Old Time Religion Revived Delights Anniston Crowd
Revival services at the Hendrick Carter meetings in the Auditorium drew diverse worshippers across neighborhoods and denominations. Large evening crowds, including 1200 for the men’s session, heard sermons on sowing and reaping and the broad road to hell with strong, forceful delivery.
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Hendrick-Carter
Tyler Hill
Leighton
Quintard Avenues
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South Anniston
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England
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CORGIAS GOVERNOR IN STORM ABOARD YACHT
Great unease grips Atlanta as Governor and Mrs. Terrell are feared aboard the yacht Jessie, which sailed from Savannah toward St. Simons Island. A broken cable and failed wireless link hinder communication while officials assess the craft's safety in the Georgia coast storm.
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Star
Atlanta
Terrell
Georgia
Major Wilkins
Jessie
Savannah
St. Simon’s Island
Old Annistonian Among the Dead
Captain Hosea J. Dean a longtime Anniston resident died at his Spartanburg South Carolina home last Thursday and was buried there Friday He served in the Confederate army as a youth and later became a planter and active political figure in Alabama before returning to South Carolina Local ties include his wife Miss Millie Crook and daughters Dora and Mrs Wood The Spartanburg Herald notes his birth December 22 1850 and his educated background at St Johns College Wofford College and a Philadelphia college
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Hosea J. Dean
Anniston
Spartanburg
S. C
Captain Dean
South Carolina
Millie Crook
S. W. Crook
Dora
M. ©. Wood
Jacksonville
Spartanburg Herald
Dean
J. H. Dean
Mary Owen Dean
Philadelphia
Alabama
Machinists Strike On The Southern May Involve All Union Men
All the union men in Southern railway shops may be called out in a sympathetic strike. International Association of Machinists President OConnell warns the measure is possible and could affect 3000 workers including boilermakers car helpers carpenters blacksmiths and firemen. Negotiations have failed to reach a satisfactory basis.
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Star
Washington
Southern Railway
O'Connell
International Association of Machinists
Confederate Pension Warrants Issued in Calhoun County
Probate Judge Emmett I Brook reports 362 Confederate pension warrants issued totaling 11 13000 with distributions by pension class including six at 60 each and five at 40 each plus remaining 349 at 30 each. The total provides eight classes ranging from 30 to 60 dollars per recipient.
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Emmett I. Brook
Fugitive Silverta Reported Heard From in Caracao
Manuel Silveria, blamed for the collapse of J. M. Caballos & Co. of New York, is said to be living in Caracao with his family. He poses as innocent and claims Cuba health reasons drove him away. The party arrived Oct 10 from Puerto Cabello and sent the Carmelina back to Cuba. He asserts his firm remained solvent with ample cash to cover liabilities.
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Willenstad
Caraego
Cuba
Manuel Silveria
J. M. Caballos & Co
New York
Caracao
Puerto Cabella
Carmelina
Silveria
Ceballos & Co
Carriage Makers Meet in Atlanta for 34th Convention
In Atlanta on October 22 the thirty fourth annual convention of the national carriage makers association opened. President A G Brunsman of Cincinnati presides as members from nearly all states and Ontario participate. Exhibitions of vehicles parts harness and equipment fill the Piedmont Park building with several thousand items on display.
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Star
Atlanta
National Association
Ontario
A. G. Brunsman
Cincinnati
Negroes Press for Hepburn Bill Enforcement on Rail Cars
Southern Negroes push for Interstate Commerce Commission action on the Hepburn railroad rate law to end Jim Crow cars and open parlor, sleeping, and dining cars to Black passengers. Letters from Tennessee, Georgia, Mississippi, and others argue current conditions violate the act and demand equal treatment.
