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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1900

Page

3

American song birds join Grand Opera company tour

City managers praised their worth and offered tours in England and at home. They signed with Corneaux Behenna to manage them for now. The singers boast rare vocal endowments, extensive repertoire, and magnetic stage presence. They will perform with the International Grand Operatic company at Noble Street theatre.

England Corneaux Behenna Song Birds of America International Grand Operatic Company Noble Street Theatre

Anniston Notes and Local Advertisements Highlight Events

Mr. KR L Warner returns from Macon Georgia. For sale one bedroom set and lounge and cook stove at 1116 West 17th Street. Mr. J H King back from Tallapoosa. Joe Boyd named yard master for Southern Railway in the city. Montevallo coal touted as best in Anniston. Anniston Tee Co sole agents. International Grand Operatic company billed as season’s event at Noble Street theater. No police court today. docket clear. Passenger trains running on schedule aiding travelers. Mr. J M Akers of Atlanta in city representing Sanders Swan and Co. Mr M Smith Anniston agent for Southern Railway Ocean Steamship and Hotel Advertising Co. in Hotel Calhoun lobby with advertising folio for 37 rail and steamship lines. Ratmonison and Anderna lose a fine sorrel horse Nick from colic at Edmondson’s home.

International Grand Operatic Company Noble Street Theater Anniston M. Smith Southern Railway Ocean Steamship and Hotel Advertising Company Aol Caliena Radmonison & Anderna Nick

Wanted Grown Girls for carpet factory trade learning

Classified notice seeking grown country women to work in the Anniston Carpet factory Buckler manager offering immediate liberal compensation while they learn the business. An excelent attraction will hold the boards at Noble street theatre Monday January 15 featuring Mr Lynn Welcher in The Prodigal Father a farce full of funny sayings and odd situations. Coal orders urged from Anniston Tee Co.

Anniston Carpet Factory James Buckler M'g'’r.—-3-Law Noble Street Theatre Lynn Welcher

Miss Clara and Grace Carroll Headline Grand Opera in City

The Carroll sisters from St. Louis perform Grand Opera tonight in the city. Descendants of Charles Carroll and cousins of Robert E. Lee and Stephen A. Douglas, they trained under Madame Marchesi in Paris and have appeared with the Quintet Club and choral societies in the United States and abroad.

Clara Douglas Carroll Grace Lee Carroll St. Louis Charles Carroll Carrollton Robert E. Lee Virginia Stephen A. Douglas Linois First Presbyterian Church, St. Louis Madame Marchesi Paris Melba Caire Barnes

Prodigal Father Farce Enjoys Strong Theatrical Run

The Prodigal Father a farce at Noble Street theater draws hearty praise for vulgarity free humor breezy presentation and a balanced cast. The production is deemed immensely funny and likely to attract heavy attendance as Rand offers free subscriptions to The Star to patrons.

Lynn Welcher Rand

Wedding Day Glories At Parker Memorial Church

Society notes recount the Parker Memorial church wedding of Miss Sarah Whitsitt Woodruil and Mr. Ei M. Martin of Meridian Mississippi. The ceremony featured organ music by Prof J O Bovenkerk and a Mendelssohn march, with white and green decor and a large guest list. The reception followed at the Woodruff home before the couple departed for Meridian, amid well wishes from friends and family.

Parker Memorial Church Soeleck Ei. M. Martin Merridian Sarah Whitsitt Woodruil G. PD. Woodrail Siidil J. 0. Bovenkerk Messia Frank Cheney Sr. Lapsley Messrs Gas Ceves W. P. Callaway Kate Lapsley D. 5. King Myrtice Wilson Mr. Martin EK. B. Jackson Bara Woodruff C.D. Woodcruff Mary Woodruff Miss Woodruff Donald McQueen Mer. C

Fatal pistol fight rocks Oak Ridge near Vicksburg

In Oak Ridge, eight miles northeast of Vicksburg Mississippi, a dispute over alleged tenant evictions escalated into a pistol duel. Three county residents, A D Rolland, R B Stephenson, and Dr Otho Austin, died. Dr James Austin and a Rolland son were wounded. Authorities had begun a case against Dr James Austin, Otho, and Stephenson when the gunfire erupted.

Vicksburg Miss Oak Ridge A.D. Rolland Stephenson Otho Austin James Austin Rutland

Also Mentioned on This Page

City News KR. L. Warner Macon West 17Th Street J. H. King Tallapoosa, Ga Joe Boyd Selma The Montevallo Anniston Tee Co J.&. Akers Atlanta Sanders, Swan and Company Gee Carroll Piaff Ullman Brothers Martin Woodruil John F.cook Noble Street W. A. Davia Young Ladies’ Missionary Society J. R. Lemon Qaintard Avenue Barah Low Arowine Athens Tenn Rome Hazel Adkina Anniston College Anniston Musical Club T. W. Ayersond Tyler Hill Jobn F. Fonville Annieton Tut Fayettville N. C H. G. McClurkin Dewie Evins White Plains W. D. Huew Wilmer Street MeClurkin Anniston Hardware Company Miss Evins OB. Smith Wikuine Haw Vera Magic City W. B. Parham Gaincevil C. BD. Wooodruf Marvin Hill Martin-Woodruff Fem Elam China Anniston Trading CO Papa CARRE Henepit OF Calhoun Lodge International Grand Operatic Co London New York Cavalleria Rusticana Wikle's Chrisman Rrank Whieyland Mar Ieee and Laughters Yos Wikle’s Boyer Poetet Smith
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