Rose Coghlan Makes First Appearance in Forget Me Not
Rose Coghlan, famed American actress, opens with Forget Me Not at Moble Street Theater tomorrow night supported by an strong company. The performance is billed as a major society event of the season in Annis ton with a crowded house anticipated. Also teased is Hennessy Levoyle in Other People s Money for Saturday night amid high local theater interest.
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Moble Street
Occarion
Rose Coghlan
Aries
Miss Coghlan
Anniston
Hennessy Levoyle
Anniston Narrowly Prevails in Clean Football Showdown
Neither team scored as Anniston edged Talladega in a well played game. Key players Keene Eichelberger Bullard and Webb starred with Captain Payne delivering a standout effort. Officials allowed a fair match with minimal cautions as fans cheered amid festive show windows and carriages.
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Keene
Eichelberger
Bullard
Webb
Payne
Annistea
Winter Homes in Summer Lands booklet issued by Southern Railway
The Passenger Department of the Southern Railway issues a lyric era style brochure titled Winter Homes in Summer Lands. Illustrated and descriptive of southern winter resorts, copies available by sending two-cent stamp to A. Benseeter assistant general passenger agent in Chattanooga Tennessee. The ad includes a tobacco style kicker and a medicinal product line for laxative quinine.
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The
Southern Railway
Winnter
South
A. Benseeter
Chattanooga
Tenn
Thomason and Moore Tie The Knot In Morning Ceremony
Mr A F Thomason of Oxford Lake Lime and Miss Ethel Moore were married at 11 40 this morning by Rev W W Scots at the parsonage The couple will reside at 114 Nimth street Their many friends extend best wishes for happiness ahead
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A. F. Thomason
Oxford
Ethel Moore
W.W. Scots
Major Sproull Passes Away After Long Service
Major Sproull, long a familiar figure at Anniston Hardware, died leaving a legacy in the community. Born February 1820 in Abbeville County South Carolina he served in the Confederate army as a lieutenant then major in Beauregard s signal corps. He moved to Rome in 1866 and later to Anniston where several of his sons held prominent roles. His death leaves sorrow among friends and family in Anniston.
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Sproull
Anniston Hardware Company
Abbeville County
Bacons Regiment
Signal Corps
Beauregard
Charleston
Morris Island
United States
South
Anniston
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Ladius Tallor
Ullman Bros.’ Dept. Stores
Brellas
Merry Christmas
Lynch
Daily Post
Phillipsburg
N. J
Foley
McElreath Drug Co
Russell Bros
Victori
Dry
King Williams
Cascade Lincoln
Levi's
Minnie Wright
Bessemer
Mra
W. L. Perkins
Tyler Hill
Bessie Wimple
Home
Mra. W. G. Burdett
Cheatmat Street
W. D. Snow
Montgomery
Hattie Brown
Atlanta
Glenn Addie
Bellorrew
First Methocdist Church
Cethran Smith
James W. Lapsley
Birmingham
Opelika
KK. O. Watson
Chas, Replogle
Atwater
McKlreath Drag Co
Larsous Burns
Fifteentia St
Watson
Rose Coghlin
Talladega
Miller
Lient. Smith
Altman
Edmondson
Will King
Coinaure
Kermett
Major Sproull
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