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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1901

Page

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First Consignment of New Troops to Leave February 9

War office announces reinforcement for Cape Colony amid Boer activity. 30 000 mounted troops to join Kitchener plus 10 000 imperial yeomanry and 8 000 South African constabulary. New colonial contingents 5 000, home forces to supply cavalry and mounted infantry. volunteers for re‑enlistment being recruited. First consignment departs on the Aurania February 9.

Cape Colony

Topeka Saloon Closures Ordered by Officials

Topeka saloons shut their doors and keepers vowed to dispose of liquor stocks after Chief Staples and Sheriff Cook visited multiple downtown joints urging immediate closure and pledging no further sales.

Dowie Followers Run Rampage Across Chicago Drug Stores

In Chicago on February 7 a group of Dowie adherents, about six middle aged women, attacked several West Side drug stores wielding pitchforks umbrellas and canes. They damaged property sang religious hymns and left without arrests, while police observed without intervening.

Tragedy in Cleburne Count Rewarded by Shootings

Edwardsville February reports a fatal shooting at a land sale crowd ten miles from Edwardsville. Arthur York was shot and killed by Edward Campbell who has fled. Sheriff Adams hurried to the scene. P A Howle of Anniston Mercantile saw the shooting but not the tragedy.

Frost Bites and Chilblains Cured by Banner Salve

A wartime style notice touts Banner Salve from Kiam Drag Co as a swift cure for frost bites and chilblains, describing its healing properties and broad usefulness in harsh winters.

Banner Wor Kiam Drag Co

L N official visits Aniston. seeks new daily passenger train

George EB Evans L and N general manager tours Aniston with W E Knox Alabama Mineral Division superintendent. He advocates adding a morning 6:30 train from Anniston to Calera to connect with the main line and a return 6:00 trip, enabling same day trips to Montgomery Birmingham Opelika Columbus and other points. The plan would use existing engine and coaches and align with No. 85 and No. 86 schedules.

George EB. Evans Louisville and Nashville Anniston W. E. Knox Alabama Mineral Division Evans South Calera Montgomery Birmingham Opelika Columbus Central

Calhoun County Bills Move Through Alabama House

Local legislation introduced by Mr. Blackmon in Montgomery covers Calhoun county bonds for a new courthouse and county funds. House Bill 1219 authorizes issue and sale of coupon bonds up to one hundred thousand dollars to cover courthouse construction and floating debt. Other measures include charter changes for Jacksonville and stock allowed at large in Precinct 20. The house also approved actions to reimburse county officials for postage expenses.

Carnegie Sells Steel Interest to Banker Syndicate

The Carnegie Steel Co. control has moved to a Morgan led syndicate, purchasing Carnegie’s stock. Andrew Carnegie exits to private life, awaiting a 5 percent income guarantee on his 886 million in fifty year bonds. The deal, closed at a meeting yesterday, settled the bond issue contention.

New York the Mail and Express Carnegie Steel Co., Limited J. P. Morgan & Co Andrew Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Company Morgam

Ohio Governor Authorized to Call Up Militia for Fight

Governor Nash obtained permission from the state emergency board to spend up to $50,000 to avert the Jeffries Raklin prize fight scheduled for February 15 at Saengerfest hall Cincinnati. The finance committee and state leaders approved unanimously, though court injunctions may avoid any militia use and if needed only one regiment would be called out.

Unanimous Voto Finance Committee General Assembly

Henry Graham Seriously Ill at Sister’s Home

Mr Henry Graham is confined to a room at his sister Mrs S N Cater in Glen Addie due to a serious health decline described as precarious The note mentions his popularity and the community’s regret at his illness Blam Drug Co promotes Banner Salve for piles with a guarantee.

Henry Graham Graham Blam Drug Co

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