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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1901

Page

1

President weighs three Alabama appointments in effort to unite factions

Arlington December 17 The President met Alabama Representatives Clayton Thempsor and Wiley to discuss reappointing Vaughan Bryan and Bingham as district attorney marshal and internal revenue collector. He aims to harmonize Republican factions in the state. Smoke the Kennesaw and be happy. Come in quick if you want photos for Christmas. Russell Bros.

Alrington Clayton Thempsor Wiley Alabama Messrs Vaughan Bryan Bingham Middle District Russell Bros

Witnesses to Testify at Coffman Trial for Bradford Killing

Preliminary trial of R D Coffman justice of the peace who shot and killed Rev J W Bradford at Brookside opens with a large audience. Coffman is defended by John McQueen John Shugart and Capt Frank S White while H P Heflin and Judge B M Allen lead the prosecution. Continued on 4th page.

BiemincuHam Ala R. D. Coffman Rev. J Bradford Brookside I. H Brookeside John McQueen John Shugart Frank &. White H. P. Heflin B. M. Allen

Burglars Break Into Beazer & Co and L N Freight Office

Burglars struck Beazer and Company and the L N Freight Office attempting thefts. Police report no injuries as officers scour the area for suspects and security diagrams are reviewed.

Burglary Report At L & N Freight Office In Aniston

Burglars attempted to enter the Louisville and Nashville Freight office in Aniston last night. Knobs were torn from the safe and a door opening was filed but the burglars fled before finishing. Mr Will John found the damaged safe this morning and opened it after the break in. No doors were broken and authorities believe the culprits hid nearby before acting. If successful, the thieves could have netted several hundred dollars.

Louisville & Nashville Will John John

Boozer & Co Store Burglarized on Fifteenth Street

Burglars broke into Boozer & Co.'s general merchandise store on Fifteenth street last night, forcing a side door. They took $10 from the cash drawer and a quantity of dry goods before rifling through the stock. The incident was reported with details continuing on page 8.

Boozer & Co Fifteenth Street

Cold Wave Sweeps the West Approaches the Region

A severe cold front from the West is advancing toward the area, with forecasts predicting sharply lower temperatures and wind chills. Local officials urge residents to prepare heaters, warm clothing, and emergency supplies as temperatures drop in the coming days.

Intense Cold Wave Hits Nebraska and Oklahoma Cattle

Gurakin reports December 17 as another extreme cold wave sweeping Nebraska and Oklahoma. Rangers describe heavy losses as cattle perish and damages mount across the territory's grazing lands and ranches.

Gurakin O. T Oklahoma

Severe Nebraska Storm Strikes Northern State

Omanma Neb December 17 an other severe storm hits northern and western Nebraska with blizzard strength unseen since 1888. Reports center along the Fremont Mikkora and Missouri Valley railroad line from Casper Wyoming to the northern border with heavy snow and blinding wind. Several trains are tied up in the western part of the state.

Freemont, Mikkora and Missouri Valley Railroad Casper Wye Stabe

Weather Bureau Predicts Cold Wave Moving South

A Weather Bureau forecast for Northeast Alabama warns of colder conditions tomorrow as a coastal cold wave advances southward from yesterday afternoon. The dispatch notes a significant chill with impacts expected locally.

Alabama

Engagement of Richmond P Hobson and Miss Eleanor Ludlow

The engagement of Richmond P Hobson and Miss Eleanor Ludlow is announced. The couple's families request the presence of friends at a forthcoming wedding and share best wishes for future happiness.

Engagement announced for Captain Hobson and Miss Ludlow

In Springfield Ohio on December 17 the engagement of Captain Richmond P. Hobson of Merrimac fame to Miss Eleaner Ludlow was announced. Hobson, visiting for the Y M C A opening, met Miss Ludlow who helped with arrangements. The couple plan to marry in February with Hobson staying guest of the Ludlow family.

Springfield, O Richmond P. Hobsoun Merrimac Eleaner Ludiew Springfeld A. ©. Miller Miss Ludlow Charles Ludlow Bushnell

Local shop promotes affordable quality at Mini Job Office

An advertisement urges customers not to ship work out of town and to visit the Mini Job Office for better quality at reasonable prices. It mentions Beal Braed stocking, Long John Chewing Guin, and Robinson's Book Store at 15-10t.

Beal John Robinson's Book Store

Watches and diamonds at Chrisman and Dixtle Hardware Co

Local shoppers are urged to visit Chrisman for a fine selection of watches and diamonds. For stoves and hardware needs, Dixtle Hardware Co offers a range of appliances and tools.

Chrisman

English Papers Debate Ratification of the Canal Treaty

English newspapers continue to weigh the ratification of the canal treaty. Reports analyze political implications, arguments for and against, and potential timelines as Parliament debates the pact.

Senate approves treaty with decisive 72 to 6 vote

The Senate, by a large majority, ratified the Hays Paunceforte isth guamental treaty the previous day. The final tally stood 72 to 6 after about five hours of closed door debate just before 5 o clock.

Washington, V Senate Avoom

English papers pleased over sighing of the treaty

Lonpon December 17 papers express considerable satisfaction that the United States Senate ratified the Muay Paulceferte treaty by a large majority. The Morning Post sees a personal triumph for Roosevelt and predicts more successes in his dealings with other topics in the message. The Daily News echoes with a critical note about Lord Lansdowne while The Daily Chronicle calls the vast majority proof the treaty terms match the American viewpoint.

Lonpom United States Benate Roosevelt Daily News Lord Lansdowne Stratetic The Daily Chronicle Boen

Niea Kansas City and native meats in local market

A fragment discusses Niea in Kansas City and native meats offered by KRayfield and Hunter's Teouth and Moore minus a placeholder. Exact details are unclear due to damaged text, but references to local meat trade and shop names appear.

Niea Kansas City Krayfield & Hunter's Teouth and Moore

Call for Kennesaw and get satisfaction

Local note urges customers in Kennesaw to seek satisfaction on cigarette or cigar purchases as dealers widely offer related products.

Undefined Historical Medical Ad Patchwork

Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a medicinal remedy or laxative. It mentions Quinine and a laxative concept with unclear phrases and misspelled terms. The readable elements include potential drug names and incomplete instructions, not enough for a concrete event or person.

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