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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1909

Page

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Fire Destroys Cottage at The Pines. Dog Alerts Occupant

A Thursday dawn fire at a four room cottage owned by Mrs. E L Tyler destroyed the residence and belongings. Miss Thompson, left in charge by her father, woke when a dog barked loudly warning of danger. She escaped with minor burns and singed hair as firefighters arrived after a long run.

E. L. Tyler Mr. Thompson Tyler Miss Thompson

Taft Accepts Crane Resignation as Chinese Minister

Washington October 14. A telegram from the President confirms acceptance of Crane’s resignation as Chinese minister. Crane says he feels greatly relieved by the decision and steps down from his post.

Washington Crane

Steps Are Taken to Improve Ohio

Nearly one thousand delegates attended the fifteenth annual convention of the Ohio Valley Improvement Association in Cincinnati. Representatives from West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Indiana and Illinois are present, with Governor Harmon and several Congress members scheduled to speak over the two days. President John Vance of Columbus opened the session urging a Congressional appropriation to fund the nine foot stage project for the Ohio river from Pittsburg to Cairo.

Cincinnati Ohio Ohio Valley Improvement Association West Virginia Pennsylvania Kentucky Indiana Illinois Ohio River Pittsburg Cairo Harmon Congress John Vance Columbus Vance

Rochester 75 Years Old Birth Day Celebration

Rochester marked its 75th birthday with a lavish display of flags in the business district and a special program of exercises at the ongoing industrial exposition in the city.

Rochester N. Y

Martin is Mayor Martin is Mayor

From Jacksonville reports today indicate C. D. Martin former county commissioner will continue to hold the duties of mayor after Mayor Wilkerson’s illness and funeral crowds fill the town. The late mayor is remembered fondly by county residents, with Camp Martin U W and the City Council joining students from the State Normal School in his funeral procession.

Jacksonville C. D. Martin Wilkerson Martin Camp Martin

Sunday Schools In Alabama See Strong Growth and Outreach

D W Sims, general secretary of the Alabama Sunday School Association, reports rising interest across the state. The association has operated for over 25 years, sending about seventy letters daily and distributing leaflets on Home Department, Teacher Training, Cradle Roll and Adult Bible Class. County conventions have expanded, with Talladega and Jefferson counties planning major events, and Coosa and Tallapoosa counties reporting record reach and activity led by local leaders such as Dr. B M Ohme.

Alabama Sunday-school Association State Association Bell Building Montgomery Jefferson Talladega Birmingham Coosa County Tallapoosa County B. M. Ohme

Endangered Spanish Throne Amid Turmoil and Martial Law

Madrid Barcelona and other cities are under martial law after Ferrer’s execution. The palace is guarded by troops and grounds surrounded by soldiers to deter radicals seeking vengeance against King Alfonso. Paris and other capitals report protests at embassies. New York hosts a Labor Aid meeting to condemn the execution.

Madrid Mendaya France Ferror Barcelona Alfonso Morocco Spain Paris Europe New York International Labor Aid Ferrer

Sunday-School Training Course Enrolls 2000 Plus Pupils

A glimpse shows the sacrifice behind progress as more than two thousand regularly enrolled pupils statewide take the Sunday-school Teacher's Training Course. Students range from 16 to 70, with Teachers Institutes planned for Birmingham, Montgomery, Dothan, Grove Hill, Florence, and other cities this fall.

Birmingham Montgomery Dothan Grove Hill Florence

Survivor tales from the CSS Alabama visit Memphis

Memphis visitors recount Breedlove Smith as sole survivor of the Alabama crew and parade the question of who served as Semmes secretary. Major J I Allen had claimed sole survivor status until Lieut Anderson surfaced in Savannah and Major Allen now recalls meeting Smith but not as Semmes secretary.

