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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1903

Page

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Shelnot Withdrows From Staff Over Highhanded Conduct

Capt J Bryant Shelnott on Col McConnell staff resigns citing highhanded actions by some regiment officers. He has long service in Alabama militia and led Anniston Rifles before joining the colonel's staff. He is the fourth An niston Oxford staff officer to resign recently. Local officers refuse to attend tonight's Birmingham meeting despite a postponement request.

J. Bryant Shelnutt McConnell Col. McConnell Shelnutt Col. Higdon H. B. Kennedy Shelontt Anniston Rifles Colonrel Alabama Anniston Oxford Capt. Cooper Edmondson Jarrett Birmingham

Honor Roll Second Grade Names Listed

The second grade honor roll includes Julia Blackwell Grace Douglass Julia Russell Una McCain Nelle Greene Myrtle Snyder Annie Kasgell Ila Purgear Maggie Pee ples Olive Tubbs Daisy Robinson Martha Street Louise McLanchlin Raymond Jamison Elliott Stewart W M Higgins William Mitchell Albert Roberts Bob Howle Albert Grawyer Manson Woodliff.

Julia Blackwell Grace Douglass Julia Russell Una McCain Nelle Greene Myrtle Snyder Annie Kasgell Ila Purgear Maggie Peeples Olive Tubbs Daisy Robinson Martha Street Louise McLanchhlin Raymond Jamison Elliott Stewart W. M. Higgins William Mitchell Albert Roberts Bob Howle Albert Grawyer Manson Woodliff

Morris Mack Manufacturing to Add 1000 Jobs in Huntsville

Huntsville December 12. The Morris Mack Manufacturing company will invest $1,000,000 to expand and start about January, hiring about 1,000 operatives. The plant plans to begin construction soon on another mill in their eight mill series.

Huntsville Morrismack Manufacturing Company

License Tax Increase Affects Trading Stamp Firms

The Anniston city council adopted a license ordinance raising the annual privilege tax on trading stamp concerns from 25 to 250 dollars. The new rate takes effect January 1, and it is unclear whether stamp firms will continue operating under the higher fee.

Council Annisston

Three Black children cremated in Alabama farm fire

In Talladega on December 12 three of Ralph Dozier’s children died in a house fire on J. A. Bingham’s farm north of town. The charred bodies were found under a bed. origin of the blaze is unknown. The family, described as good neighbors, faced community sympathy.

Talladega Ralph Dozier J. A. Bingham Dozier

Preacher Sprague Stands Trial for Church Strife

Springfield Mass December court hearing delves into charges against Rev Franklin M Sprague of Tampa Florida. He faces alleged incitement of his congregation to strife and misadministration of church affairs before Hampden conference of Congregational ministers in a secret hearing.

Springfield Mass Franklin M. Sprague Tampa Fla Hampden Conference of Congregational Ministers Mr. Sprague Hempden Association of Congregational Ministers Florida Association

Ragan Recommended for Anniston Postmaster Job

Washington December 12 no nomination for Anniston postmaster likely before L T Smith term ends December 19 Aldrich and Thompson Alabama referees recommended J M Ragan of Oxford Randoloph supporters claim he will secure appointment despite rival bid from G B Randolph

Anniston Smith Washington L. T. Smith Aldrich and Thompson Alabama J. M. Ragan Oxford G. B. Randolph

Concert at Auditorium for Aniston Athletic Association

Next Tuesday evening a concert will be held at the Auditorium to benefit the Aniston Athletic Association. The program begins at 7 30 featuring Knox Reynolds duo valse Godard mime Mitchell and a series of songs solos and ensembles by listed performers including Miss Bell Knox Reynolds Kilpatric and others."}

Anniston Athletic Association Godard Knox Reynolds Ruth McEnery Stuart Mise Mitchell Mary Steele Amy Cooper Marguerite Pittinger Chester Bell Jenoie Stamps Louise Blackwell Marguerite Cate Mary Henry Marilou Johnson Jessie

Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Advertisement

Detroit man J. H. Seitz reports the pills restore appetite and relieve bloating while promoting satisfactory bowel movements. Local readers are urged to try the medicine, available from J. L. Wikle, druggist.

