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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1901

Page

5

Local Briefs Highlight Anniston Area Events

Anniston area notices include court action against Pink Boyd for whisky without a license, upcoming store promotions at McElreath Drug Co and Anniston Trading Co, and a series of lectures and church events. Other items mention real estate listings, a photo exhibit by Dry, sermons by Bill Mitchell in Edwardsville, and revival close at Oxanna church.

Pink Boyd

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The article fragment reports a person named Juan P R departing by a Red Deer Caracas voyage. It mentions a report to President Me and hints at attitudes toward the press. It notes a salary figure of $12,000 annually and a large sum saved, with references to lawsuits and a company.

Juan P. R United States Red Deer Caracas Nahis

Local men travel and return from trips

Mr. M. B. Wallace went to Tallapoosa this morning. Mr. W. G. Ledbetter returned from a Birmingham business trip. Mr. W. G. Hardin is up from Lincoln today. Mr. J. J. A. Ledbetter came back yesterday from a several days business trip to Gadsden. Mr. Lawrence Sheton returns from Cedar Bluff to resume his position with the Southern Car and Foundry Company.

Edward W. Buchanan J. C. Mays Seddon Mr. M. BE. Wallace Tallapoosa W. G. Ledbetter Birmingham W. G. Hardin Lincoln Mr. J.ja. Ledbetter Gadsden Lawrence Sheton Cedar Bluff The Southern Car and Foundry Company

Patrick Murder Trial Hears Closing Arguments

The hearing in Albert T. Patrick's murder case against aged millionaire William M. Rice closed yesterday afternoon. Justice Jerome reserved decision and hoped to announce by Monday on Patrick's possible grand jury commitment. Patrick will remain at the Tombs pending ruling.

New York Albert T. Patrick William M. Rice Jerome Patrick

Cold Cure Dismisses Sore Throat Claims

Fragmentary note mentions using Ret. axative Onuinine for sore throat and references a remedy called viatd Cold Cure. No clear patient or outcome is stated.

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