Local Notes on Travels and Appointments Around Alabama
Dr J L Wikle returns from Atlanta. Dr J LeGrand plans a $10000 residence in Birmingham. The Life Minister troupe in the city en route to Rome for a performance. Herald Square Opera to Carrol ton Georgia tonight. Pratt & Wiles Bay president J A Pratt heads to New York City and Fall River to buy cloth. Rev B McLeod travels to Barbour county to tend his ailing father Edward McLeod. J P Palmer of Piedmont joins J R Lanham Co. J K Dimmick and Judge John Pelham return from Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Rome
J. A. Pratt
Pratt & Wiies Bay Company
New York City
Fall River
Mass
Pratt
Prayer service canceled at First Presbyterian church
The church will not hold tonight’s prayer service as the week of prayer night services concluded Friday night.
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First Presbyterian Church
Society Notes From Anniston Winters Visitors
Dr and Mrs RR M Anderson of Carryville Florida visited Rev and Mrs Wasson on Noble and Fourteenth street and returned home this morning Maggie Weaver Mary Weaver May Belle King left for Greensboro Georgia after visiting Mr Walter Jones. Mrs Stohem left to visit relatives in several Georgia cities. Mr and Mrs WW Platt of Fremont Michigan arrived last night to spend the winter with Mrs Seaman. Platt edits the Fremont Indicator. Mr Ray Knight left for Vaughn Mississippi then New York for a Payne company post. Mr W D Nesbitt of Birmingham met friends here. Mrs JN Boyer returned from Talladega where she visited relatives. Mrs O Z Henderson returned from Ragland after visiting Mayor Hendersons mother.
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RR. M. Anderson
Carryville
Florida
8. E. Wasson
Noble and
Fourteenth Street
Maggie
Mary Weaver
May Belle King
Walter Jones
Greensboro
Georgia
Platt
Fremont, Mich
City
Anniston
Seaman
Indicator
Ray Knight
Vaughn
New York
Thomas B. Payne and Company
O. Z. Henderson
Ragland
Mayor Henderson
W H Brazelton Dies In Selma
Mr W T Brazelton of Selma died at his home about 9 oclock this morning after his wife had died the previous Monday. E Noyes learns the news and plans to travel to Selma for the funeral. The Noyes family expresses sympathy for the bereavement.
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W. H. Brazelton
Selma
E. Noyes
W. T. Brazelton
Mr. Brazelton
Mr. Noyes
Mrs. Noyes
Birmingham man sentenced after cafe drunkenness and profane outburst
Thomas Jones, a young white man from Birmingham, pleaded guilty in police court after a sprees at Gilmore's restaurant in Anniston. He was fined $2.50 on both counts for drinking disorderly conduct and for using profane language in front of ladies, and warned by the mayor.
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Thomas Jones
Birmingham
Cave Springs
Anniston
Gilmore
Jones
Two youths fined for street fight on Market Street
William Jones and Ned Wright appeared before Mayor Henderson after a rock battle on Market Street yesterday afternoon. Each boy was fined one dollar plus costs in police court this morning. Andston Lee Coal Co. promotion follows.
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William Jones
Ned Wright
Henderson
Road Overseers For 1900 Elected
County Commissioners adjourned to reconvene Monday and delivered the 1900 road overseer list to Judge Crook. The districts and Beat assignments include Wright, Angel, Fite, Lester, Posey, Moody, Watson, Poland, Murphy, Tumnos, Weatherly, Davenport, Martin, Clements, Gapaway, Beal, Seif, Wilgor, Teague, Woodruff, Willbanks, Boglaner, Abbott, Daniel, Acker, Weiss, Sisson, Pelham, Sides, Lanford, Weaver, Wilkins, Smith, Thompson, Bryant, Browning, Bard, Boozer, Norris, West, Nonnelly, McFry, Robertson, O Bryant, Greenwood, McCollum, Griflis.
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Crook
T. M. Seif
T. F. Teague
J. B. Woodruff
Willbanks
FL P. Boglaner
M. H. Abbott
H. A. Daniel
W. B. Acker
W. F. Weiss
Gray
Tony Sisson
J. H. Martin
T. A. Pelham
J. A. Sides
HR. Lanford
TH. C. Weaver
R. MM. Wilkins
W. H. Smith
A. T. Thompson
W.T. Bryant
W. A. Browning
Bard A. T. Boozer
J. BR. Norris
J. D. West
Lon Nonnelly
G. W. McFry
T. P. Robertson
B. L. O'Bryant
I. M. Greenwood
A. McCollum
J. M
Griflis
Was With Semmes On The Alabama
Major J H Allen of this city spent two years with Admiral Raphael Semmes aboard the Confederate cruiser Alabama. He served in the hospital department and recalls stirring Civil War days. Admiral Semmes sword, gifted by English officers, was shown at the Birmingham fair. a friend copied the inscription praising Semmes for defending the flag and the Alabama in Cherbourg against a superior ram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Allen
Raphael Semmes
Alabama
Major Allen
Admiral Semmes
Birmingham
Ryu Navy
Cherbourg
The Evening Star Praised by The Birmingham Ledger
The Ledger lauds The Star praising publisher editor T. R. Gorvon and city editor Howard Williams and noting advertising patronage as excellent. It remarks the paper, like The Ledger, costs readers a cent a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham Ledger
Star
The
Evening Star
T. R. Gorvon
Howard Williams
Ledger
Rand Offers The Evening Star Free Week to Customers
Rand announces a one week free trial of The Evening Star for his customers. The promotion invites readers to sample the newspaper with no charge for seven days.
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Rand
Starry night and cheerful family scenes brighten Anniston
A calm clear sky gives way to a sunrise moment showing a mother with two laughing daughters, while a group of Oxford bound girls visit Anniston officials. An old gentleman on a car remains dour until the cheerful mood lifts him, and a poetic reflection on hope follows. A local ad notes sale of a one bedroom set and Rand is offering free Evening Star subscriptions.
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Anniston
Oxford
Bohemian Girl Delights Anniston Theatrical Show Ends Run
Herald Square Opera camp presented Bohemian Girl at Noble Street theatre to a good crowd. Performances were well received with solid singing and acting. Featured soprano Ettas Glover impressed with a "I Dreamed" aria earning hearty applause.
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Herald Square Opera Camp
Noble Street Theatre
Herald Square
Rond's Offer Delivers Afternoon The Evening Subscription
A local offer invites readers to visit Rond's and obtain an entitlement to a subscription to The Evening delivered each afternoon homeward. The dealer, Mr. Rond, promotes the easy access to the paper with a simple subscription option.
Also Mentioned on This Page
City News
J. L. Wikle
Atlanta
Southern Trade Journal
J. ©. LeGrand
Annistonian
Highland Avenue
Herald Square Opera Company
Carrolton
B. McLeod
Barbour County
Edward McLeod
McLeod
J. P. Palmer
Piedmont
J. R. Lanham & Co
Flem
J. K. Dimmick
John Pelham
Cincinnati
W. D. Nesbitt
J. N. Boyer
Talladega
Elam Drug CO
BORRY
Andston Lee Co
Ullman Brottiers
J. A. Weatherly
O. M. Davenport
W. B. Martin
J. W. Clements
J. A. Gapaway
R. A. Beal
Semmes
Anniston Trading Co
Reece
Southland
West 17Th Street
Bohemian Girl
Anniston Ter Goers
Perfor
Ettast
Glover
Ping
Rond’s
Just
Papa
L.H. Carr
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