Notable Suthern Conference on Race Problem in Montgomery
The Suthern conference will meet in Montgomery from May 5 to 10 for a full and free discussion of the race problem in relation to the welfare of the South. It will be attended by many prominent leaders who will tackle questions on franchise limits education religion social relations and lynching. The event is under the auspices of the Southern Society organized to promote study of the race issue.
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South
Southern Society
Racial Dialogue Conference Aims Free Forum in South
The society promotes a sincere and serious movement among Southern religious educational and political groups. The conference seeks an open arena for discussion of racial difficulties without fear or censorship.
Political shifts and events loom in local scene
Gen Otis resigns in the Philippines amid calls that Olly’s hold was misfitting. Easter weather hints at ideal churchgoing. Chattanooga advances street fair plans. If Hawley bill passes, Anniston may host a military camp, praised by the war department. Judge L Dickinson may quit the Republican congressional race, a move that could energize party ranks.
Fourth Alabama District seated candidate announced
In Cotitrrons, iomd candidate for Congres under the Democratic party is announced. Br. B. Dudley Williams of Calhoun County is named as a Democratic candidate for Congress from the Fourth Alabama District.
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Br. B. Dudley Williams
Calhoun County
Congress
Alabama
Democratic party Senate candidates named for Seventh District
Wear authorizes Fred L. Blackmon of Calhoun and Lewis J. Morrin to announce their candidacies for State Senate from the Seventh District Calhoun and Cleburne counties, both subject to Democratic party action, with A. F. McGuer also declaring candidacy for the same seat.
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Wear
Fred L. Blackmon
Calhoun
Senate
Cleburne
Democratic
Lewis J. Morrin
A. F. McGuer
Tam candidate to represent Calhoun in lower house awaits party action
The Legislature announces a Tam candidate to represent Calhoun County in the next general assembly. If elected the candidate will vote to return Hon. John T. Morgan to the U.S. Senate unless directed otherwise. B. Russert is also announced as a Democratic party candidate for the legislature with action pending.
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Tam
Calhoun County
General Assembly
John T. Morgan
United States Senate
Morgan Announces Candidacy for Calhoun County Sheriff
J M Racan states Alf M Morgan is candidate for sheriff of Calhoun County in the August election. Morgan declares consent and requests popular support from county residents.
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J. M. Racan
Reduced Rates Via Southern Railway for Several Meetings
Southern Railway offers reduced round trip fares for the General Assembly Cumberland Presbyterian church at Chattanooga May 17 to 24 1900 and for Presbyterian church events in Atlanta May 17 to 26 1900 with limited return dates. Also rates for St Louis May 17 to 31 1900 with return by June 3 1900 plus 3.00. Tickets on sale May 15 to 17. contact local ticket agents for details.
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The
Southern Railway
General Assembly
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Chattanooga
Teen
Presbyterian
General Assembly, Presbyterian Church
St. Louis
Est Southern Railway
Special Sale Of Men Suits Continues To April Fourteenth
Special sale of all wool and worsted men suits from sizes 33 to 42 at 6.99 continues until Saturday night next, April 14. Money refunded if not satisfactory. Allman Bros promotes custom fit ice suits.
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Allman Bros
Southern Railway Adjusts Schedule to Parrish and Birmingham
Effective April 2 Southern Railway train 35 departs Birmingham at 12 20 p m and connects at Parrish Alabama with the Northern Alabama Railway for Tuscaloosa Russellville Shemelt Florence and other points. Train 36 arrives Birmingham about 4 00 p m and offers connections from Northern Alabama Railway points to Birmingham. For details contact an agent or EB Jackson T P A Birmingham Alabama.
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Russellville
Tuscumbia
SheMeld
Florence and
Alrsolute
Northern Alabama Railway
Southern Railway
Birmingham
Parrish
Ala
Bingham
EB. Jackson
T. P.A
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the Evening Star
Figery
Linddy
T. R. Gordon
Foster F. Stoockton
Joan Fitzgerald
Ity
Columbian Building
Noble Street
Anniston
Postoffice
Anniston, Ala
Sherif
M. W. Woodruff
Henry B. Glover
D. Z. Goodlett
Dave B. Burna
H. T. Persona
W. M. Franke
Fnd
Disteiet
H. Bagley
Ira J. Davis
Suthern Conference
Montgomery
Gen Otis
Philippines
Olly
War Department
New York
Legis
Tom
Iomd
Congres
Democratic Party
J. H. Kona
State Senate
Harry, Gunnell
B. Russert
Alf M. Morgan
J. L. Wikle
Hulsey & Jones
Real Estate and Insurance Acts
Mineral
Turber
Doering
Youllikem Groceries
Cater Grocery Co
Edmondson & Anderson
Southern
L. & N. Railways
Dixie Aardw
Ani
Peseta
Don
J. N. Boyer
Security Bank
Staff of Life
Jebeles Bros
Longfellow
Chickering
Kranich & Bach
Krell
Kingsbury, Emerson
Royal
Carlisle
E. E. Forbes
East Tenth Street
M. M. Bishop
Mer
Jersey
J. B. Rayfield, Glen Addie
Parker House
G. W. Dewberry
Oxford
Anniston Electric & Gas Company
Oxford Lake
AnNiston Electric & Gas Co
K. W. Sexton
Gen'l Mgr
Pratt
Opera House
Anniston Locomotive and
Machine Works
Anniston Banking & Loan CO
M. B. Wellborn
Pres
W. W. Wynn
B. Julius Williams & Bro
Postofiies
West Tenth Street
Sam Sweatman
Murray Hill Club
M. Markstein
J. A. Magnus & Co
Tenth & Noble Sts
King Manufacturing Co. Tin, Sheet Iron and Metal Workers
West Eleventh Street
Anniston National Bank
Anniston, Alabama
W. H. McKleroy
C.D. Woodruff
WM. A. Davis
Eed
M. B
Ellborn
R. F. SM
Allan
Thomas’ Drug Store
Daniel A. Farrell
Tiantina
Cor, 11Th and Wilmer
L. H. Carre
Anniston Lumber Company
Noble St
Postal Tel. Co
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