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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1901
Page
7
The article traces the fleur-de-lis emblem of France from Clovis and Clotilde through early French kings. It notes baptism after the Battle of Talblac in 406, a legendary tale of a blue banner with lilies, and records the royal arms evolving from multiple lilies to three gold lilies on blue.
Description of the Bow library at Buckingham Palace holding famed Sevres in blue and white palettes including tall vases and celadon pieces. Mention of a Chinese plaque looted from Peking and a tale of a noble recognizing Buckingham Palace, plus notes on silk mordanting and tin salts in fabrics and a Vienna case of yellow stained stockings. Also notes on Abbe Barthelemy’s electricity inspired messaging concept using magnetic timepieces for letters and potential spying risks.
A Victorian era description explains crow justice with a tree courtroom a solemn conclave of elders a cadre of crow lawyers and a jury verdict condemning the condemned to death by pecking executioners.
timetable excerpt shows trains between Birmingham and Atlanta and on to New York with sleeping cars and dining service. includes routes via Chattanooga Louisville and Washington with various station stops and connections. authority figures include F Freeman, Gannon, Turk, Bardwick and Lawson as general agents.
The Anniston National Bank attaches property of Stephen N. Noble a non resident of Alabama, with levy on Lot 8 Block C Anniston at Moore and 18th streets and garnishments on Charles McRae and Griffin Young. Noble's residence is Stre tor ia Georgia. Clerk A H Suerrerp signs the notice dated July 13 1901.
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