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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1901
Page
4
The announcement states Hon. Walter It. Morrill is a candidate for Delegate to the Constitutional Convention from the 7th Bevolatorial District, covering Uleburre and Calhoun counties, subject to Democratic party nomination.
Public notices announce candidates for re election as mayor of Ane piston and for city council from the First and Third Wards. Names include Capt. W H McKleroy J B Livingston and Rheid 4 with qualifiers about Democratic party action.
Friends of Thomas B Kilby announce his candidacy for re election as councilman of the City of Austin from the Fourth Ward subject to the action of the electors.
A Dalhart dispatch reports a German consulate and executors in Berlin seeking Mosby command survivors. Alleged will bequeaths 2 000 000 dollars to distribute among 190 to 400 living veterans, with shares from 85 000 to 20 000 each. Notices direct recipients to contact Confederate veterans leaders in Dallas or Wars.
The Evening Star reports multiple candidates in Anniston for local offices subject to Democratic party action. Incumbent Mayor Henderson is seeking re election praising his financial stewardship and growth. City council hopefuls include Carr W McKieroy Fourth ward Kilby from Fourth ward J K Livingston Third ward and C By Reid also Third ward.
An Alabama town awoke to a sudden snowstorm that transformed streets and rooftops into white. Residents layered up and added coal as the cold arrival brought a rare, picturesque winter scene to the Sunny South.
A New Orleans report states Italians are replacing black labor on Mississippi steamboats and in Louisiana cotton and cane fields with notable success. Planters praise Italian workers as frugal, less debt prone, and more independent, keeping longer on plantations.
The report notes English traders shifted positions late, narrowing the gap as spinners and continental buyers surged. Liverpool demand for spot cotton rose, with spinners purchasing about six thousand bales at current prices and several thousand more moving to private buyers.
A store announces a sweeping sale of dresses coats capes flannel waists and skirts with remarkable prices on Monday. The promotion promises the richest items at a fraction of their worth and expects quick sales.
The group includes many men aged thirty or older at enlistment who, now approaching sixty, face lengthy terms of service and shifting roles as military careers mature.
A notice seeks a capable solicitor to work for the country with preference for a person having a horse. Offers salary and permanent employment. Apply by letter to The Republic in Anniston Alabama.
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