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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1901

Page

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Preliminary Work Begins on Anniston Public Building

Civil engineer J. D. Hunter started site preparation for Anniston's public building, staking dimensions under custodian L. T. Smith. Supervising architect in Washington urged immediate commencement, with Russell Bros. to photograph the site. Ex-congressman W. F. Aldrich credited for pressing action.

Anniston L. T. Smith

Second Regiment Officers Appointed for Fourth Alabama Division

The Second Regiment, strictly Calhoun, composed of Confederate veterans including Annistonians, appoints officers for commission in the Fourth Alabama Division. Birmingham, April 16. The article indicates continuation on page four.

Birmingham

Willett Made Colonel of Sons of Confederate Veterans

Hon J J Willett has been appointed colonel of the Second Regiment of the Sons of Confederate Veterans by Gen James H Savage. The unit, organized in Calhoun County Alabama, includes officers Aniston Ed G Caldwell Jacksonville Karnest Harris Piedmont Davis Cooper Oxford George Joel Stone Anniston James Keith Jacksonville James Crow Jackson ville A H Sheppard Anniston. Brigadier General W V A C Oxford Adjutant General and Chief of Staff.

James H. Savage The Sec Ond Sons of Confederate Veterans JO R

Bound to Staple: Child Found in Attic Attic Room

Bound to a staple in a dark attic room, the nine year old son of Eliza Hawkins was discovered yesterday in Alvoona Pennsylvania. A local investigation follows as authorities review how the boy came to be restrained in the residence. The incident raises concern about child welfare and safety. Local residents ask for details and prevention measures.

Alvoona Penn Eliza Hawkins

Child Bound by Mother in Harsh Home Near City

Humane officer reports a nine year old boy named Eddie kept bound to a staple for almost three years by his mother. The confinement left him stunted mentally and physically, weighing around 40 pounds and speaking like an infant.

Humane Eddie

Carrie Nation vows return to Kansas City speaks at mission

ToreKxa April 16 Mrs Carrie Nation faces $5000 fine and exile from Kansas after a Kansas City incident. She says she will return in a week to speak at the McGee mission, insisting she had a good time and plans no trouble. An editor from Fordville reports Foley's Kidney Cure cured kidney trouble.

ToreKxa Kan Carrie Nation Kansas City Fordville, Ky Foley McElreath Drug Co

Morning and Evening Sermons by Rev Sam Jones

Rev Sam Jones preached at the Auditorium this morning to a large audience from the text I will therefore that men pray every where lifting up holy hands without wrath and doubting. He will lead morning and evening services daily while T R McCarty conducts afternoons starting at 2 30. Crowds grow as interest in the meeting increases.

Sam Jones Mr. Jones

Arkansas Senate Allows Alcohol License for Drinkers

Little Rock April 16 Senate votes twelve to seven to bar drinking unless licensed as a dram drinker. License set at 5 per annum.

Little Rock, Ark Senate

Woodstock merchant Bevill linked to local contracts

Town records note Mr Bevill a Woodstock merchant with contracts to supply material to workers near Blocton. He was traveling to visit crews when the accident occurred, prompting a review of his business ties and locations.

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. D. Hunter Mr. Hunter Mr. Smith Ing Russell Tograph Washington Con Noble and Twelfth Streets W. F. Aldrich Congress Mr. Aldrich Jas H. Savage Calhoun Regiment Annistonians Alabama United Con J. J. Willett Sons of Veterans Gen. Savage Caldwell Jos J. Willett the Sons of the Calhoun County Confederacy of the Fourth Brigade of Vision of Sons of the United Con Joseph J. Willett G. Caldwell Onel Jacksonville Karnest Harris Battal Ion Piedmont Davis Cooper Oxford George Joel Stone James Keith James Crow Jack Sonville A. H. Sheppard J. H. Savage Bama Division A. C. Oxford Little Son Carrie Smasher Sto McGee Z. R. McCarty T. R. McCarty Arkansas Globe Clothing Company R. Hertz GLOBE Blocton Brocton A. J. Bevill Mobile and Ohio Railroad Victor C. Dry Noble Street
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