Trouble Breaks Out Afresh in Colombia
Reports from Washington say unrest has spread to Santa Marta near the Magdalena river with telegraph and railroad disrupted. The navy will not dispatch a warship yet. the gunboat Marietta may be sent to La Guaira if needed while the Montgomery and San Francisco stand by. Rear Admiral Coghlan will lead West Indies ships aboard the Olympia within two weeks. 600 marines are mobilized at Norfolk ready to sail on the Prairie as a precaution if required.
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Washinaton
Navy Department
AnAmerican Fruit Company
Moody
Santa Marta
Columbia
Magdalena River
Department
State Department
Barranquilla
Marietta
la Guayra
Montgomery
Cape Haitien
Haitien
San Francisco
Norfolk
Coghlan
West Indian
Olympia
Boston
Cape Hajitien
Isthmus
Prairie
South
McElreath Denies Reentering Aniston Drug Trade
Mr J W McElreath tells Star he declines to reenter the drug business in Aniston and says no written pact exists with Mr Scarbrough. He cites a verbal agreement with Min that he believes no longer binds him, and he will not return to the business. He notes uncertainty about Scarbrough’s actions and his own current status with the Diryional Bank.
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J. W. McElreath
Star
Anniston
Scarbrough
McElreath
Min
Melreath
Warter's Hand Made Cigars Freed and Wrapped to Tin
A brief notice reports that Warter's Hand Made cigars are all freed and being wrapped to tin. The item highlights a factory or store process in progress with a focus on product handling and packaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warter
Five Boys Attend Opera Box Party Then Face Fines
Five white boys slipped into an upper opera house box, applauded, and enjoyed the show before being discovered and brought to police court. They were fined more than the box rental. An advertising insert promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets priced at 25 cents.
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Opera House
Police Court
John W. Andrews Dies After Illness at Home
John W. Andrews died at his residence at Fifteenth street and Dooley avenue after ten days of illness. He suffered typhoid fever and later penicillin related complications, leaving a wife and two children. Andrews was a longtime president of the Soil Pipe and Fitting Moulder’s Union and a leader in local labor circles. funeral services were held at his home with Rev. John A. May presiding, and burial planned at Edgemont cemetery.
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John W. Andrews
Fifteenth Street
Dooley Avenue
Andrews
Soil Pipe and Fitting Moulder’s Union
Anniston Trades’ Council
Mountain Oak Lodge
Keighs of
Pythias
Odd Fellowa
Moulder’ Union
John A. May
Weat Anniston Methodist Church
Edgemont Cemetery
Democratic state committee and Garber discuss nominations
In Montgomery the Democratic state executive committee meets to declare the second primary results for attorney general and to hand over party affairs to the new committee. Garber supporters claim fraud could overturn Wilson, while Garber allies say he would not protest Wilson’s nomination.
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Lowe
Garber
Wilson
Gol
Republicans Name Candidates for Calhoun County Board
The Republican executive committee of Calhoun county met this evening and nominated Thomas I Harvey and B G Wright as candidates for commissioners from the First and Third districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Calhoun County
Thomas I. Harvey
8. G. Wright
Piano Makers 60 On Strike In New York Factories
A strike by 700 piano and organ makers in several New York factories began to press for a 10 percent wage increase and a nine hour workday. Two licensed men won demands without a strike.
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Piano Makers
New York
Flouring Mill Destroyed by Fire in Bowling Green
Nashville dispatch reports the Park City flouring mill in Bowling Green was destroyed by fire. Estimated loss about 42,000 with 17,000 in insurance. The site has burned previously, with the mill holding around 200 barrels.
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Nashvile
Park City
Bowling Green
Tilia Ie
Rome Negroes Riot at Depot With Police Summons
A crowd of about a dozen men and women from Rowe Georgia attacked Policeman Mr. Wm Sheid after he attempted to arrest a negro woman on a train. The train was stopped and aid summoned but no arrests were made. The assailants fled.
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Rowe
Aoniston
Wm. Sheid
Stomach and liver tablets praised by Loomis official
Local note quotes T. W. Robinson justice of the peace Loomis Michigan praising Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as best for stomach liver and bowel issues. Tablets claimed to be easy to take pleasant and price 25 cents per box sold by J L Wikle.
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L. Wikle
Lem
Chamberlin
T. W. Robinson
Justice of the Peace
Loomis, Mich
J. L. Wikle
Siath District Sunday school convention appoints canvassing committee
The Siath District Sunday School Convention of Calhoun County resolves to conduct a thorough house to house canvass in Oxford Oxana Anniston. The committee led by Charles D. Kline includes Miss Minna Bell Mrs J O Doty Mr R L Cater and other members. A meeting is set at Minna Bell’s home 1120 Wilne Avenue on the twenty fifth at 4 PM.
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Siath
Calhoun County
Oxford
Oxaona
Anniston
Charles D. Kline
Minna Bell
J. O. Doty
R. L. Cater
Ella Ragedale
J. D. O' Bryant
J. C. Weatbrook
Hattie Manning
Brest Lee Strickland
T. W. Koehteberger
H. A. Walker
Wilne Avenue
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United States
W. McElreath
Mr. Scarbrough
Sternes Grocery
MR. Andrews
Great Beyond
Bay
Cahaba
Watson
Committee
Roosevelt
Thought Lowe
Washington
Johnston
Mra
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Milwaukee
St. Vincent's Hospital
Hospital
Columbia Club
Soldier's and Sailors’ Monument
Evening Star
Soe
Joe JY Onin
Emperdorf and Queen Quality
Stetson
Boys
Sawyer
Noble Street
Rome
Sheld
Miller Drug Company
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