Chamberlain J. H. Seitz Detroit Mich J. L. Wikle

Donanoo & Co Livery Ad Hails Phone 82 Service

A vintage livery ad promotes Donanoo and Co offering services and invites customers to call the number 82 for inquiries. The brief notice emphasizes accessibility and availability of horse and carriage offerings.

Donanoo & Co

Barn Fire Destroys Outbuilding Near Oxford

Ox ford, Dec 12. A barn on the Silver Ran place owned by J D Staples burned last night. A horse and a cow perished, with ample feed. The building valued at 500 dollars was not insured. Animals owned by John Biddle, resident of the same property.

Oxford Old Silver J. D. Staples John Biddle

Political Challenger Challenges Leupp to Potomac Duel

R R Tolbert Jr of Greenwood D O accuses Washington correspondent Francia E Leupp of cowardice and challenges him to a fight with any weapon by the Potomac or elsewhere. Ed C Nad describes relief from pain using Ballard's Snow Liniment, praising results after three bottles and crutch use. Sold by J L Wike.

Washington Francia BE. Leupp R. R. Tolbert, Jr Greenwood D. O Ed C Nad Iowaville Sedgwick Co Kan Ballard J. L. Wik E

Fern dell Brand Featured by Comer Maddox Co Promotion

Promote Fern dell canned and bottled goods as the best choice at Comer Maddox Company showcasing quality products and household value.

Ferndell Comer-Maddox Co

Passing of Hobson City

Citizens of Hobson City protest annexation as Oxford absorbs the town in full. The last legislative session extended Oxford's corporate limits and annexed Hobson City effective immediately. Residents, mostly Black, dispute the move and plan to seek counsel to challenge the annexation.

Oxford Hobson City Itia

Highway Men Near Decatur Reported Robbery Attempt

Two unidentified white men hired a local hack and menaced farmer A H Mote and his family near Somerville. Mrs Mote paid 8.00 before the pair fled. horses were later found driven hard and stolen near Comerville, with suspects believed to be the same men.

Decatur A. H Mote Somerville Mia Mote Saline Ross Garrison Comerville New Decatur

Pain Balm Advert Says Better Than a Plaster

An old advertisement claims Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieves deep seated muscular and rheumatic pains better than a plaster. It markets dampened flannel binds for back side or chest pain and notes finer cabinet photos at Anniston Art Studio priced at 200 per dozen.

J. L. Wikle Anniston Art Studio

Suits Dismissed In Pipe and Foundry Case Settlement

The suit by A. H. McNeal for a receiver at United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Co. has ended. George B. Hayes signed a release after the company paid McNeal 20000 for a perpetual license to use his pipe and foundry patents. McNeal had sought the receiver appointment to aid his litigation but withdrew the June suit.

A. H McNeal United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company George B. Hayes Andrew McNeal Mc- New McNeal

Mrs Soffa Freed After Twenty Months In Prison

Katherine Soffa, imprisoned about twenty months for aiding the Biddy brothers’ jail escape, was released at 9 45 this morning from the western penitentiary. She will visit a relative in Pittsburg before living with her uncle George Dietrich near Perryville.

Prirepurg Western Penitentiary Katherine Soffa Pittsburg George Dietrich Perryville Biddie Brothers Allegheny County

Negro Swindling Madison Negroes Promises Liberia Transport

Reports from Huntsville say a black agent is collecting money from Tennessee river bottom Negroes promising transport to Liberia. Officials doubt many will leave the area soon despite the call to board for St. Louis.

Huntsville Tennessee River Liberia

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Shelnott of the Leighton Avenue Public School Sterne’s Ragan Randolph The Evening Star Dickens Patric Earle King Misees Maydelle Leone Robinson Etude Ghopin Margaret Reynolds Eugene Field Mitchell Miss Bell Filense Miss Carrie Riley Kilpatric Estudiantina—La Come Misses Bell, Daggan Rosa Bell Live & Love Drug CO Surance Farm House Rob Mrs. Soffa Biddles Madison St. Louis
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