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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1900

Page

4

Woman dies in asylum mystery nails found in skull

In December an elegantly dressed man sought admission for his aunt Aurelia Granados de Jaimes to Mexico Citys insane asylum on Canon street. She died after complaining of head pain. autopsy revealed a steel nail eight centimetres long driven into the right temple. An investigation seeks the man who brought her to the governor. The woman appeared about 35.

City of Mexico Aurelia Granados de Jaimes Canon Street Alberto Lopez Hermosa Francisco de P. Beheverria

New Cotton Mill Planned for Jacksonville and Rail Connections Expanded

Jacksonville prepares for a large new cotton mill organized by Geo. P. Ide of Jacksonville with most stock sold, likely to be secured at a bargain. The ad notes 60 acres on Coldwater mountain near a reservoir, with land suited for fruit or track farming and local business promotions. Rail service updates from Southern Railway link Birmingham to Parrish and Northern Alabama points, with additional connections via train schedules. Local services highlight Edmondson & Anderson stable and Boyer tailor, plus a popular cigar named Kennesaw with strong local demand.

Geo. P. Ide Jacksonville Coldwater Mountain O. Hl. Parker & Co Southern Railway Birmingham Parrish Ala Northern Alabama Railway J. E. Jackson

Reduced Commutation Tickets Between Oxford and Anniston

The Anniston Electric and Gas Company announces March 31 1900 as the start of a limited commutation ticket program. Fifty two trip tickets between Oxford Lake and the Pipe Works will be sold for $2.50 each and may be used only in the issuing calendar month and are nontransferable. If fewer than twenty five trips are used, credit is issued at the company office reducing the price to the difference between $2.50 and the number of trips, counted at ten cents per trip. Anniston Electric and Gas Co H W Spexvos Genl Mgr.

Anniston Electric & Gas Company Oxford Lake Anniston Exvectric & Gas Co H. W. Spexvos Gen

Hawkins Buys John F. Cook Stock Ahead of March 31

L. J. Hawkins has purchased the John F. Cook stock valued at ten thousand dollars with March 31 as the reference date. Buyers are invited to come early to choose their holdings.

L. J. Hawkins John F. Cook

Tama candidate for Congress in Fourth Alabama District

Dr B Dudley Williams of Calhoun County is announced as a candidate for Congress from the Fourth Alabama District. J H Kina remains a subject of action by the Democratic party.

Tama Congress Democratic Party B. Dudley Williams Calhoun County Alabama

Candidates Named for Seventh Senatorial District Senate Race

The notice announces Fred L. Blackmon of Calhoun and Lewis J. Morris as candidates for the Seventh Senatorial district, which comprises Calhoun and Cleburne counties, subject to Democratic party action. A. F. McGner also proclaims his candidacy for State Senator in the same district under the party's process.

Fred L. Blackmon Calhoun Senate Cleburne Lewis J. Morris A. F. McGner

Queen Victo ria warmly welcomed in Dublin

Queen Victoria arrived in Dublin at 11 25 am to a bustling crowd. She responded to a welcome address and was driven to the Vice Regal Lodge amid widespread enthusiasm along the route.

The Staff of Life Bread Ad Snapshot

The copy touts bread made from the best flour, light and wholesome, freshly baked daily and delivered promptly to homes in Anniston. It urges readers to choose bread of high quality to ensure good eating.

Parker House Change Handed to Dewberrys

The Parker House is now under Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Dewberry who will operate it in the future. They plan to take several boarders and offer special attention, with twenty rooms on the third floor for rent at a low price. Apply only to those of good reputation.

J. M. Dewberry

Calhoun County Candidate Seeks Legislature Seat

A candidate announces for the lower house in Calhoun County, pending Democratic party action. If elected, the speaker vows to vote for the return of Hon. John T. Morgan to the United States Senate unless otherwise instructed. G. B. Rossen is also authorized as a Democratic candidate for the legislature.

Calhoun County General Assembly John T. Morgan United States Senate G. B. Rossen Democratic Party

Morgan Announces Candidacy for Calhoun County Sheriff

J M Ragan states Alf M Morgan is a candidate for sheriff of Calhoun County in the August election. Morgan consents and seeks the support of county voters.

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