Meeting of Camp Members in Little Rock Adjoins Confederate Plans
Enthusiastic midlevel camp gathering adjourned after electing officers for the ensuing term. Members discussed the upcoming Confederate event in Little Rock on the 16th and 17th next month. A committee organized a ladies feast in the ground floor dining room, with Mrs A J Smith and others receiving thanks for hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogen
Port House
Merre
Little Rock
Krasher
Infant of Mr and Mrs Godwin dies at six months
An infant six months old in the Godwin family on South a street died last night at home. Internment is planned for this afternoon in the city cemetery, with the funeral at the family residence. Several local notices follow about market goods and personal items, including marriage licenses, probate references, and store promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godwin
South A
Nthe
Enterprise Market Delivers Western Beef and Fresh Seafoods
Bonham and Son advertise a fine western beef shipment and new fresh fish and Spanish produce at Enterprise Market. Dr B N Passmore travels to Atlanta for the Southern National Dental Association session. An incident near Taylor involves Ike Carroll being cut by his brother in law Watson, injuries not serious. A large shipment of Ferndet groceries arrives. customers invited to inspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Ike-Carroll
Watson
Carroll
B. N. Passmore
Atlanta
National Dental Association
Bonham & Son
Local wedding and events noted in Bonham area
Mr W T Jones and Miss Mary Zarnest of Taylor wed in the probate office in a small ceremony. Pat the Genome is said to be under ten years to the zero year mark, with remarks on junior pride. Cordele guest Mrs Ja Whatley hosts Battle Mae CeDsy. Bonham & Ben advertise, noting a Company F shoot tomorrow afternoon. all members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Jones
Mary Zarnest
Taylor
Pat
Battle Mae CeDsy
Cordele, Ga
Ja. J. Whatley
Company
Rasse Fin
Bela and Culver With University on the Sporting Page
The Montgomery Advertiser highlights Bela and Culver of Southern University at Greensboro on its sports page and notes their fast skills on the baseball diamond. Also mentioned are Dothan residents DelI and Smith purchasing a touring car and Empire Site of Augata Ga expanding Alabama business to 2,762,000,00 in 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Advertiser
Southern University At
Greensboro
Frank Culver
Roy
Asd
Empire
Augata
Alabama
Grifth
Ala
Special Session of Congress Opens with Democrats in Control
The Sixty Second Congress meets in extraordinary session in Washington. Champ Clark is chosen speaker as Democrats seize the House. Presidential fights loom with Bryan and Harmon prominent. Taft's message on Canadian reciprocity will go to Congress. Tariff legislation is denied for the session by Senate leaders. A possible broad investigation of government departments is urged by the Democratic majority. N B Crawford returns from Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sixty- Second
Congress
House
Champ Clark
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Harmon
Ohio
Senate
Alwas
Taft
McCall
Masachusetta
Committee On Ways and Means
Democratic House
Postoffice II Flooded Seeks Move to New Federal Building
Flooding worsens at the North Foster street postoffice as roofs fail and stamps soak. Officials plan relocation to the new federal building in the corner within about thirty days, though timing remains uncertain. The current office suffered water damage including a flooded lobby and drenched stamp stock as delays hinder work.
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Bilding
Foster Street
Federal
Desolation and havoc from Alabama cyclone and storm
An extensive Alabama wind and rain storm lashed multiple cities with heavy lightning and flooded streets. Reports describe uprooted trees, demolished structures, damaged power and telegraph lines, and widespread outages from Mobile to Montgomery. Local trevails include ruined warehouses in Selma and severe damage in Birmingham, Clanton, and nearby towns.
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Alabama
Étreéta
Anslaton
Selma
Birmingham
Treve
Bouth
Clanton
Treen
Iight
Mobile
Che Wtreeur
Bay Minell2
Brewtop
Demopolis
Marlon Juaniton
Evergreen
Decatur
Hunteville
Cullianan
Montgomery
Mississippi
Smyth
Coffee County Handles Unprecedented Hookworm Dispensaries
Fraser Orr of the hookworm department reports Coffee County near the top in treatment numbers after two weeks of free dispensaries in Haepers, Brocton and Enterprise. On one day 342 were treated and many turned away, with 62 at Kiss, 235 at Brocton, and 342 at Enterprise. Orr says next steps are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton County
Coffee County
Fraser Orr
Hookworma Department
State Board of Health
Auhjic
Alg. Perry
Mia
Brocton
Enterprise
Inet
Kres
Kha
Alabama
Orr
Bank president shot in Lowndes County aftermath
Montgomery April 5 W B McGehee a former cashier shot and killed Dr W P Russell president of the bank and physician at Haneville. The assailant fled, a pursuit reported, but the cause remains unclear. Dr Russell severely wounded, transported to St Margaret s hospital for operation. Train incident and other local notes follow in the day’s brief items.
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Haneville
Russell
Medehee
Montgomery
Rutwell
Hia Wift
R. McGehee
Fred McGehes
Ead
McGehee
Dr. Rusesil
Dr. Russil
Rossel
Syntanéera
Advertiser
Frayed OCR Fragment Reports Local Shipping Item
Fragmentary OCR text mentions items like shipments and names but content is unclear and incomplete. Unable to determine a coherent event, people, or organization to summarize into a complete news item.
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Ers
Peath CY Godwin Infant
The
Dry Grocery Company
Willie
J.P. Hardinock
Hencyuty
Mise
Lottie Willie
Aston County
Beoa
A. CL Craipford
Ting
Ein
Chandler
Caly
Xyton
Beckie H
Feraul
Heine
Stevens
Kb Carroll
BNEST
Bonham & Ben
Cageen Star Neeting
Culver
University
Lock Bloodeworth
Dothan
Cairo
Dell & Smith
Will Consder
Canada
N. B. Crawford
Belma
Perry
Uniontown
Perry County
Alheville
Moundville
Esherville
Looffee County
Hous
WP. Russell
Owel
Quest
Ying
Bonham & Gon
John Aiex Kelly
Columbus
J. A. Stephens
Midland City
Flere A
Boverite
Forndell
Honkem & Bes
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