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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-05
UPSET AMONG LABOR
 UNIONS OF ST. LOUIS

St. Louis, December 4.-The Building Trades Department of the American Fed eration of Labor yesterday suspended the International Association of Steam and Hot Water Filters and helpers and the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America. The action was taken, according to w. J. Spencer, sec Jetary of the department, because the union failed to obey what is known as the Tampa decision.
 James Kirby, president of the Building Trades Department, is a member of the busted carpenters, and it was said that the suspension of the union he repre- Fents preeludes all hope of his reelection Monday
 The steam and hot water filters were karred from membership because they persisted in doing work which the plumb CTS and gas filters claimed as a part of thei- duties. The carpenters suspension was caused by a protest of the sheet metal workers.
 The suspension by the department will unscat all local unions of the two inter- nationals in all councils of the building trades department
 system of universal working cards was adopted by the department.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-05
LAST SAD RITES
Remains of J. J. Kennedy Laid to Rest
 Yesterday Afternoon

The funeral of John J, Kennedy from St. Paul's church yesterday afternoon was largely attended, notwithstanding the hard, cold rain. The remains were met at the door of the church by the Rev. Daniel Kennedy a Dominion. brother of the deceased, who with the assistance of the Rev Father Coyle, the pastor of St. Paul's. conducted the serv- ices. Father Kennedy read the burial service in Latin and gave the absolution, after which Father Coyle read the same service in English and delivered a short address. The deceased was known to his wide circle of friends as a good man and faithful Catholic, and his pastor spoke at some length of his many vir- tues and especially of his consistent Chris tian life, and told how gladly he had re- ceived the last rites of the church.
 Among the mourners was a sister of the deceased, a Dominican nun. The Knights of Columbus were present in a body in the church, but owing to the downpour of rain they did not march to Oak Hill the place of interment, as had been in- tended. but the order was represented by a detail at the grave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-05
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
The HandIey Memorial

To the Editor of The Age-Herald:
 Dear Sir-Matters of a business nature required my sojourn for few days Ill the city of Shreveport. On reading The Agc-Herald of December 1 I was shocked to learn of the death of that beloved citi- zen of Birmingham, the Rev. Dr. l.. s.. IIardley, and note the movement that Is worthy of the citizenship of Birmingham to rect to his memory memorial as a testimonial of the high esteem and af- lection in which he was held by the citi- zens.
 Tie writer has known and loved Dr. HaaoIey for more than 9 years, and when the writer, a mere lad, came to Birmingham in those early days pr. -Iandley was then pastor of the First Presbyterian church, then donic1led In P little frame building on the site now oc- cupied by the present magnificent pile Of brick and mortar, and devofing all of his great heart and soul to the uplifting or humanity and the advancement of the religious life of the embryo city. This was his ruling passion in those early days and remained his very life during his entire sojourn with us.
 We eulogize and praise those who have developed the industrial greatness of our city, and all honor to those pioneers! But the things of which they built are temporary and f1eeting as compared to those things for which Dr. iandley gave his life. I heartily commend that spon- taneous movement of the citizens of Bir' mir gham to erect to the memory of this Cody man a memorial But. as sug- geslion, if Dr. Handley was living, ] think he would much prefer a memorial of some kind that would touch and benefit humanity; so while this move ment is in it's infancy, why not consider the feasibility of erecting or endowing some institution to be known as the ''L. s. Handley memorial" wherein hu- manity may be benefited?
 H. B. UEQUHART.
 Shreveport, La, December 3, 19l0.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-05
ALABAMA'S FINE SHOWING
 AT CHICAGO LAND SHOW

the door he meets with huge sign, light ed by electricity, which proclaims that the most central section of the building is held by Alabama.
 In the Alabama booth is sample of every crop raised in the state White there are many samples of sugar cane on display in other booths from Dixie, they sink into pathetic oblivion when com pared with the banner crop of Alabama. Alabama tobacco also is on display, and four cigarmakers are kept busy making cigars by hand in sight of the thousands who pass and repass the booth Last year the land show was looked upon as an experiment. This year, however, it IS a firm reality, and Alabama is elected to make it's sun set In blaze of glory
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-05

Chicago, December 4.-(Special. )-Ala- bama has advanced 1000 fold in the esti- nation of Chicagoans. Alabama has been ably represented in the United States Land and Irrigation exposition In Chi cago, and Sunday Alabama will join hands with Florida in making the last day of the convention one of the greatest of the season.
 Last year Alabama was represented in the land show with one small exhibit, but this year Mobile and Baldwin counties centered their interests in one exhibit his display is the most centrally located in the entire building. As one enters
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-05
Elks Hold Memorial Services

Columbus, Miss, December 4.-(Special) ) Columbus Lodgs No. 555, B. P O. E., held memorial services at their home this aft ernoon. Rabbi A. Brill of Greenville. who was programmed for the address, did not arrive, so no address was delivr cred Many members were present. The regular memorial ritual service was held. Three members have died during the past year. They are Walton s. Green, R. T. Williams. Jr., and Charles A. Johnston.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-05
Trnp.dy Follows Lawsuit

Kosciusko. Miss, December 4.-Dif- ferences between A. J. Johnson, Jr., and Gus Burns, farmers, failed of ter imitation when a suit at law in which the two were principals was decided in a justice of the peace court at Ethel, Miss, today. Instead, when the men met after the trial an argu- ment followed which ended in the stabbing of Johnson to death. Burns was arrested
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-05
Automobile Garage Burned

Decatur, December 4.-(SpeciaL)- The old warehouse of the Texas Oil company on Lee street. which had been used as an automobile garage by John Almon, was entirely consumed by fire last night. The fire was of unknown origin. Two automobiles valued at about s2oO0 each and owned by John Almon were entirely destroyed by the fire. The loss is only partially covered by insurance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-05
Contest of Election Result

