Buyers sought for several streets in Wilmer area
Notices seek to purchase a lot on Noble Wilmer Quintard or Leigh ton between 13th and 20th streets with care of Star office. A quarterly conference at First Methodist Church led by Rev J L Brittain. Sacred Heart members discuss social Sunday meetings to foster fellowship. The Evening Star offers free subscriptions to Rand customers. Talladega furnace project plans seventy houses and next Monday blow in. Sacred Heart Catholic pastor Rev D A Brady travels to Montgomery for church work. O Bisant Co advertises Saturday bargains on Noble Street. J B Pierson of Sylacauga visits city. Cliff DeArman to reside in El Paso. The Play and The Practical Father return to Noble Street theater next Monday promising a lively production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble, Wilmer, Quintard
Leighton
Care Star
D. A. Brady
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Montgomery
Noble Street
Anniston
Notable visitors and civic notes from Anniston and Birmingham
Hon Joseph J Willett and Hon John M Caldwell of Anniston were in town yesterday. Mr J Farrell of the Atlanta Journal is at the Calhoun today. Hon S J Bowie was in Birmingham yesterday. Mr J M Garvin of Rock Ran is registered at the Hotel Calhoun Mayer Davis, the colored chief executive of Hobson city, says the city is progressing well since incorporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Pierson
Sylascauga
Slacauga Bank
McDoneld Cotton Mills
Birmingham Age-Herald
Joseph J. Willett
John M. Caldwell
Anniston
J. ©. Farrell
The
Atlanta Journal
Calhoun
S. J. Bowie
Birmingham
J. M. Garvin
Rock Ran
Hotel Calhoun
Mayer Davis
Hobson
Hobson City
Police Court Hears Three Cases in Aniston
Mayor Henderson presided over a brief session with three docket entries. Lum Campbell pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct claiming a family dispute, a fine of 85 and costs was imposed. Frank Reaves’s concealed weapon case was continued to tomorrow. John Jones admitted drunkenness and pleaded to leave Aniston, receiving a stern admonition from the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lum Campbell
Cdl
Lum
Jedge
South Anniston
Frank Reaves
John Jones
Jones
Anniston
Daniel Tyler Hose Co. No 4 Officers Elected
The Daniel Tyler Hose company No 1 met at city hall for routine business and annual officer elections for 1900. W. B. Hilton was elected president, John T. Frye vice president, James Melntyre secretary and treasurer, J. A. Turner foreman, Lovie Cooper assistant foreman, Claude Robinson driver, and Charlie Herron steward. The meeting was well attended with strong enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Tyler Hose Company No. 1
City Hall
W. BR. Hilton
John TL. Frye
James Melntyre
J. A. Turner
Lovie Cooper
Claude Robinson
Charlie Herron
Daniel Tyler No
Sidewalk Petition and church news from Glen Addie
Glen Addie residents circulate a petition asking Anniston authorities to build a four foot six inch wide sidewalk along Glen Addie Street from Tenth to Sixth Streets with east side routing. The letter notes poor sidewalk condition and puddling after rain. Also reports Rev. Little declining Glen Addie Presbyterian call and local social events including a Baptist singing event with Roxie Roberts and wedding visits by Mrs. W. G. Burdett. A petition to cut steam laundry tax from 50 to 25 is filed by W A Rose and P Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Addie
Glen Addie Street
Tenth Street
Third Street
Sixth Street
Hunter's Lot
Louisville
Little
Glen Addie Presbyterian Church
Glen Addie Baptist Church
Roxie Roberts
Mandolin and Guitar Club
W. G. Burdett
Rome
Nice
Nettie Sharpe
W. A. Rose
Anniston
Mr. Perkins
Hapire
Council
Anniston Ice Co Coal Order Ad
When you need coal, order from Anniston Ice Co advertised as a home heating supply option with contact urgency for cold season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston Ice Co
Will N Perkins Takes Charge Of Empire Steam Laundry
Notice announces Will N Perkins has taken charge of the Empire steam laundry on West Tenth street and pledges close personal attention and perfect service to current patrons while seeking new customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Steam Laundry
West Tenth Street
Will N. Perkins
Valuable Mineral Well Found on Randolph Property
A mineral spring was discovered on Commissioner Randolph's Coosa river land near Ten Islands shoals. Water analysis by Auburn chemist B B Ross shows total solids 20.1 grains per gallon with volatile matter 6.9 and traces of lime, alumina, magnesia, potash, soda, carbonic acid, and sulfuric compounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Coosa
Ten Islands Shoals
B. B. Ross
Auburn
Montevallo Coal Sold as Best in Anniston
Anniston market touts Montevallo coal as the best option with Anniston Ice Co. listed as sole agents for distribution and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevallo
Anniston
Anniston Ice Co
Oxford News Roundup Faces Morning Whirlwind
W T Dodd returns from an extensive northwest Georgia and east Tennessee trip. Miss Mary Bailey of Munford visits the Griffin family and returns home. W R Norton of Thomason Grocery departs for Talladega and southern areas. A town disturbance Wednesday night involved pistol fire and swearing with no arrests. John Hall comes back from Munford on a business trip. After illness, McCraw resumes duties as head clerk at T A Howle & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
W. T. Dodd
Georgia
Tennessee
Mary Bailey
Munford
W. H. Griffin
W. R. Norton
Thomason Grocery Company
Talladega
John Hall
McCraw
T. A. Howle & Co
Bullard Defeats Filipinos in Santa Tomas Road Action
Colonel Bullard and the Thirty-ninth Infantry attacked entrenched insurgents on the Santa Tomas road near Calamba. Twenty four rebels were killed and sixty taken prisoner as Filipinos retreated toward Lake Taal. One American was killed and two officers slightly wounded. For sale one bedroom set and household items at 1116 West 17th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Bullard
Thirty
Calamba
Santa Tomas
Lake Taal
A Busy Man Mr Chamberlain at Work in the Colonial Office
A portrait of Mr Chamberlain's day reveals a spare desk in a large ministerial office complex with the foreign colonial home and Indian offices. He handles a mass of papers in the morning, gives verbal instructions to subordinates, attends House of Commons sessions, and receives further papers at night and even when away from London. Also described is a Canadian farm powered entirely by electricity with waterfalls as motive power and electric machinery supporting farming and lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Chamberlain
Colonial Office
The
Athenaeum
House of Commons
London
New Penny Magazine
Canada
Also Mentioned on This Page
City News
First Methodist
J. L. Brittain
Sacred Heart Church
Win H. Zinn
Rand
Evening Star
O’bisant & Co
Cliff DeArman
Far West
Las Vegas
New Mexico
el Paso
Texas
Daniel Tyler Hose
the News
Arthur V. Now
the Star
Aending
City of
Ala
Ullman Brothers
Oxford News
John F. Cook
A. G. Duke
West Fifteenth Street
West 17Th
Elam
Cina
Anniston Trading CO
Papa
L.H. Carre
J. T. Chrisman
Optician
Noble Strugt Theatre
Frank Winheyland
Aia
ST. Michael's Guild
Vrices
Wikle’s
Ihem
Boye Fy
J. L. Yearman
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