Election Notice for Calhoun County 1901 Delegates Thirty-Five
Notice shows sheriff I M W Woodruff scheduling an April 28 1901 election at polling places across Calhoun County Alabama to decide on a constitutional convention and to elect fifty five statewide delegates and two county delegates. It lists appointed returning officers and precinct inspectors for election day and notes orders to keep voters fifty feet from polls except while voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. W. Woodruff
Calhoun County
Alabama
M. W. Wooprurr
Southern Railway Condensed Schedule from 1901 Era
Train timetable excerpt showing routes, stations, and timings for Southern Railway. Notes list Birmingham to New York sleeper service, Pullman cars, dining service, and connections through Atlanta Charlotte Washington and New York with multiple intermediate stops including Selma Anniston Rome and Talladega.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otate Iara
O'l's
Harosmopolis
Uniont'n
Marion Jet
Sinar
Rispmil
Montevade
Calera
Columbiana
Childersburg
Talladega
Anniston
Jacksonville
Piedimont
Cave Spring
Saith
Rome
Atlanta
Birmham Essa
Pell City
Cver
Aba
Hettin
Edwardsville
Leof . Preithorst
Tallapoosa
Bremen
Douglasville T
Lithia Springs
Ar. Atlante Am Iam Pim
Birmingham
Charlotte
Danville
Lynchburg
Charlottesville
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Washington and Southwestern
Aml Athi
C.F. Jackson
Alf A. Preeman
TS Poaime
Gannun
Washingtoon
Havenneches
G. PA
Wastingtas
Benscoter
Chattancors
Rd Sroenl
Town
Macon
Jesup
Ducksor
Beunswick
Bam Pn
Pullman
Roon Buffet Siee
Mirmingham
Jacksyville
Brunswick
Pullman Sleepingham
Neo
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Hot & Wits
Salisbury
Greensboro
Art Washington
Local Election Inspectors by Beat and Officers Listed
A long list of election inspectors and returning officers assigned by beat number across multiple wards and districts. Names include Hollingsworth, T A Smith, R A Alexander, H T Boozer, James Cherry, W D Nixon, A H Whatley, T W Wilkerson, Dave Jennings, P B Watson, Be it Beat Nos. 7 through 20 with various inspectors and returning officers. Vacancies will be filled by inspectors present on election day. Emmett F. Crook named judge of probate. I E Watson circuit clerk and M W Wooprerr sheriff. Also an advertisement for Kee Mott's Cholera Morbus remedy and Kennett's Extract Black Cherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Hollingsworth
T A Smith
R A Alexander
H T Boozer
McBee
Dolph Williams
G W Landers
H T Boover
J R Atkins
Butler Green
James Cherry
W D Nixon
A H Whatley
D McClelan
N Thompson
W FE Williams
T W Wilkerson
Dave Jennings
P B Watson
T H Arnett
Sam Love
Clark Morgan
M P Poland
Patterson
R A Poland
Tron City
James A Hughes
J W Murphy
Waddy Thompson
W H Davis
James Morris
H I Tumlin
Dock Riddle
Ward
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
TM Curry
Henry Edmondson
F M. Savage
Jasper Smith
G W Allison
Jne O' Bryant
W J Chitwood
L L Allen
Seaman
G W Dunston
M N Coker
E D Meharg
John
Shurburt
J P Cochran
Duke
Willis Dickie
Wesy Phillips
William Curry
A McCollum
Nay Reid
James Kelly
Robi Kelly
R W Dickie
C A Galbreath
E M Lewis
H Hanna
Bautry
Mortgage sale of church property in Anniston Alabama
Mortgage sale under a 1888 deed by trustees of St Paul Methodist Church Anniston Alabama. On May 6 1901 the property described as a parallelogram 140 by 190 feet bounded by Leighton avenue and Fourteenth street will be sold at public auction in front of the city courtroom. Sale conducted by Board of Church Extension of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Philadelphia and Pennsylvania through attorney AGEN AvP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Methodist Episcopal Church
Anniston
Ala
Calhoun County
Leighton Avenue
Fourteenth Street
14Th Street
Board of Church Extension
The
Methodist Episcopal Church of Philadelphia
State of
Pennsylvania
Donnelly's singable journey to Minnesota trips with humor
Ignatius Donnelly, traveling with his family to Minnesota in the 1850s, lightened a grim winter voyage. He broke into song to lift spirits when no one else could. His impromptu performance sparked storytelling, turning the rest of the journey into lively, jolly travel amid heavy snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Ignatius Donnelly
Dubuque
Donnelly
Mississippi-Minneapolis Times
Eone
Wise Travelers and Tongue Ecology in a Plain Tale
In Hilltown a tavern tale ends with a man advocating travel as the next step after fixing home. The piece shifts to a medical aside detailing tongue conditions from fever to scarlet fever, stressing how observing the tongue reveals health and urging children to extend their tongues for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
William
Hilltown
Lloyds symbols explain ship quality markings
The article explains the use of articles Al A and 1 to denote first class condition of a vessel and its equipment. It states 2 indicates insufficiency in quantity or quality, and that the phrase die or at is AT means everything is first class in every respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyds
Johnston
Byron, Mich
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Housewives
New Boston Magazine
Oliver Street
Boston
Mass
Anniston Electric & Gas Company
Wood Yard
15Th Street
B. McClurkin
Anniston Banking & Loan CO
Wellborn
Prox
State Horna! Ochos
Jacksonville, Ala
Cataogue
C.W. Daugette
Baldur
Election Board
J D Hammond
Sam G Wright
JJ Arnold
Will McGinnis
C W _ Sanford
Tnos
L Harvey
Martin
John M Owens
Tom Owens
W Bentley
TL Weaver
Will Parker
M Griffis
E A Hughes
John W Ray
W P Reaves
E M Reid
R P Heaton
A J Boswell
FM Jones
Southern Railway
Newmeais
Mobilie
Liv
Selma
Ham
Galy
Bristol
Tvee
Lynenb
York
Ars Beieming
Lens
Akron
Greensboro -Marion
Seations
Sailsbury
Emmett F. Crook
I. E. Watson
Circuit Cleck
M. W. Wooprerr
Mott
Madoch
Druypisi
Trkersburg
Chotera Morrie
Kennett
Kermott
Agen, Attorney
al” Means
ANG Pin
Our Pine
Nish
Ing. Callard
Ite Paints
Thomas’ Drug Store
West Tenth Street
Alabama General Agency
the Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Richard A ShCurdy
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York
Columbus Smith
Sur
Iston
New England House
Citas Hall
13Th Street
Union Depot
Anniston, Alabama
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