Smith Lieut. Anderson Savannah Memphis Breedlove Smith Admiral Semmes Alabama Dabney M. Seales Tie J. I. Allen Semmes B. FP Anderson Major Allen Mr. Smith

Old Fight Ends in Custody Decree Favoring Grandfather

The Saunders Gilmore custody dispute over Annie Gordon Saunders ends with Chancellor Whiteside granting custody to grandfather J J Gilmore. Father C W Saunders gains weekly access for visits while no reflection on him is implied. Grandparents were represented by P F Wharton and Niel P Sterne. parents by Knox Acker Dixon and Blackmon.

Saunders- Gilmore Annie Gordon Saunders Whiteside J. J. Gilmore C. W. Saunders Messrs. P. F Wharton Niel P. Sterne Messrs. Knox, Acker, Dixon and Blackmon

Greatest religious event to close centennial restoration

Pittsburg on October 14 hosts forty five thousand Disciples of Christ at Forbes Field for the Lord's Supper closing the centennial declaration of restoration by Thomas Campbell. Five hundred deacons and one hundred elders will serve as thousands arrive on special trains to attend.

Pittsburg Forbes Field Thomas Campbell

Louisiana Congressman Acquitted in Stabbing Case

Floyd King former Louisiana congressman was acquitted in Virginia of stabbing William Martin. He claimed self defense and was cleared of the charge in court at Falls Church on October 14.

Falls Church Floyd King Louisiana William Martin

Body identified in Bulger Marsh case

FAI River Massachusetts October 14 A murdered woman has been positively identified as John Crinnell whose dismembered body was found in the Bulger Marsh road.

Fai River Mass Bulger Marsh Road John Crinnell

Saloons to Close in Jaarez During Taft Diaz Visit

Martial law in Jaarez Mexico orders saloons closed from Friday to Sunday morning and bans fireworks near the Taft Diaz meeting as authorities seek to curb disorders during the presidential visit in El Paso.

EL Paso Tex Jaarez Mexico

National Religious Training School for Negroes planned

Dorothea project in Duritam North Carolina details discussed by board of advisors for the National Religious Training School for the colored race to be erected through donor Dr James K E Sheppard. Noted members include Rev C W Parkhurst Senator Overman Judge J C Pritchard Gen B W Green Bishop Roberts Strange and Rabbi Simon.

B. W. Green Little Rock Ark Roberts. Strange Wilmington Simon Washington, D

Death of Jacksonville Mayor S. R. Wilkerson at 64

Jacksonville October 14 news of the death of Hon. S. R. Wilkerson four terms as mayor. He suffered from stomach catarrh for weeks and passed Wednesday afternoon. Funeral Thursday at 1:30 led by Rev. Bateman. Civil War veteran and Camp J. B. Martin member. Survived by wife two sons and a daughter.

Wilkerson Mr. Bateman Presbyterian Church Camp J. B. Martin Alabama Johnston Chattanooga Atlanta W. Wilkerson Augusta C. A. Wilkerson Southern Expres Company Madge Wilkerson Jacksonville

Steamer Sterk Sinks Near Moliven

A Norwegian steamer Sterk went down near Moliven last night with twelve people drowned. The loss was reported from Christiana today.

Christiana Sterk Moliven

Hawley Now Controls Large Missouri Kansas Texas System

New York October 14 The Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad bought by Edwin Hawley and B P Yoakum gives Hawley dominating strength. With addition of the K T to other Hawley controlled systems he now controls 4480 miles of railroad from Northwest wheat fields to the Gulf.

New York Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad Edwin Hawley B. P. Yoakum Hawley Gulf

Ad Hint Teases a Wanted Item in This Issue

A brief notice suggests a want ad in this issue relates to a desired item. The clue implies readers may find the sought object or service among the listings, though details are understated.

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Taft Martin IS J’ville D. W. Sims The Francisco Ferrer Guarry Maj. Allen James Winchester New Orleans Capt. Seales Reginald W. Vanderbilt Pioneer Newport R. I Reginald W. Rives Reggie Vanderbilt J. B. Gilmore Wilker 30Th Alabama Jacksonville Cemetery Calhoun AR. R. King
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