protest Ferrer’s execution for inciting last summer’s Barcelona riots. He was shot at Montjuich after a guilty verdict. The act raises fears of revolts across Europe and endangers King Alfonso. Large protests erupt in Rome with thousands of workers marching on the Spanish embassy.
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Paris
Pope Pius
Emanuel
Italy
Francisco Ferrer
Barcelona
Montjuich
Alfonso
Spain
Europe
Continent
Rome
Recovered From Illness to Hear Of Wife's Death
Frank Murphy of Iron City, once gravely ill with typhoid fever, has regained strength and learned his wife died during his illness. The death was kept secret by the attending physician until recently, and Murphy, now able to sit up, wept as he faced the loss and gathered his motherless children.
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Frank Murphy
Iron City
Hughes
Murphy
Gadsden Car Works to Expand Capacity with $30000 Plan
Superintendent W J Partner reports at Gadsden Car Works that a $30000 program will double plant capacity. Construction begins on a larger shed, extending 50 feet to 100 feet total, plus four new tracks and more yard tracks. New woodworking machinery ordered.
Veterans Gather for Washington Gardner Oration at Auditorium
Scenes of battles at Missionary Ridge and Chickamauga remembered as Congress man Washington Gardner of Michigan is chosen to deliver the annual oration before the veterans in the Auditorium tonight.
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Missionary Ridge
Chickamauga
Washington Gardner
Michigan
Tyrus Cobb Outwitted Officers in World Series Stop
In Pittsburg on Oct 1 the Tigers and Pirates arrived for the fifth game with the score tied at two. Ty Cobb, Detroit star, did not travel with the team due to a rumor of possible arrest in Ohio related to a hotel watchman altercation in Cleveland last month. He traveled via Canada to reach the city from Buffalo.
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Pittsburg
Tigers
Pirates
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Ohio
Cleveland
Canada
Buffalo
Pittsburg Wins Fifth Game Of Championship Series
Pittsburg defeated Detroit 8 to 4 in the fifth game of the championship series this afternoon. Clark homered for Pittsburg with two on base during a late tied score, Cobb and Wagner each had a hit for Pittsburg, and Jones and Crawford hit home runs for Detroit. Attendance reached 18,000 as the series resumes tomorrow in Detroit.
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Pittsburg
Detroit
Clark
Cobb
Wagner
Jones
Crawford
Dartmouth to Install New College President
Hanover N H Oct 13 Prominent educators from across the country gather for the inauguration of Dr Ernest Fox Nichols as president of Dartmouth College. The day long ceremony is described as the most splendid ever witnessed at the college.
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Hanover
N. H
Ernest Fox Nichols
Dartmouth College
Vienna Plans 150th Schiller Anniversary Observance
The Vienna city council adopted a program for Schiller's 150th birth anniversary observance on November 10. Schools will close, the Schiller monument will be decorated, wreaths placed at the statue and in Marbach, commemorative exercises held at the Rathaus, and memorial tablets installed in several schools.
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Vienna
Schiller
Firth
Marbach
Rathaus
Foundry Expansion and Employment Boost Planned
The foundry will be put in operation by the first of the year and will furnish employment to a good force of men. It is expected that by early next summer the working force, which is now more than 400 men, will be doubled. About $30,000 will be spent on improvements.
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