19 Apr 1900
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1900
Page
1
In Brooklyn last night, Willett delivered a notable long palk, drawing attention from local spectators and marking a highlight of the event. The performance stood out amid the night’s competitive lineup and added a memorable moment for attendees.
The Brooklyn Germania club marked Jefferson’s birthday with about 150 attendees including ex Governor James B. Campbell and Joseph J. Willett. Willett defended Bryan and urged defeating McKinley to back “the brotherhood of man” while criticizing administration policies and trusts. Ex-President Cleveland sent regrets.
Alf Truitt states that the Anniston National Bank will receipt for all money left there for his credit.
Preparations described for destroying mines around Johannesburg by Boer forces. The alert notes elaborate steps and organizational detail suggesting imminent sabotage of key mining sites. Authorities warn residents to expect potential disruptions and violence in the area.
Reports from London and Ladysmith dated April 19 describe Boer forces around Ladysmith totaling about 15 000 with fortifications on ridges. A proclamation allows resumed trading between Cape Colony and the Orange Free State as British forces plan a push through Washbank valley.
A deadly blaze swept eight frame stores on Bank street in New Decatur early yesterday. Dick Sensabaugh, a sick African American boy, died in a back room of one of the burned buildings. An advertisement for the Anniston Tannery offers cash price quotes for hides beeswax tallow and tan bark.
Managements of three new cotton mill companies arrange preliminary steps for Woodstock Adelaide plants. Main machinery ordered. remaining equipment and building contracts to be let within days. Directors of Anniston Yarn Mills to meet at First National Bank at 4 p.m. to discuss sites.
Fred L. Blackmon receives a cordial card from Louis J. Morris of Morrisville Ala dated April 18 1900. Morris regrets defeat but offers sincere congratulations and pledges help for Blackmon despite an awkward traveling mishap involving a telephone line and missing horses.
Military commissioners at Calamba convict three Filipinos of brigandage in Manila on April 19. Each is sentenced to fifteen years in prison, marking the first convictions of individuals charged with guerilla warfare.
Testimony opens in the Colson case charged with killing Lieutenant Scott and L W Demaree. Capt B B Golden wounded describes events with Scott. witnesses disagree on who fired first, noting both men exchanged shots and fled toward the bar.
Mr N H Perkins let to Mr W B Algier the contract to erect a handsome eight room two story residence on the northwest corner of Wilmer and Nineteenth streets. The structure will be an architectural ornament to that part of the city. Algier is finishing a cosy cottage for Mr Fred Little.
Heavy rains damaged a large trestle on the Southern road near Demopolis. Trains were diverted at the bridge yesterday while waters subsided and repair work began.
War relics aboard ships arriving in New York highlight a military shipment. The vessels land in port as officials discuss the scale and significance of the wartime hardware. Proceedings focus on preservation and potential display to the public.
In Croton New York on April 19 Sheriff Mallory with cavalry arrested twelve Italian quarter strikers led by Rotella. In Rome the Italian government said it will not interfere in the strike situation through Consul General Branchi.
Messrs. J. B. Goodwin D. T. Goodwin RL Goodwin and A. J. Goodwin with Miss Jessie Goodwin returned today from Selma where they went yesterday to inter the remains of their mother Mrs. Susan Goodwin who died Sunday.
The American bark Adolph Brig arrived from Hong Kong bearing war curios collected by Lieut. R. P. Hobson. The items include guns swords shot and shell and a mast from the sunken Spanish cruiser Juan de Austria. The artifacts will form a permanent exhibit in Greensboro Ala. or Montgomery capital grounds.
Local shop claims equal quality to top houses and lower prices. It promises a complete assortment with weekly updates of new ideas from New York, offering stylish hats and trimmings at the lowest prices.
Ready-made skirts waists suits muslin wears dressing sacks petticoats and children’s dresses provide complete outfits with better styles and fit than homemade. Buy ready-to-wear at only a small premium over fabric costs and avoid tailoring trouble.
Retailer offers refunds for purchased goods and accepts exchanges after problems with a sales event. The note indicates customers can return items and receive compensation or swap for alternatives.
New sailors and other millinery goods arrive daily with fresh selections and unique styles. The shop promises always something new for customers seeking updated hats and accessories.
A local shop features a full line of sailors for boys and girls starting at 15e. The sturdy hats and bonnets are advertised as fitting for young wearers with a focus on durable style for everyday use.
A brief listing notes parasols and lace in delicate fashions alongside plain and fancy silks. The item describes a range of goods for all people and occasions, signaling summer fashion accessories and fabrics.
A store promises complete outfits ready to wear at prices lower than fabric costs. Shoppers are urged to visit for affordable attire.
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