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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1901
Page
1
The Central Boundary group along with Iron and Supply of Anniston Bell Pips of Ala Chattanooga Foundry and Nelson Manufacturing near Birmingham plan a regional steel soil pipe pool. Discounts will apply in some districts and Greater New York may gain. plants keep operating independently but prices stay steady. Chattanooga Pipe and Foundry denies participation.
San Antonio Jan 1 Dr John B Adams a well known physician of Calera Ala was run over by a street car last night and lost both legs There is little chance for his recovery The piece also mentions Dr King s New Life Pills as a harmless remedy for constipation and sick headache attributed to Elam Drug Co.
Local notes report Mr. E A Walker buying Walker Gwin Co stock and Rev J F Brittain preaching at the Methodist church. College boarding girls visit Maggie Gladden. Bell Hazzard returns to Albany. Oxford College opens Jan 2 with good prospects. week of prayer to begin Jan 7. A New Year party at Mrs T S Bagley’s hosts Miss Lena Bagley. prizes awarded for bean guess and tickets. Union Pacific ad ends with train service details and J F Aggar’s contact.
London dispatch says Mr Kruger asks Queen Wilhelmina to write to Emperor Nicholas President Loubet and Emperor William to halt the war. The queen reportedly leans but the Netherlands ministry is divided. Boers moving toward Prieska in Cape Colony from Vryburg.
The city council approved opening Tenth Street from the Birmingham Southern Railway tracks to the western limits. The project includes a 60 foot wide section from Moore Street to Kilby Locomotive Works. Property owners contributed 1250 dollars. the city covers the rest.
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