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Star
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
South
Chattanooga
Commission
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South Carolina
North Carolina
Arkansas
Florida
Tenessee
Georgia
Congress
Funeral for Mr. T. F. Whetstone Arrives Late
The body of Mr. T. F. Whetstone died after a long illness in Mobile was delayed by a freight wreck and expected in Anniston about 3 o clock. The service will be at Hillside Cemetery with Rev. J. G. Glass officiating. Pallbearers include Colonel W am McKleroy and Dr. J. L. Wikle. he leaves a brother, a wife and three daughters.
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T. F. Whetstone
Mobile
Hillside Cemetery
J. G. Glass
W. Am McKleroy
J. L. Wikle
Co. D. Caver
Ben Easley
E. A. Howie
Cater
Whetstone
Anniston
Whetstone Grocery Company
Wilmer Avenue
Loss of Life on Florida Coast Enormous
Weather bureau reports from Jupiter Florida indicate a major storm along the Miami south to the keys damaged a railway extension and caused extensive loss of life with 80 laborers on a living boat and 30 on a passenger steamer missing. Boats rescued houseboat crews at sea.
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the Star
Washington
Weather Bureau
Jupiter
Fla
Miami
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Keys
Florida East Coast Railway
Low Keys
Many Honored Ed Livingston Funeral
A large group of sorrowing friends attended the funeral of J. Edward Livingston at Glen Addie Baptist church. The procession to Edgemont cemetery paused as the Birmingham fire scene and a tolling fire bell paid final respects to the late firefighter. Rev. A D Glass led both services with many attendees including Anniston volunteer firemen and the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers. Glen Addie hose company served as pallbearers.
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J. Edward Livingston
Glen Addie Baptist Church
Edgemont Cemetery
Central Station
Birmingham
A. D. Glass
Anniston Volunteer Fire Department
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Glen Addie Hose Company
White Slave Congress Assembles In Paris
An international congress convened in Paris to devise stronger methods to suppress the traffic in young rural and provincial girls seeking work in large cities. The meeting aims to curb the white slave trade and protect vulnerable women from exploitation.
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Paris
Congress
New Awning Shown For Anniston Trading Co
H J Young to install a new storefront awning for the Anniston Trading Co. Senator Burton of Kansas began a penitentiary term today in a separate report on the same page.
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Anniston Trading Co
H. J. Young
Senator Burton
Kansas
Bryan in Indiana This Week for Democratic Campaign
William J. Bryan arrived in Indiana for a three day tour to back Democratic candidates for state offices and Congress. The plan includes twenty nine speeches across Brazil Evansville and Fort Wayne with stops in the gas belt and the north central region. Republican leaders including Vice President Fairbanks and Senator Beveridge will follow to counter the effect of his tour.
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The
Star
Indianapolis
William J. Bryan
Indiana
Congress
Brazil
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Bryan
Fairbanks
Beveridge
Third Trial For A Mexican For Assault
Manuel Peres faces a third district court trial in San Antonio after two prior guilty verdicts for assault on a Mexican woman named Navarro were reversed by the court of appeals. He acted with a companion. the other man testified against his partner and was dismissed as a witness.
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San Antonio
Tex
Manuel Peres
Navarro
Perez
Arkansas Anti-Trust Cases Dominate Pulaski Court Docket
Little Rock October 22 The Pulaski county circuit court will hear daily anti trust cases over several weeks as individuals and firms face charges from Attorney General Rogers. Defendants include Southern Cotton Oil International Harvester Dixie Cotton Oil Waters Pierce Swift Cudahy Packing and Consumers Tee Company.
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Little Rock
Ark
Pulaski County Circuit Court
Rogers
Southern Cotton Oil Company
International Harvester Company
Dixie Cotton Oil Company
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Swift & Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Consumers’ Tee Company
Dyspepsia Relief Claim Cited by Sunbury Resident
J. H. Walker of Sunbury reports chronic indigestion and loss of appetite. He credits Burdock Blood Bitters with curing his condition and restoring appetite.
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Burdock Blood
J. H. Walker
Sunebury
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