Election Notice for Calhoun County April 1901 Convention
Sheriff M. W. Woodruff of Calhoun County Alabama calls an April 23 1901 election at voting places to decide on holding a constitutional convention and to elect fifty five delegates state wide and two from the county. Election board appoints inspectors and returning officers for seven beats with orders to keep distance from polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Woodfull
Calhoun County
Alabama
M. W. Wooprurf
Southern Railway timetable and election notices
Train schedules show No. 22 and No. 2 routes with Pullman cars between Mobile and New York and Birmingham to Brunswick. Following the timetable, officials list precinct inspectors and returning officers for Beat Nos. 5 through 20, with vacation filling rights, plus probate and court contacts for the election.
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Selina
Arhnexville iv
Dar
York
Pullman Sleep
Mobtale
Mire Pionee
Birmingham
New York
Meulsen
Cccces
Uemoose
Akron
Tam
edUsboro
Saan
Kadam
Meridian
Daha
Ham
Danopells
Marton
Cory
Bibra
Montevallo
Calera
Lapa Es
Canambiana
Ohidersburg
Eushe
Aiepm
Talladega
Anniston
Jacksonville
Midmont
Cave Springs
Atlanta
Bam
Pani
Birm
Pell City
Tapniston
Pba
Hetlin
Edwardsville
Pruithurst
Wallapoosa
Bremen
Douglasville
Lithia Springs Boll
Qwla Opm Lampup i
van Lorenee
Nybaea
Macon
Jesan
GSO
Jacksorville
Asr
Epeca
Bsubme
Brunswitk
Bay
Pulleoan
Jacks+ville
Auntie
Brunswick
Pullman
Port Ingham
Washington and Southwestern
Pullen Library
Kanvidie
Charlotte
Washington
Jack Sos
Ala
AD. Freeman
Washkinagton
Weds
Washington, D
Mortgage Sale of Anniston Church Property
Mortgage sale under a 1853 deed by trustees of St Paul Methodist Church of Anniston Alabama. On May 5 1901 at the city court room door in Anniston the property lot bounded by Leighton avenue and Fourteenth street will be sold to the highest cash bidder within legal hours. The description covers a parallelogram lot 140 by 190 feet in Calhoun County Alabama. Board of Church Extension of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Philadelphia and State of Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Methodist Episcopal Church
Anniston
al A
Calhoun County
Ala
City Court Room
Leighton Avenue
Fourteenth Street
14Th Street
Board of Church Extension
The
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Philadelphia
State of
Pennsylvania
Wind of the South Message to a Beloved
A poet asks the south wind to carry a message across distant lands to a beloved. The speaker invokes sunset, twilight, and distant isles to express longing and passion. The work ends with a plea for the wind to bear his tale to Australasian shores and romantic imagery.
The Best Waiters and Their Earnings
A New York reader notes waiters earn about 87 cents a day plus tips, averaging $150 monthly, with top earners from Swiss German cantons. Swiss training emphasizes serving skill, multilingual ability, and unobtrusive presence, shaping the ideal waiter on Broadway and Fifth Avenue.
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Delmonico’s
Sherry’s
Waldorf-Astoria
Rector’s
Switzerland
Geneva
Sixth Avenue
Europe
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
New York Mail and Express
But to Banish a Nuisance Word the Wondrous But
A collage of quotes on the word but and a note on 1931 Tarentum skin renewal miracle. It cites massage as a modern aid for paralysis and apoplexy, claiming forehead kneading can aid recovery, with fragmentary mentions of a legislature and Lord Brougham in a general miscellany tone.
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Alfave
Wonderell
Tarentum
Naples
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J R Atkins
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W D Nixon
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Williams
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Gray
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John M Gunnels
A H Draper
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Cicero Paul
Thos J Vincent
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A P Agee
W W Battle
Elmore Garrett
J M Sweet
Ward
Johony Reaves
John Boozer
J A Summers
H A Hodge
F W Foster
Gad Adams
Ed Livingston
Charlie Hamniton
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TM Curry
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Byron, Mich
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Detroit
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Oxford
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West Tenth Street
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the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
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13Th Street
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