County Court Notes Include Powers Bound Over For Larceny
In county court this morning Will Powers colored was bound over in the sum of 250 to await action of the city court grand jury Powers was charged with larceny Frank Powell and wife Alice Powell were discharged They were charged with selling whiskey Without a licens The host of friends of Mr Henry Constantine will be glad to learn that he is greatly improved and is now able to sit up He will prob bly be able to be out in a few days Buy your Coal of Donahoo Co Welg carefully and delivered promptly James F Campbell a white man was brought to the city and locked up in the county jail last night by Deputy Marshal W W Battle Campbell was bound over to the United States court in Birmingham on charge of selling liquor without a license at Ironaton about a year ago He forfeited his bond and will be held here until the court convenes to Birmingham Suite made to order from 15 ap at Alman Brow Fit guarantee Carl Shelnutt the little son of Mr John Shelnutt who has been seriously ill for a week was thought to be better today Why pay 2.00 for a bottle of Champagne when you can get just ped yling for 25 cents a bottle
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Will Powers
Powers
Frank Powell
Alice Powell
Henry Constantine
James F. Campbell
W. W. Battle
Campbell
United States Court
Birmingham
Ironaton
Carl Shelnutt
John Shelnutt
Local notes spotlight business moves and civic life
William Dodeill joins Southern Car and Foundry from Gadader after serving as a corporal in the First Alabama volunteers. Anniston merchants advertise low prices, a new storefront repaint, and a stylish tailor line. Bradstreet’s Hugh Carson reviews city firms, while Knights of Pythias meet at 7:30 PM. Crystal Lee Champagne sells 25 cents a bottle. An Anniston lane-rail delay to 5:43 PM is noted, plus local court, press, and visiting executives updates.
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William Dodeill
Gadader
Southern Car and Foundry Company
Dodeill
First
Alabama Volunteers
Gadsden
Noted shiner in the toils as pursuit ends
A convicted shiner named Cole was captured after a failed escape attempt. He and Edwards rode in a buggy when Cole leapt out near Edwardsville. Edwards drew a pistol, Cole lunged with a knife, and a confrontation ended with the knife knocked away and Cole cuffed. He vows to post bond. Also an ad for lime bulk from Anderson Linnaxp Sron Co. on 10th Street near Wilmer Hotel.
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Cole
Edwardsville
Edwards
Anueron Linn Axp Sron Co
10Th St
Wilmer Hotel
Paper Trust Again Advances Prices
At the annual meeting of the Paper and Pulp association in New York on February 16 a further price rise for paper was announced. The leadership cited rising labor costs and a shortage of spruce pulp in the United States as the main reasons.
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New York
The
Paper and Pulp Association
United States
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Shelnutt’s
California
Noble Street
Anniston
Alabama
Elam Drug CO
Donahoo & Co
Alman Brow
Allman
Dick Mahone
Tenth and
Williams Street
Allmanes
Bol Mathews
Hugh Carson
Bradstreet
Ramet
Basloen
Crystal Lee
Childersburg
Po Hce
Henry Callaway
Col
James Noble
New Orleans
George H. Livingston
Livingston
FB. M. Jackson
Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron Company
Hematite
D. B. Lacy
Reid Brow
Ira J. Davis
Piedmont
William Corniff
Atlanta
Mr. & M. Rogowskie
Theanni Gy
Ste Iton
John F.cook
Georgia
Bond
Mr. Dunn
Ullman Brothers
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