Election Notice for Calhoun County 1901 Constitutional Convention
Sheriff I M W Woodruff of Calhoun County Alabama sets April 25 1901 election at all voting places to decide on a constitutional convention and to elect 55 delegates statewide and 2 per county. The notice lists appointed inspectors and returning officers for Beats 1 through 7 and designates a 50 foot buffer around polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. W. Woodruff
Calhoun County
Alabama
M. W. Woopkver
Election Board
J D Hammond
Sam G Wright
JJ Arnold
Will McGinnis
Southern Railway Schedule Fragment From Anniston Era
Train timetables list station stops including Selma Birmingham Atlanta and New York with Pullman sleepers and dining cars. The document outlines No 1 No 2 No 4 and other service patterns, routes Birmingham to New York Chattanooga to Cincinnati and Louisville, plus connections to Washington Philadelphia and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pno
Selma
Bristol
Siam
York
Tween Mobile
Birmingham
Hom
New York
Bo Amy
Luehloose
Aron
Reensboro
Marion
Mae
Daepm
Belin
Sain Eeeeeres
CHOY
Meridian
Kai
Mopolis
Uuiout
Marion Jet
Iso
Montevallo
Ciipm
Sam
Calera
L&t
Columbiana
Childersburg
Eeas
Besems Talladega
Anniston
Jacksonville
Eel Pielmont
Cave Springs Sea
Rome
We Capr
Atlanta
Bas
Pell City
Heflin
Edwardsville
Osees
Peaihurst
Tallapoosa
Anniston Bao
Tam
Ly Menial DU Osdapin
R Macon
mAey
Ay Dewup
Cesses
GlApan
Bransciei
iSam
Pullman
Mirmingham
Jacksville
Avanta
Brunswick
I Manoogs
Chattanooga
Salisbury
Sapape
Louisville
Millman
Cincinnati
Louiguil
Charlotte
Pee
éAprm
Iberm
Bifano
Sham
CY Jackson
Election precinct inspector list for Beat Nos 7 to 20
Long roster of election inspectors and returning officers by beat, with names for Beats 7 through 20 and notes that vacancies will be filled by present inspectors on election day. Also includes a probate judge, circuit clerk, and sheriff, plus an apparent ad for a cure product with questionable formatting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Dickie
Westy Phillips
William Curry
S A McVollum
Nay Reid
James Kelly
Robi Kelly
R W Dickie
C A Galbreath
E M Lewis
E F He Hanna
Bjautry
Emmeerr F. Crook
I. E. Watson
M. W. Wooprourr
Johnston
Joanston
Mortgage Sale of Church Property in Anniston Alabama
The Board of Church Extension of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Philadelphia sells under a 1858 mortgage deed for St Paul Methodist in Anniston. The property at Leighton Avenue and Fourteenth Street, 140 by 190 feet, is offered to the highest cash bidder on May 6, 1901, in front of the city courthouse within legal hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Methodist Episcopal Church
Anniston
Ala
Bate
Calhoun County
Leighton Avenue
Fourteenth Street
14Th Street
Board of Church Extension
The
Methodist
Episcopal Church of
The Pot of Gold in Childhood’s Lost Delusion
A verse reflection on belief in buried riches fading with age. The speaker recalls childhood faith in pots of gold and rainbows, contrasting it with adult life. The piece notes a friend in a race betting, returning home with luckless disappointment, ending with a wry maturing insight.
Costly Divorce and Superstitions Across Cultures
An excerpt depicts a Black couple in court discussing divorce costs with an elevator man, noting lawyer fees of about $15 to $20 while a marriage cost only $2. The piece shifts to China and Burma where charms claim invulnerability via tattoo rites and magical amulets, including dragon nests and deer horn, as the author reflects on Western skepticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Mistah
Jedge
Kansas City Star
Yunnan
Geographical Journal
Tea caddies and school caddies in Belton Park trial
During a court hearing in England about Belton Park club members accused of employing underage caddies, testimony noted the practice of giving lunch and tea. The judge quipped tea caddies, while a citizen scolded a man for wasting time over a loan and missed sighting errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belton Park Club
England
Mike
Washington Star
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Thrisman & CO
Jewelers
Opticians
J. T. Chrisman
Noble ST. Theater
A. R. Noble
Mr. Walker Whiteside
Heart and
J. H. Pengrew
Wikle’s
Anniston Banking & Loan CO
M B. Wellborn, Pris
Jacksonville, Ala
Vip Ioma
Cataogue
C. W. Daugette
Wood Yard
Railroad and
15Th Street
B. McClurkin
Guthrie & Hopkin
Kalsemining
Carre’s Shoe Store
Guthrie & Hopkins
C W_ Sanford
Tnos
L Harvey
Martin
John M Owens
Tom Owens
C W Bentley
I L Weaver
Will Parker
M Griffis
E A’ Hughes
John W Ray
W P Reaves
E M Reid
R P Heaton
A J Boswell
F M Jones
S J Kenedy
J D Price
Frank Stepperd
T Holt
Hollingsworth
S—R
Southern Railway
San Annes
Birmingar
Ikemar
Sper
Dee
T A Smith
R A Alexander
H J T Boozer
McBee
Dolph Williams
Landers
H T Boover
J R Atkins
Butler Green
James Cherry
W D Nixon
A H Whatley
E D McClelan
C N Thompson
W E Williams
T W Wilkerson
Dave Jennings
P B Watson
T H Arnett
Sam Love
Clark Morgan
M P Poland
P © Patterson
Inspctors
R A Poland
Iron City
James A Hughes
J W Murphy
Waddy Thompson
W H Davis
James Morris
H I Tumlin
Dock Riddle
J W Doggins
Gray
W T Golden
John M Gunnels
A H Draper
Will Weiss
Cicero Paul
Thos J Vincent
G W Pasterwood
Ward
A P Agee
W W Battle
Elmore Garrett
J M Sweet
John 8
Reaves
John Boozer
J A Summers
H A Hodge
F W Foster
Gad Adams
Ed Livingston
Charlie Hamilton
H D McCarty
Geo B Randolph
T M Curry
Henry Edmondson
F M. Savage
Jasper Smith
G W Allison
Jne O' Bryant
W J Chitwood
L L Allen
E S Seaman
G W Danston
M N Coker
E D Meharg
John Shurburt
J P Cochran
W. Va
Kernott
Kermott
Chicago
Talismans
Chena
Byron, Mich
Williams, Davis, Brooks & Co
Detroit
G. W. Luther
Michigan Pmu Company
Dwtmortr
Elam Drug Co
J. L. Wikle
Nels Bros
Oxford
ANE
Nish
Ing
Calland
Thomas’ Drug Store
West Tenth Street
Alabama General Agency
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Richard TicCurdy
Arplus
Columbus Smith
England House
C. Hw, Hall
Anniston, Alabama
13Th Street
Union Depot