Southern Baptist Association Meeting Sail Ticket Offer
In New Orleans May 9 to 16 1901 the Southern Railway and Alabama Great Southern Railroad offer round trip tickets from all lines to New Orleans at a single fare. Tickets sold May 7 5 9 1901 return by May 20 1901 with possible extension to June 8 1901 for fifty cents if deposited by May 16 1901. For details contact Southern Railway or Alabama Great Southern abroad-ticket agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Baptist Association
New Orleans
Southern Railway
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Alabama Great Southern Abroad
Thair
Witter
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
New York
Birmingham to New York Limited Train Details
A fragmented timetable describes the Washington and Southwestern Limited and related trains. It notes routes Birmingham to Atlanta to New York with Pullman sleeping cars and dining services, plus connections to Jacksonville and Chicago routes. The garbled text references stations, durations, and service features like vestibules and library cars.
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Washington and Southwestern
Atlante
New York
Pullman
Birmingham
Pullmen Library
Atlanta
Pullmar
Billingham
Canvlite
Charlee
Wreshington
Dally
tDaily
Eacepr Sundar
Gitacos
Daningham
Aba
Rome
Chattanooga
Chattanoogs
Salisbury
Cincinnati
Louisville
Weeinnati
Louiaville
Agen
Charlotte
Danville
Lynchburg
Charlottesville
Washington
Baltimore
Ripon
Philadelphia
la Sham
Sedan
Stop If You Call at My Store at No. 25 East Tenth Street
A fragmentary note reads Stop If you call at my store No 25 East Tenth Street I will provide no further instruction. The text appears as an incomplete advertisement or warning from a storefront listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Tenth Street
Mortgage Sale Notice for Saint Paul Methodist Church Property
Mortgage sale by trustees of St Paul Methodist Episcopal Church of Anniston Alabama under a 1888 mortgage. On Monday May 6 1801 at public outcry in front of the city court room door Anniston Alabama the property described as a 140 by 190 foot parallelogram bound by Leighton Avenue and Fourteenth Street will be sold to the highest cash bidder during legal hours. Board of Church Extension of the Methodist Episcopal Church Philadelphia and Pennsylvania acts as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
Calhoun County
Ala
Leighton Avenue
Fourteenth Street
14Th Street
Board of Church Extension
The
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Philadelphia
State of
Pennsylvania
Sage on Carnegie Says He Will Work to the End
Russell Sage at 85 remains active in Wall Street and argues Andrew Carnegie retired too soon from business. He praises Carnegie’s generosity but hints charity should be less ostentatious. Sage plans to stay in harness, valuing experience and urging continued effort. Washington Letter reports on a Black visitor at the White House reflecting on race and customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sage
Wall Street
Andrew Carnegie
Mr. Carnegie
New York
Sage
Carnegie
Argonaut
Old Virginia
Jackson
Miss
White House
Ife
Washington Baltimore
Tie
Ile
Mississippi
Washington
Upscale New York employment agency behind a butcher shop
The piece describes a high end employment agency in an uptown butcher shop serving New York's wealthiest residents. Cooks are hired at salaries from 2000 to 3000 dollars, with the proprietor earning profits from the arrangement though neither servant nor master pays fees. The story notes loyalty of cooks and enduring profitable custom for the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Sun
Oregon log at Pan American exposition1893
A three foot long 800 pound Oregon hard wood log from Cascade locks is displayed at the Pan American exposition. Henry Frosch is to transport it to Buffalo with other Oregon specimens, its age and origin now buried in ancient petrification. The log will be partially sawn to reveal the grain for visitors. Meanwhile Lewiston Journal notes Maine schooners feature grand pianos and shipboard music to please women aboard long distance trades.
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Oregon
Cascade Locks
Henry Frosch
Oregon Woods
Buffalo
Lewis and Clark
Portland Oregonian
Lewiston
Imnt
Maine
George Wells
Camden
Coins in the Keel: Boston Shipyard Superstition
Yachting enthusiasts reportedly tossed a large number of coins into the cavernous recess of the Independenca’s keel in Boston. The coins were placed in the hope of favorable winds and safe voyage, though the exact fate of the offerings remains uncertain as work proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
Ick
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Texas
VIA
M. T. & K. Railway
MO. P. Daily
Atlanta, Ga
Housewives
New Boston Magazine
Iere
Oliver Street
Mass
Anniston Electric & Gas Company
Mars
Baldur
God of
Wood Yard
Railroad and
15Th Street
Voclurein
Lqad Association
Anniston Banking & Loan
Wellborn
Dale Dermal School
Jacksonville, Ala
Cataogue
C. W. Daugette
B.damis
Tee
An ‘Ptype
CIA
Aris Aviile
Iristot
LyYneno
Lear
York
Tarry Pullman
York Utolia
Trrepolis
A. Caunt
Marion Jeu
Art
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Montevallo Ve
Calera
Columbiana Childersburg
Talladega
Jacksonville
Piedmont
Cave Springs
Lemw Mn
Shum
San LS
Bifpm
Lsipm
Bereee
Birminetaw
Andiston
Lam Laene
Putman
Kunet
Wirmingham
Atlants
Brumtek
Pudimtas
Athinta
Birm ‘Ham
Perl City
Views
Heflin
Edwardsville
Fruithurst
Tallapoosa
Bremen
Doliasville
Lithia Spring Jr
Nalpmpie
Aim Pmpi
Knotville
Hot Springs
Bere
Ashey
Salisbus
Ben Ar
C. Austin
Pianos, Oreans
E.E. Forbes
Tenth Street
R. J. Miles
W. M. Norris
W. Tenth Street
Gough
China
Faroiture
John Wilson & Co
Giz Noble Street
A P. Ac
Johnston’s
Johnston
Byron, Mich
Ane
Phn
Nish
Ehabn
Knunwel
Thomas’ Drug Store
West Tenth Street
Alabama
Maly
Alabama General Agency
Plutual Life Insurance Company
Richard A [icCurdy
Columbus Smith, Anniston
New England House
C. Hs Hall
Anniston, Alabama
13Th Street
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