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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1900

Page

5

Stallings and Johnston Campaign Connection Denied

Huntsville Alabama April 10 J C King publishes a letter from Capt Frank S White chairman of the Morgan Campaign Committee stating his belief that Jesse F Stallings supports the Johnston race and noting White’s satisfaction with Stallings courteous treatment of campaigners in Clarke and Crew counties The letter dated Birmingham February 16 1900 is addressed to J C King Huntsville Alabama and signed FRANK S WHITE Chairman.

Huntsville Ala J. C. King Franks. White Birmingham Jesse F. Stallings Hon. F. Johnston Stallings Thal Clarke and Crew Frank 8S. White

Fire Rages Through Brooklyn Factories Destroying Rigs and Carriages

A fire swept a square mile in Greenpoint Brooklyn yesterday causing an estimated half a million dollars in damage. It began in a Smith & Co. box factory and spread to a carriage works, a metal works, and three other manufactories.

News Notes From Busy Morrisville

Morrisville April 9. Mr. John Jackson and wife from Blount county visit his mother and sister in Morrisville. Mr. Geo Adams and Hsgr E M Reid of Morrisville visit Esqr F M Jones last Sunday. J W Jones of Morrisville and Miss M F Loyd of Peaceburg wed at Mead by E M Reid. Farmers lag behind but weather helps. Wheat looks good oats poor. Peach crop appears favorable for a full local supply. Farm hands may find work with good wages in this settlement.

Morrisville John Jackson Blount County Mr. Jackson Geo. Adams Hsgr E. M. Reid Esqr F. M. Jones J. W. Jones M. F. Loyd Peaceburg Mead

Southern May Put On Another Train

The Southern railway plans a new train between Birmingham Anniston and Atlanta. It will run three daily trains each way among the three cities with departures from Birmingham near midnight and Anniston around 2 am and arrivals in Atlanta between 6 and 7 am. Return trips depart Atlanta at midnight and reach Anniston just before 2 am then Birmingham between 6 and 7 am.

Southern Southern Railway Birmingham Anniston Atlanta

Kennesaw Impresses With Unmatched Run

No team has enjoyed a longer streak here than the Kennesaw squad and none deserves it more for the sustained effort and vigor shown throughout the stretch.

Uncalled For Letters List From Aniston Post Office

A long list of uncalled letters in the Aniston post office is published with many names including Mrs Mary Davis and Miss Julia Doering among others. The notice notes these letters are advertised and may be claimed by their addressees. The list includes initials and surnames and ends with a question about smoking Kennesaw.

Anpiston B—Burt Katie Berry C—Curry Mary Wallace D—Davis Mary Doering Julia H—Humphrey Addie Hughes Matty Haton Annie Hill Alice M—Monford Stella Mulliam Rebecca Marker Willie McNeal Martha P Pickett Janie Poe Adis

Anniston Supply Wins Big Contracts in South Carolina and Alabama

The Anniston Supply company has been awarded the tin and cornice contract for the Buffalo cotton mill in Union South Carolina and will start soon. It also secured the contract for tin work on the $25,000 addition to the St. Vincent hospital in Birmingham Alabama.

Anniston Supply Company Big Buffalo Union Buffalo St. Vincent Hospital Birmingham

Knights of the Grip Meet in Birmingham

The state convention of Post B Alabama division of Travelers Protective Association opened in Birmingham. A banquet is planned at the Morris hotel and a tour around the Birmingham Mineral road to Ensley Pratt City Bessemer and other points will follow.

Birmingham Ala Post B Alabama Division of Travelers’ Protective Association Birmingham Mineral Road Ensley Pratt City Bessemer Morris Hotel

Thousands of Acres Opened For Entry Along Pacific Coast

Los Angeles April 10 public lands about 46 000 acres in four townships along the Pacific coast twelve miles north of Santa Monica were opened for entry today. Most lands were settled years ago with patents unobtainable due to government delays. Surveyors have just completed their work. Remember that the Anniston Tannery buys hides beeswax tallow and tan bark at the highest cash prices.

Los Angeles Cal Pacific Coast Santa Monica

Egan Elected President of Central of Georgia Railway

Savannah report states Vice President John M. Egan was elected president to replace the late Hugh M. Comer. Major J. F. Hanson of Macon became board chairman overseeing the system's finances. The board meeting drew attention as a key event since the system’s reorganization, with absent northern directors noted. Get R. O. Watson to do your hauling. Phone 72.

Savannah John M. Egan Central of Georgia Railway Company Hugh M. Comer J. F. Hanson Macon Egan Comer

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