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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1902

Page

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Northern farmers to receive thousands of acres in Alabama

Report from Birmingham states thirty thousand acres of timber land in Walker and Winston counties sold for 100040 dollars to Wisconsin capitalists. The Jasper Land Company plans 40 acre home tracts with several saw mills and a railroad spur to Jasper. Largest holders include Charles J Winston and Neal Brown. About 200000000 feet of timber and later agricultural use are noted.

Birmingham Walker Winston Jasper Land Company Wisconsin Charles J. Winston Charles J. Gilbert Neal Brown J. H. Keabler Minnesota California Alabama Frisco Southern Jasper, Ala

Negro Shot Near L and N Roundhouse

Henry Wilson, a Black man, was shot by Will Johnson, another Black man, near the Louisville and Nashville roundhouse yesterday afternoon. Witnesses say Johnson was being chased by Wilson. Johnson fired in self defense. Wilson’s wound admitted to the stomach and not expected to be serious. Johnson surrendered to Felix House shortly after.

Henry Wilson Will Johnson Johnson Wilson Mr. #&elix House

Trial of Will Perry Goes Ahead in City Court

The Will Perry murder trial opened in City Court with a special jury term called by Judge Thomas W. Coleman. Jury selection filled much of the morning and evidence began as the case anticipated several days, with Will Perry defended by Thomas A. Harris and the state by W C Tanstall Jr and H D McCarty as spectators filled the courtroom.

Will Perry King Farmer Perry Thomas W. Coleman W. C Tanstall, Jr H. D McCarty

Southern Cooperative Home Purchasing Company Incor-rated

Birmingham stock bulletin notes the Southern Cooperative Home Purchasing company has been incorporated by J D Wilson Battle Creek Mich G Caldwell Maine and J E Underwood Birmingham with capital stock 50 000 in brief corporate filing dated December 6.

Birmingham Southern’Co-operative Home Purchasing Company J. D. Wilson Battle Creek, Mich G. Caldwell Maine J. E. Underwood

Christmas Market Fetes Clifton Flour for Light Bread

Consumers seek top holiday fare as Clifton Flour promises lightest bread and pastry with a white crumb. Grocers offer Clifton for festive baking.

Clifton

Lile Child Dies After Fire at Peaceburg Home

Four year old Duncan Ferguson of Peaceburg near Anniston burned after his clothing caught fire near a fireplace. His mother was away. a black woman removed burning garments but inhalation injuries proved fatal hours later. The family receives condolences from local friends.

Peaceburg W. R. Ferguson Duncan W. R Ferguson Anniston

Oyster supper yields pearls worth forty five dollars

Francia R. Sullivan, an employee of Marshall Field & Co in Chicago, bought an oyster stew for five cents and found three pearls and later a total of pearls worth 45 dollars. A State street jeweler valued them at 45 dollars and offered payment, which Sullivan accepted, believing he had a profitable day.

Chicago Francia R. Sullivan Marshall Field & Co State Street

Water supply cut as Missouri river shifts in Nebraska

Nebraska City reports the Missouri river main channel shifted to the Iowa side leaving the city without water. Water works mains are drained and basins empty. A German named Rering wrote a ninety three page book on tipping customs.

Nebraska City Neb Lowa Hering

Nast Dies at Guayaquil United States Consul General

Thos Nast died at noon after a three day illness from yellow fever in Guayaquil Ecuador. The funeral was attended by the governor the consular corps the American colony and many friends. The coffin bore the stars and stripes as the British consul offered a prayer. Nast was held in high esteem by locals and officials in New York where he was appointed consul general.

Guayaquil Ecuador Nast Hayes

Million Children to Write to Tobacco Trust

At Guayaquil this year a figure departs New York for a post on July 1. Born in Landau Bavaria on September 27 1840 he came to the United States with his parents six years later. He gained fame as a caricaturist and cartoonist.

Guayaquil New York Landau Bavaria United States

Farmer Pleads Guilty To Intoxication By Phone

Washington Indiana December 8 Town Marshal Daniel Chambers of Edinora uses a telephone to read a warrant to farmer John Ketchem eight miles away Ketchem pleads guilty to charges of intoxication, is fined one cent plus costs and promises payment by rural mail carrier, docket marked paid later that day.

Washington, Ind Daniel Chambers Edinora John Ketchem Ketchem Mr. Ketchem John

Anti Cigarette League Mobilizes One Million Letters

In New York the tobacco trust faces a proposed mass protest led by Miss Lucy Page Gaston and the Anti cigarette League. Chicago hosts a planning meeting at Willard's hall with mayor and city council backing. Organizers expect a flood of letters urging smokers to abandon cigarettes and the trust to cease production.

Lucy Page Gaston Anti-cigarette League Tobacco Trust Chicago

Elks Memorial Services Held for Local Members

Anniston lodge No. 189 Benevolent Protective Order of Elks held memorial services at Noble Street theater for two members who died in the past year. Rev J J Glacklock and Col Frank Martin gave eulogies as Rosa Neale and Bell from Union ton College choir performed two solos.

Anniston Elks Noble Street Anniston Lodge Benevolent Protective Order of Elks So’ Elock Messrs Meevin Browning Claude H. Robinson

Dues Notice From Souther Cooperating Home Purchasers

Monthly dues are requested by the Souther Cooperating Home Purchasers Co. and should be paid at City National Bank. Please call to settle the account.

Souther Cooperating Home Purchasing Co City National Bank Settle & Low

Guardians Subscribe to Piano for Workhouse at Festiniog

At Festiniog in North Wales the guardians approved a subscription to a piano for the workhouse, aidingmusic instruction and entertainment for inmates, reflecting local relief efforts and reform priorities of the era.

Festiniog Nort Wales

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