Birmingham furnace success sparks calls for more Anniston plants
The article notes a Birmingham furnace earned about a quarter of a million dollars in twelve months under skilled operation. It argues Anniston could achieve similar or better results with one or two furnaces, citing favorable conditions and potential economic ripple effects across industries. It mentions political commentary and assorted historical notes alongside broader business and industrial prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
Birmingham
Aniston Reads Of Proposed Iron Furnace Venture
The Star reports strong local interest in building a new iron furnace in Anniston with public and private funding. A historian pledges 812,500 as part of a 15,000 backing from two supporters, aiming to boost industry without harming Woodstock. The effort awaits formal start, seen as a profitable addition to the city’s economy.
Books and appeals draw broad sympathy in a period item
The Topeka Capital notes an appeal for India’s starving touched by human sympathy, while reviews praise children primers and Scott’s Talisman. It highlights teachers Ida Coe and Beth Stewart, and mentions American Book Company publications with prices and edition details.
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Bheldon
Topeka
India
Bentoor
Beth T. Stewart
New York City
Ida Coe
Brooklyn
Price
American Book Company
New York
Cincinnati
Ohio
Scorr
Julie M
Dewey
North Adans
Masa
Chicago
Tax Notice Arising for May Due City Billing
The city tax collector announces the ideal and personal tax is due now and becomes delinquent on May first. Books are open for payments to settle amounts and avoid extra charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L, Quinn
Longfellow on Music’s soothing power and home life
The passage reflects Longfellow’s belief in music’s calming influence and its power to ease daily cares and create a peaceful home environment. It contrasts a home enriched by music with one lacking such solace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longfellow
Tama Candidate for Congress in Fourth Alabama District
Dr. B Dudley Williams of Calhoun County is announced as a Democratic candidate for Congress in Alabama's Fourth District. The statement notes nomination by the Democratic Party and signals official entry into the race.
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B. Dudley Williams
Calhoun County
Congress
Alabama
Morgan announces candidacy for Calhoun County sheriff
J M Ragan reports Alf M Morgan announces candidacy for sheriff of Calhoun county. He states friends urge use of his name for the office in the coming August election and that he has consented to run with popular support in the county.
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John McGowan
Clay County
Fla
United States
J. M. Ragan
Eddy Recital by Clarence Eddy at St. Michael and All Angels
The renowned American organist Clarence Eddy performs Saturday at St. Michael and All Angels Church. The program features works by Galimant, D Evry, Wagner, Wolstenholme, Buck, Schubert, Bach, Weber, and more. The concert begins at 8 pm with admission fifty cents.
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Clarence Eddy
Church of St. Michael and All Angels
Eddy
St. Michael's
Morceau
Dudley Buck
Franz Schubert
B. HW
Lemare
Alfred Hméiting
C. M. von Weber
P. Warren
Court summons and garnishment notice in 1900 case
Jno Johnston a nonresident of Alabama is summoned in a suit by Albert Long for $6.00. Garnishment issued against U S G L BP and Foly Co. Hearing set for May 25. Justice J Creen signs the notice as of April 12, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. Johnston
United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Co
Gar
Albert Long
Jno Johnston
U.S. G. L. BP. & Foly Co
Alabama
Atlanta
John Johnson
Towit
J. ¥. Creen
Justice of the Peace
Special meeting of Anniston Lime and Stone stockholders
Notice announces a stockholders special meeting at the company office in Anniston Alabama at 3 p m on April 23 1900. The agenda includes consideration of increasing capital stock from 25000 to 810000 and any other business that may come before the meeting. RH. OQBB, March 20 1900.
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Oxford
Anniston
Anniston Electric & Gas Company
Oxford Lake
Anniston Ex
Wornic & Gas Co
Anniston Lime and Stone Company
Alabama
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the Evening Star
T. R. Gordon
Editos
Foster F. Stockton
John Fitzgerald
Columbian Building
Noble Street
Anniston Sesiimes
Ala
Vor
H.C. Gannela
Jon. J. Arnold
M. W. Woodruff
Henry Lb. Gloves
J. Z. Goodlett
Dave BK. Burns
Hl. T. Porsone
W. M. Franks
H. Bagley
Por
Ira J. Davis
Furnaecesa
Billy Bryan
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
National Biblical Congress
Washington
Krupp Gun Works
Kruger
England
Cates
Preent
Cording
New Haven, Conn
Niston
Houth
Woodstock
Suc
Bulgl
Hook
Sir Walter Scott
Tama
Erman Pwrty
J. H. Kino
Alf M. Morgan
Hulsey & Jones
Real Estate and Insurance Acts
Annistonians
J. P
Gar Albert Long
Dine Hardware CO
O. M. Alexander
Chickering
Kranich & Bach
Krell, McPhail
Kingsbury
Emerson, Royal
Carlisle
E. E. Forbes
East Tenth Street
M. M. Bishop
Mgr
M. PB. Doering
The
Southern
L. & N. Railways
Stockholders’ Meeting
Shoemakers Supplies
J. L. Wikle
West Tenth Street
Sweatman & Craig
Anniston Locomotive and
Machine Works
Anniston, Ala
Anniston Banking & Loan CO
Wellborn
Pres
B. Julius Williams & Bro
Postoffice
Chattanooga
Tenn
Southern Railway
Decatur
Jellico
Middlesboro
Morriston
Harriman Juanetson
Pratt
Yates
Bap Company
Opera House
Daniel A. Farrell
Idrove Wells
Cor
11Th and
Wilmer
Murray Hill Club
M. Markstein
Hha
Tenth & Noble Sts
the Gaines Marble Co
Cartersville
D. R. Gaines
19Th
Quintard
Bowling Alley
J. G. McKinney
L. G. Jones
Jones
Clark’s School of Embalming
South
Wilmer Street
Wilmer Hotel
Anniston National Bank
W. H. McKleroy
D. Woodruff
WM. A. Davis
M. B. Wellborn
R. ¥. Smith
Ashier
Ellborn
Smith W. H. McKleroy
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