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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1906

Page

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Bank Robbery Sparks Gunfight as Odin Citizens Battle Thieves

In Odin Til on October 26 a bank safe was blown with dynamite and robbers escaped after a running gunfight with local residents. No injuries reported though over 30 shots were fired. The gang is believed to have taken most of the bank funds. In Georgetown Co on the same date burglars hit the local post office site, taking 200 dollars in cash and stamps before fleeing on a stolen horse and buggy.

Odin Til Bank of The Star Georgetown, CO

Ambitious Gunman Wounds Woman Then Kills Himself

Special to the Star New York October 26 Frank Dorsey shot at his sweetheart Miss Josephine Schmidt on fourth avenue where both worked. He believed he killed her with four wallets and then turned the gun on himself, dying at the scene while Schmidt was only lightly wounded in the leg.

The Star New York Frank Dorsey Fourth Avenue Josephine Schmidt

Jerome After Insurance Co. Probe Expands New York

District Attorney Jerome opened an active inquiry into coercion conspiracy charges against Mutual Life Insurance. J O Button ex manager at Springfield was first witness, meeting with Assistant DA Smyth as the case is directed at the company committee on insurance agencies. Named members include Rogers Clarke Davis Dixon Truesdale Peabody and McClintock.

the Star New York the Tribune Today Jerome Mutual Life Insurance Company J. O. Button Springfield Mass Nathan A. Smyth Henry H. Rogers Ont Clarke Julian T. Davis William P. Dixon William H. Truesdale Peabody McClintock

Indians Kill Five Iowa Cowboys in Wyoming Conflict

Sioux City Iowa October 26 Troops rushed from Fort Mead to reinforce Fort Robinson where Ute Indians are surrounded. A telegram reports five cowboys killed and a large beef herd raided amid the rising violence and stalled pursuit.

Sioux City Fort Mead Fort Robinson Wyoming

Memorial Temple 18 Dedicated in Vicksburg Park

The memorial temple in the national military park honoring Illinois soldiers of the Vicksburg siege was dedicated with ceremonies and a large Illinois delegation. A military parade opened events with speeches from William J. Calhoun, Governor Deneen of Illinois, and Governor Vardaman of Mississippi. Highest temperature at 2 p.m. reached 74 degrees.

Vicksburg National Military Park Illinois Mississippi Louisiana William J. Calhoun Chicago Deneen Vardaman

County Education Officials Set Graded School Plan

County Superintendent H. T. Persons will visit every public school each year to advocate systematic grading. Prof. Persons will hold office Saturday and Monday. The county board restricts teacher pay by certification level with caps of 40, 50, or 65 dollars, and limits contracts to six months unless approved.

H. T. Persons County Board of Education

Frolic Case Sees 19 Chinese Smuggling Defendants

In Providence Rhode Island on October 26 the Frolic smuggling case opened in U S court. Nineteen Chinese defendants faced charges after 19 were landed three weeks earlier from Newfoundland aboard the Frolic. Forty two Chinamen were aboard. 23 escaped.

The Star Providence R. I United States Frolic Newfoundland Vess

Advice to Housewives on Health and Urino Laxative Syrup

A marketing pitch urges housewives to value family health and promotes Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup at 50 cents claiming it cures constipation headaches and stomach trouble for every family member. The ad cites Elam Ordway & Houser as the sellers.

Elam, Ordway & Houser

Cabinet Reviews Japanese Situation After School and Torture

Washington's cabinet discussed the Japanese situation amid mutual accusations over the 1894 treaty and the San Francisco school ban. Officials seek a peaceful solution while tensions rise and Tokyo relations are questioned.

Wild locomotive races down mountain side in blaze

An out of control Southern railway freight engine, engulfed in flames from a ruptured crown sheet, sped a mile toward Statesville with Engineer C T B Owenby Fireman Fred Little and Brakeman Jarl Holt leaping to safety. The trio suffered severe burns as the blazing train continued unchecked.

Asheville N. C Southern Railway Statesville C. TB. Owenby Fred Little Jarle Holt Owenby Ile

Postmasters and Rural Carriers Appointed in Alabama and Washington

Washington October 26 Postmasters appointed Ash Ridge Winston county Charles W Taylor Creel Walker county Mary FE Ballenger Holly Pond Cullman county William EF Gill Ripley Limestone county R J Hamilton Rural carriers appointed Bridgeport route 1 J W Kirkpatrick carrier William P Cagle substitute Geula Springs route 2 William L Huffman carrier Harry Dole substitute Linwood route 2 George L Seller carrier Charles L Reeves substitute Troy route 1 Homer A Reddech carrier James T Reddech substitute

The Star Washington Ash Ridge Winston County Charles W. Taylor Creel Walker County Mary FE Ballenger Holly Pond Cullman William EF. Gill Ripley Limestone County R. J. Hamilton Bridgeport J. W. Kirkpatrick William P. Cagle Geula Springs William L Huffman Harry Dole Linwood George L. Seller Charles L. Reeves Troy Homer A. Reddech James T. Reddech

Young business man arrested in Albertville conspiracy case

Gadsden October 26 C H Finney a prominent young merchant of Albertville was arrested on a charge of conspiracy to defraud the government in relation to the bankrupt proceedings against Irvin and Sims of Albertville. He was given a preliminary hearing and bound over in two thousand dollars to the United States court at Huntsville. The bond was posted and he was released.

