Roberts Denies Rumors of Buried Treasurer in Texas
In a letter from Texas, Mr. Roberts refutes circulating rumors about a buried treasurer. He states there is no truth to the whispers and calls for reliance on official sources for information.
10 Feb 1900
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1900
Page
1
In a letter from Texas, Mr. Roberts refutes circulating rumors about a buried treasurer. He states there is no truth to the whispers and calls for reliance on official sources for information.
In a Texas letter dated January 30, N J Roberts denies buried wealth reports near Piedmont and claims his Texas success comes from hard work. He states he never found money or deposited funds in a Gadsden bank and explains his move for affordable land and good crops. He asks friends to reject the false tale. Ullman Bros. ad follows.
The report notes that British forces under general Sir Redvers Buller failed to overcome natural obstacles and reach their objectives, acknowledging the setback in London and the wider campaign.
Report from Aden censored by British authorities describes Boer positions in hills ravines and jungles near the front. It suggests General Buller faced strong defender lines and obstacles, contrasting with claims of progress and warning the public of possible setbacks.
Notice offers a loan of 2500 on city property for one year or longer at 8 percent per annum. Requires proper security and is issued by John H. Frye.
London Ky February 10 Ser geants at arms Cecil of the house and Howard of the senate left on the northbound train armed with warrants for the arrest of absent Democratic members of both houses. The warrants were prepared without awaiting the lieutenant governor and the pair declined to reveal their destination. The omission of details suggests a publicized move to compel attendance with a notable statement expected tomorrow.
Frankfort Kentucky February 10 authorities expect to gain crucial evidence on Governor Goebel s assassination from Silas Jones who is in custody Jones claims no knowledge of the crime but says Harlan Whittaker who fled the building after the shooting knows much about it Police believe Jones provided more information about Whittaker and that new arrests may follow in Madison county near Richmond Kentucky
Governor Beckham announced that Democratic legislators in Louisville will be protected from arrest while the legislature meets. He vowed to arrest anyone who interferes with lawmakers, as plans to assert state government control unfold amid fears of warrants in London and Frankfort. A defense force has been arranged to safeguard Democratic state officers.
In London Kentucky on February 10, Governor Taylor ordered warrants for members of the state house to be served by sergeants at arms. Five detectives arrived, two for Democrats and three for Republicans, with warrants for absent senators held back for signature by Lieutenant Governor Marshall.
Early this morning Adjutant General Collier was with Governor Taylor in Frankfort, with reports indicating a decision had been reached. Sources say the peace agreement likely would be signed by Governor Taylor within twenty four hours.
The Anviston Methodist Advocate, edited by Rev. H. E. Wasson and printed at C. L. Sweets’ job office, debuts with church news and commentary. Repair work on the First Presbyterian organ by Pilcher of Louisville is expected to take about two weeks, prompting Sunday services to be held in the Sunday school room. A local investigation into postage stamp sales ends with H. W. Jackson released to liberty after no case is found. associates Randolph and West were also discharged. Ullman Brothers offers a wide selection of dress and business trousers in various colors.
A Louisville and Nashville freight train wrecked near Porter's Car two miles from Tronaton at 11 30. Seven cars and the caboose derailed due to a broken flange on the third car from the caboose. Conductor Chastine and Engineer Kernadie were aboard with Pilgreen injured. The northbound passenger train was held at the scene and diversions arranged.
Mr J K Dimmieck returns from Birmingham this morning. Mr J Brock of Piedmont is in the city. Mr R B Garner returns from Birmingham. Fred L Blackmon comes back from Cave Spring. Col John M Caldwell returns from Montgomery and Birmingham. W H L Tebbella returns from Rome. J Spronll returns from Carrollton Ga. Hl Higinbotham in city a month making a new city map for fire insurers then revisits Jenifer and Lanton today. Go to T F Newman for teas coffee and spices. Premiums given 8 4b.
Few residents have paid their street tax for the year 1900. Tax collector Quinn will begin summonses on March 1 for those who have not yet paid, since street tax becomes delinquent on that date.
Mayor Henderson presided over a brief police court session. Lula Bell, colored, was fined $2.50 and costs. Three cases were continued until Monday morning. Suits remain on sale at Ullman Bros with new styles and best patterns at 25 percent off.
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