Sale of Lot 10 Block 17 Anniston Alabama in equity
In the matter Julius Levy et al v Annie King the City Court of Anniston will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash the described Lot 10, Block 17, fronting 60 feet on Walnut Street and 140 feet back, in the Hight and McCoy addition, Anniston Calhoun County Alabama, under a decree from October term 1901, at the front door of the City Court room on Monday January 6 1902. A H Ump erv Clerk.
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State ‘of
Alabama
Calhoun County
Mary Lou Phinizy
Annie King
City Court of
Anniston
City Court Room
Walnut Street
Hight
McCoy
City of Anniston
Calhous County
A. H.@umpperp
Clerk's Sale in Anniston Alabama 1902
The State of Alabama Calhoun County Mary Lou Phinizy trustee com plaintant vs C G Seconherr defendant City Court of Anniston in Equity by decree of October 1901 sale to highest bidder for cash at the front door of City Court room Anniston during legal hours on Monday January 6 1902 property described Lot 4 in Block 20 in the Hight Me Coy Addition Calhoun County Alabama to satisfy the decree Clerk No 666
Quiet stranger wins girl by Dewey debate on yacht
Washington party sails along the coast when a daughter of a senator argues with a quiet stranger over Admiral Dewey. He defends the admiral, while she scorns him. The hostess corrects the impression calling him unassuming, not stupid, and notes the admiral has his own father in heaven.
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Washington
Chicago Chronicle
Admiral Dewey
Laura Keene and Barney McNulty in a London night tale
The actress Laura Keene recalls staying opposite a Caney saloon in New York where Barney McNulty, a favored comic of her company, spent much time. He often ran errands for her but faced a sharp rebuke for late hours, insisting he talks in his sleep when confronted about his behavior.
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New York
Barney McNulty
Barney
Miss Keene
McNulty
Lord Sherbrook recalls dull speech against deaf MP
Robert Lowe, later Lord Sherbrook, watched a deaf member of parliament strain to hear an extremely dull speech with his ear trumpet. Lowe commented that the man wasted his natural advantages, calling the scene foolish.
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Robert Lowe
Lord Sherbrook
Lowe
Paderewski Private Recital Stirs London Letter Tale
A London paper recounts Paderewski receiving a letter from a woman with an invalid friend eager to hear him play privately. Unable to pay a high fee, she offered half a guinea. He invited her to his hotel, played five or six pieces, she expressed delight, and offered 10s 6d which he declined.
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