Gadsden C. H. Finney Albertville Irvin & Sims Finney United States Huntsville

Meeting of Second Ward Citizens at Fireman Hall

A meeting of Second Ward citizens will be held at the Fireman's Hall tonight at 7 30. Mr Kilby will speak at the meeting.

Second Ward MR. Kilby

Florence Trees Weep Copiously in Odd Sight

Florence October 26 horticulturists are puzzled by two wild cherry trees near the city that began weeping about a week ago and continue to shed a moist spray despite their bare branches. The droplets form beads on the twigs, with the moisture increasing to a hard sprinkle. The trees stand about 50 yards apart.

Florence

Editor Lane Calls for Abolishing Amendment

A Huntsville editor urges Governor Jelks to repeal the Fifteenth Amendment to avoid future racial violence. CP Lane of the Huntsville Tribune argues disfranchisement of Black citizens is the solution.

Huntsville CP Lane Huntsville Tribune Alabama W. D. Jelks Lane

Y M C A Convention Opens in Jackson Tennessee

Scores of Y M C A workers gather in Jackson Tennessee October 26 to participate in the West Tennessee district annual convention to be in session for two days.

Jackson, Tenn West Tennessee

W C T U Reports Finances at Hartford Convention

The 33rd annual W C T U convention in Hartford opened with a financial report from Treasurer Mrs Harriet Wright Bland. Receipts totaled 61 78 04 and disbursements 60 750 68, Frances Willard fund stood at 6 347 38, and official papers were self sustaining as the convention runs through midweek.

Star Hartford Conn Harriet Wright Bland Frances Willard Union League Crusader

Mass Meeting by Japanese Community in San Francisco

About 2,500 Japanese residents gathered in San Francisco to discuss school questions. Organizers raised funds to press an injunction suit and showed determination to pursue the issue to the bitter end.

Star San Francisco

Fossil Skeletons From Rocky Mountains Arrive At Museum

Two carloads of petrified skeletons totaling about 500 specimens, largely new to science, arrived in New York from three Museum of Natural History expeditions. The fossils span roughly one and a half to eight million years ago and were collected in the Rocky Mountains.

New York Mn Earth Rocky Mountains Museum of Natural History

Suit Seeks 10000 Damages Over Mill Explosion Death

A damage suit for 10000 is filed in city court by F Douglass and Knox Acker Blackmon against Ide cotton mill of Jacksonville over the death of W C Cox who was employed there when a boiler exploded last year Cox survived several weeks after the accident but died from injuries and mental anguish the plaintiffs allege the mill caused his death.

W. C. Cox

Joke of a Shoemaker Arrested in Keppenick Robbery

Berlin October 26 William Voight a shoemaker and former convict has been arrested on charges as the bogus military officer who robbed the treasury at Keppenick He allegedly pressed soldiers into obedience by wearing a colonel uniform His deception has become a Europe wide joke.

The Star Berlin William Voight Keppenick Voight Europe

Credit Men in Dallas Organize Texas Association

President G Wessenden of New York and officers of the National Credit Men's Association attended a Dallas meeting to organize a Texas Credit Men's Association.

Star Dallas Tex G. Wessenden New York National Credit Men’s Association Texas Credit Men’s Association

Strike Breakers Move Toward Atlanta Shops

PFarty strike breakers reached Atlanta on Oct 26 and headed to the Southern Railway shops. Union members pressed encounters along the route caused several recruits to turn back, but the majority proceeded into the yards.

The Star Atlanta

Through Train From Atlanta to Chicago Planned

At a conference of railroads held at the Piedmont hotel schedules for a through Atlanta Chicago train were discussed and it was announced that through service will be established November 24 and run year round.

The Star Atlanta Piedmont Hotel Chicago

Mrs Ashcraft Dies In Florence Household Tragedy

Mrs Zadie Ellis Ashcraft wife of Colonel C W Arshcraft died Tuesday night at the family home on Wood avenue in Florence The deceased was the only daughter of Colonel and Mrs Ellis of Orrville Alabama and came to Florence less than two years ago as Col Ashcrafts bride The death shocked the community

Star Plorence Zadie Ellis Ashcraft C. W. Arshcraft Wood Avenue Ellis Orrville Ala Florence Colonel Ashcraft

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