Cuvier Outwits Midnight Monster Prank
A university prankster dressed as a prehistoric beast haunted the scientist Cuvier at his bedside at midnight. The ghostly intruder claimed to eat him, but Cuvier replied horned hooves and graminivorous, proving the illusion harmless. The would be terror fled resigned to its fate.
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Cuvier
Barrister Apology Averts Contempt Charge Before Lords
In a contempt case a junior counsel, shocked by a judgment against his client, faced punishment. John Scott, later Lord Eldon, advised serene apology. He rose and explained the remorse as born of ignorance, claiming the junior knew court procedure little and would not be surprised by the judges’ actions.
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John Scott
Lord Eldon
Scott
The Monhegan Mistake Aboard the Jonathan Bell
In 1870 the coaster Jonathan Bell steamed from Boston to Rockland misreading a tramp steamer light as Monhegan light. The tramp’s masthead lantern fooled the Bell, steering it 50 miles off course. Heavy swells caused a long chase and the captain lost his job.
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Jonathan Bell
Boston
Rockland
Monhegan
Greatest applause on trust for French orator Jules Simon
Jules Simon recalls giving an hour long speech in Brittany to a packed crowd. He was carried to his hotel in triumph, while a friend joked that most listeners did not understand French, and the ovation was won on trust. He calls it the greatest oratorical success of his life.
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Jules Simon
Jules Simons
Convention Special to California Delights Delegates Train
Stopovers allowed on the going trip in Texas and West thereof to San Francisco by October 2 and return by November 15 1901. One route and return trip allowed. The Convention Special train from New Orleans to California departs September 25 with Sleeping and Dining Cars for delegates. Rates from Alabama cities to San Francisco listed. For details contact Gro W Ely, T P A Sun Set Route. Montgomery, Ala. Model Laundry ad follows.
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Texas
San Francisco
Colorado
San Antonio
Fort Worth
New Orleans
California
Anniston
Peetelin
Bir Akre Eeves
Birmingham
Selma
Deccatur
Mobile
Montgomery
Tuscaloosa
Eufaula
Florence
Acess Boo
Perpingtio
Opelika
Gro
W. Ely
Ala
Notice to Creditors Vena Woodsey estate Calhoun County
Letters of administration issued by Judge Emmett F. Crook on June 25 1901 in Calhoun County Alabama authorize all creditors to present their claims within the legal period or be barred. Frank Martin named as Administrator with notice to all claimants.
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Vena Woodsey
Emmett F. Crook
Calhoun County
Alabama
Frank Martin
Notice to Non-Residents of Attachment in Alabama
The Strate of Alabama Calhoun County City Court of Anniston issues an attachment against Stephen N. Noble a non resident residing in Pretoria Georgia The attachment levies on Lot 8 Block C Anniston at the southwest corner of Moore and 18th streets and garnishments on Charles McRae and Griffin Young Clerk A H Saerrexp signs the notice dated July 13 1901
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Strate of
Alabama
Calhoun County
City Court of
Anniston
Anniston National Bank
Stephen N. Noble
Moore and
18Th Streets
Charles McRae
Griffin Young
Pretoria
Georgia
A. H. Saerrexp
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