St. Paul. Minn., December 4.-John l.. Gieseke, defeated candidate on the dem- ocratic ticket for Congress in the Fourth district, has served notice of a contest of the election of his republican oppo- nent, Frederick e.. Stevens, who, on the faces of the returns, defeated MT. Gieseke by more than 5000 votes in No yanhpr
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-05
Held for AIleged Kidnaping

J. W. Cox and his mother, Mrs. M. F Cox were arrested yesterday afternoon at tile Terminal station as they alighted from an Illinois Central train on charge of Kidnapping. It is charged that they Kidnapped Forest Louis Cox the 2-year- old daughter of J. w. Cox, from her mother at Gadsden, Tenn. They are ''c'ny Neld to aweit. further information >SrQIns tennessee
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-05
Held on several Charges

Robert Thornton, a negro man, was arrested last night by Detcctives Wren and Sigsbee on a charge of murder and burglary and grand larceny. It is charged that he killed an old negro about two years ago. Last night he stole $50 in pennies from Freeman Smith, First ave nua and Thirty-second street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-05
Na.x ca.es of Cholera

Rome, December 4.-Six new cases of cholera have been reported at Palermo in the last "A hours, all being among the patients in the asylum for the insane. Ono death has also occurred there. In addition two cases are reported from other districts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-05
New orleans Wants Exposition

. New orleans. December 4.-Headed by Mayor Martin Behrman of New Orleans. a large delegation of Louisiana citizens left here for Washington tonight to press before Congress the claims of this city for an exposition to celebrate the of tha Panama nanal
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-05
Bessener News

Bessemer, December 4.-(Special,)-Me- mortal exercises were fittingly observed Sunday afternoon by the Bessemer lodge of Elks. Notwithstanding the indictment weather a good sized audience assembled and an appropriate programme was car- ried out. Exalted Ruler Jack LaRue was in charge of the ceremonies. Mrs. G. B.. Hollingsworth presided at the organ. The exercises opened with prayer by the Rev. I. o. Adams. The lodge was opened In regular form, the members and audience joined in singing Nearer, My God. to Thee" Mrs. w. H. Rue and Mrs. N. c. Cowan sang a duet, Some Day We'll Understand" The secretary read the roll call of deceased members. Brother Ben G. Perry made an address and eulogized the "absent brothers" Mrs. Ike Marks rendered a violin solo, accompanied by Miss Inez Lopez. Mrs. Rue sang a solo, My Loved Ones Rest, which was fol- lowed by the singing of the doxology The Rev. w. TT. Taylor pronounced the benediction All the numbers were excel lensly rendered and the ceremonies solemnly impressive.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-05
Council Meeting

In view of the conflicting reports as to the action of the city council in reference to the adoption of the license schedule for the incoming year, 1t is officially stated that the council, at the meeting Tuesday night, will receive the report of the mis- oelaneous committee, who have the mat ter in charge. and place 1t On its first reading. Then an adjourned session will be held next Friday evening to hear ob- jeetions and complaints. The ordinance will take the regular course and those desiring to interpose objections will be given ample time by the council.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-05
REDsNAPPEB SAUCE

ys the most delicious seasoning for soups. fish meats eals<ls, etc., that you imagine At all grocers
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-02

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wabrfam IN taben.

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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-04

VO 7 { YES
Railroad Measure Passes
Senate by a Big
Majority

WASHINGTON. June 3-The SEN
ate passed the administration railroad
Dill at 2 56 tonight 1t has been un-
der consideration for more than twelve
weeks and practically no other busl-
ness except appropriation bills were
considered In that long period Only
twelve votes. all by Democrats. were
recorded against the bill The prac-
tlcal unanimity with which the meas
ure was passed was due to radical
changes made In the measure from
the form in which II was drafted by
Attorney General WiclcrSham follow
Ing humorous conferences at tho
White House on the subject of amend
Ing interstate commerce laws
All the insurgents" who opposed
many features OF the original bill yot-
ed for II tonight
Through the elimination OF pooling
and merger sections and by reason
OF the adoption of many amendments
in the interest of shippers. the pro.
gTesslye Republicans claim a signal
victory and most Of the Democrats cx-
pressed themselves as favorable TO
the large portion of the measure
Had IT not been for the retention OF
the sections to create court of com
merce II Is likely that he vote for the
bill would have been unanimous
Debate ceased at 2 90 o'clock when
Senator Elkins. chairman of the inter
state commerce commission. moved 10
take M the bill which was passed by
the house and after striking out the
body Of that measure TO substitute the
matter agreed upon by the senate In
that form the bill was voted upon with
the result that 1t was passed by
vote of SO to IL
No Republican voted against the bill
and six Democrats voted for II. They
were Messrs. Chamberlain. Clay, Gore.
Paynter. Simmons and stone The
Democrats recorded against 1T were
Messrs. Bacon. Fletcher. Frazier.
Hughes. Money. Newlands. Percy. Pur-
cell. Rayner. Shively, Smith of Mary
land and Smith of South Carolina
Just before the voting began Sena-
tor La Toilette. one OF the insurgeut
Republican leaders. served notice up
on the senate that unless the senate
conferees made a determined fight for
retention OF amendments procured Nv
progresslyes and Democrats 1t could
not hope to have the conference report
approved.
Speeches In explanation OF their
votes was made by Senators Bacon,
La Toilette. Dolllver, Paynter, Clay,
Simmons and Gore.
The new law will take effect sixty |
DAYS after 1t is approved by the presi-
dent