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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1906

Page

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Trifling Boilermaker Card Feud Ends in Fatal Stabbing

In Atlanta a dispute over a boilermaker card led Tommy Lucas to stab E. G. Ferrell in Cheatham's saloon. Ferrell died minutes later at Grady hospital. Lucas fled to Chatanooga then trekked toward home by train. The report also notes a separate Labor Day tale from Anniston and Oxford Lake park festivities with races and a vaudeville show.

Telegraph The Star Atlanta Ferrer Augusta Tommy Lucas Cheatham’s Decatur Street Dy Hospital Lucas Chatanooga Marietta W. C. Oary G. W. Windham A. D. Lundbom Atlanta Machine Works Cheatham Star Theater E. G. Ferrell

Paul O Stensland to be returned to Chicago

Paul O Stensland fugitive president of the defunct Milwaukee avenue bank who has been captured at Tangiers Morocco will be returned to Chicago at once by his captors a Tribune representative and Assistant States Attorney Olson said.

Chicago Paul O. Stensland Milwaukee Avenue Bank Tangiers Morocco Trib

Convention at Macon convenes in Georgia race for governor

Harmony and enthusiasm marked the Democratic state convention in Macon Georgia as Hokessmith appears set for the governorship on the first ballot after a sweeping primary. The ratification like gathering drew many visitors from across the state.

Negro Defeats Battling Nelson by Foul Play in Prize Fight

In Goldfield Nevada Batling Nelson loses to Joe Cans, a colored fighter, by foul in the 42nd round. Cans claims the $11,000 prize.

Battling Nelson The Star Goldfield Joe Cans

Debt dispute ends in knife attack on Oliver Richards

Oliver Richards was severely cut by a man over a 25 cent debt claimed for fifteen years at Sixteenth Street and Glen Addie Avenue. The assailant fled. Richards suffered a deep head wound and facial lacerations but remains not fatally injured. No arrests have been made.

Vermont election signals national political wind

Burlington Vermont voters face a pivotal state election with high stakes for November. The forecast polls show Fletcher D Proctor challenging Percival Wy Clement as Vermont weighs state issues and highway funding, schools, and economy amid an active campaign.

Bradley Pushed From Moving Street Car In City Incident

W. W. Bradley, 20, an employee of the car works, was pushed or fell from street car No. 21 between Eighth street and Wilmer avenue. He suffered cuts and bruises but nothing serious, hung to the car as it dragged him, and was moved to his home at 727 Noble Street after a doctor was called. He is improving and expects a quick recovery.

Wisconsin First Primary Sifts Democrats and Republicans

Milwaukee reports the first Wisconsin general primary to select candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state state treasurer and insurance commissioner plus congress members. The Republican race is heated by LaFollette versus Spooner with several contenders for other state tickets while Democrats show a more harmonious field led by Ernest Merton and John Alyward for governor.

Wisconsin

Congress on Hygiene Opens in Geneva

The second International Congress of the Association for the Promotion of Hygiene and Salubrity in Dwellings opened in Geneva with principal world countries represented. Topics on health and dwelling salubrity will be discussed throughout the week.

Congress ON Hygiene Geneva Association For the Promotion of

World’s Jesuits Vote in Rome for General Secretary

Delegates from Jesuit Order worldwide meet in Rome to elect a new general secretary succeeding Father Martin. They cast ballots today with no decision yet. The Pope reportedly supports Italian Father Freddy for the post.

Martin Pope Father Freddy

Willett and Bowie to Address Confederate Veterans

Confederate veterans met in the rear range yesterday afternoon and planned a reunion on the 18th and 19th. Hous e. J. Bowie and J. B. Willett were chosen as speakers and a committee was named to secure low railroad rates. The full program will be announced soon.

County Commissioners In Session For Routine Business

County commissioners meet in session today to transact routine business and discuss ongoing county matters. The meeting covers standard agenda items and administrative updates.

Foley's Kidney Cure Claim Endorsed by Advertiser

Public notice asserts Foley's Kidney Cure can treat kidney or bladder troubles not beyond medicine. Endorsed by Elam Ordway & Houser.

Foley Elam Ordway & Houser

Georgia to Enter Commission in Charleston Navy Yard

The battleship Georgia, the latest in the navy’s heavy ships, will be commissioned at Charleston next week after finishing touches at the navy yard. Its Georgia-class sisters Virginia Nebraska Rhode Island and New Jersey are each about 14 948 tons and 19 909 indicated horsepower, costing about 5 000 000 dollars apiece and carrying 40 officers and 772 men including 60 Marines.

Georgia Virginia Nebraska Rhode Island Sng New Jersey

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