City News Items Mention Local Goings About
Local items report numerous residents and visitors traveling to Birmingham including Mr J T Gardner Capt James H Savage Mr H AG McMahon and others. Judge Pelham and Thomas Coleman attend circuit court in Edwardaville with sessions planned in Shelby County. Alderman Castleberry vacancy to be filled at next city council meeting. Horace Miller's Quintard avenue residence progresses. police court sees three cases including an assault dismissal and a drunken glass-breaking fine. Anniston Ice Co promotes coal orders.
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John Pelham
Thomas W. Coleman
Edwardaville
Cieburne County
Shelby County
Castleberry
Monroe Reed
Costa
Hygienic View on Alcohol and Murray Hill Club Whiskey
The American Journal of Health endorses judicious use of alcohol and cites Murray Hill Club whiskey as a particularly pure and beneficial brand. It argues that properly used alcoholic beverages can support strength and bodily renewal, while urging care in selection and moderation.
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Hygienica
Murray Hi
Jos. A. Magnus & Co
Claehavati
Ohio
Do Bet
Thone
Merray Hii Club
Murray Hill Club
Lin
Seth
American Journal of Health
Murray Hell Club Whiskey Sold in A
A brief notice states the Murray Hell Club Whiskey is sold in A, indicating distribution or sales action tied to the product and location.
Tin Plate Works resume operations after closure
The Monongahela Tin Plate Works and the Star Tin Plate Works near Pittsburgh owned by the American Tin Plate company reopened today after a two month shutdown. About 1,000 workers are affected as production resumes across the two plants. Maude Gonne, famed lecturer and Joan of Arc figure, tours the United States to support the Boers and will lecture tonight in Washington. The Idaho mining riots probe by the House military affairs committee opens with expected appearances by labor leaders including Mr Sovereign of the Knights of Labor.
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Union Associated Press
Pittsburg
Monongahela
Cincinnati
Maude Gonne
Joan of Arc
Ireland
Wil
Washington
House Committee On Military Affairs Today
Idaho
Merriam
Sovereign
The
Knights of Labor
National Editors Gather for Fifteenth Annual Session in New Orleans
Delegates of the National Editorial Association arrived for their fifteenth annual meeting during Mardi Gras week in New Orleans. The gathering is expected to be among the largest in the association’s history. They plan to lobby Congress to repeal the tariff on wood pulp and related white print paper materials.
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Ty Union Associated Press
New Orleans
National Editorial Association
Congress
Elaborate Insurance Map of Anniston Completed
Mr. T. Higinboutham completed an extensive Sanborn-Perrin map of Anniston for insurance use. The twenty seven section city map lists every building to help assess risk and policy pricing. He will map Goodwater and Talladega next, while continuing work from Anniston as headquarters.
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Tt. T. Higinboutham
Anniston
Sanborn-Perri¢ Map Co
Chicago
Higinbotham
Emalier
Goodwater
Talla
Higishotham
Ansisten
Maj
Mra 4
HL. Alten’s
Quintard
Higinhotham
Sbanhorn-Pervin Co
Bonth
The Pet Deer They Loved and Hunted
A Forest and Stream piece recounts a man and his brother rearing a tame fawn. The deer followed his trail, stayed near the house, and demonstrated grace and speed though often causing garden damage. The essay notes domesticated deer struggle for survival and favor wealthy keepers, with a fragile bond to humans.
Amusing Mixup Over Telephone Muddle Near Motel Rivers
Otis Harlan told a New York Telegraph man about a mistaken identity in a comical telephone exchange near the Motel Rivers. A bungled call produced a quirky dialogue with lines like Who are you, please and Watt! winding to a humorous misunderstanding in late 19th century New York. A separate ad note offers bulk lime and barrels from Asswros Lik axp Brose Co near the Wilmer Hotel.
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Otis Harlan
New York Telegraph
Rivers
Watt
Jona
Wil Knott
Walt
Knott
Axp Brose Co
10Th B
Wilmer Hotel
Life and law of Persian women in early Islam era
Robert E. Speer describes marriage practices and social roles in Persia, noting four wives permitted, temporary alliances at Meshed, and harsh divorce norms. He contrasts veiling customs among Moslem women with brighter village attire, and highlights distinctions among Jewish, Armenian, Nestorian, and Fire Worshipper communities. He closes with a stark image of Teheran’s Tower of Silence.
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Persia
Caspian
Meshed
Lord Curzon
Asia
Robert E. Speer
Frank Leslie
Monthly
Dangers of High Altitudes Warned by Lancet
The London Lancet warns that elevations above 4000 to 5000 feet strain the heart and pressure on arteries, especially dangerous for those with heart disease or hardened vessels. Gradual ascent in two to three stages with short stays is advised for unacclimated travelers.
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London Lancet
Walla
Anvistos Steam Laundry Offers Bend Lines and Clothes
The Star's cheap column hints a service at Anvistos Steam Laundry promising satisfaction by bending lines and clothes. The note uses casual sales language to attract customers.
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Anvistos
Artist in Black Eyes Reveals Bowery Studio Scope
In a Bowery home, a woman artist runs a studio above the street, earning a modest living by painting the bruised faces of roysterers, rowdies, and prizefighters, reflecting a queer business model amid urban vice.
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Bowery
New York City
Levy Unveils New Spring Woolens in Fine Print Line
Julians Levy introduces a refined line of spring woolens featuring latest foreign and domestic suitings and troonerings. The store promotes a fresh inventory as the season nears, signaling upscale fabrics for upcoming wear.
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Julians Levy
Lynching Law in Siberia Reveals Secret Tribunal Harsh Rules
The Sepravniki secret group operates in remote Siberian districts enforcing harsh moral codes among natives and colonists. Executions are masked and punishments include flogging and forced expulsion, with severed heads or limbs displayed to deter others. Police acknowledge the tribunal’s recent acts and disappearances of members amid corruption probes.
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Sepravniki
Poeac
Eea 7 Mains Fauanildamen
I Lation
Odeneal of Lande of
Londen i
The Earths Motion and Its Spiral Revolution
The piece argues that the earth’s motion twists its crust like a corkscrew, harmonizing with the sun’s orbit and daily rotation. It claims glacial periods are a continuous result of spiral motion and cites W Andrews (1798–1887) as discovering a 54 million year diuturnal cycle.
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W Andrews
New cuff design shown at New York haberdashery
A designer introduces a novel cuff for gentlemen's wear, shown at New York haberdashers. The cuff opens at the beck rather than the front and requires two different styles of links, one pair on each cuff, for a jeweled effect with precious stones.
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New York
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J.T. Gardner
Birmingham
James H. Savage
H. AG. McMahon
W. C. Tunstall
Judge D. Blackwell
Bedwardsville
Frank Nelson, Jr
Mr. T. V.R. Matthews
Edwardsville
Mr. EB. B. Marrow
Brookside
City
Rome
James Keith, Jr
Archibald Henderson
J. C. Bavenkirk
Au. Histon Music House
A. H. Smith, Jr
Meridian, Miss
A. H. Smith
Heflin
Chas. Robinson
Shelwatt
Horace Miller
Quintard Avenue
Eleventh Street
Anniston Ice Co
E. &. Forbes
Southern Express Office
M. M. Bishop
Hiv
James R. Toowrees, M.D
M. Markstein
of the World's News
Telegraph
National Editors
Keott
Wish
Trish
Monarchs
Carre
L. H. Carre
J.T. Chrisman
Optician
James Fuckler
Anniston Carpet Company
Star
Bob Taylor
Robinson's Book Store
Julius Levy
Noble Steel
Siberia
Police
Willem Andrews
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