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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1901
Page
8
Montgomery January 17 The Democratic executive committee advances a plan to choose delegates directly by voters for a constitutional convention. The convention will nominate four items ratifying district nominations, with 100 delegates from counties plus additional delegates from senatorial and congressional districts. Leaders discuss Robert J Lowe and Col Richart H for state at large spots.
Glarke of Mobile Judge Thomas W Coleman of Greene Hon John B Knox of Calhoun and Capt Frank S White listed with state at large positions in a regional appointment article.
The contract for plumbing in the new Ontloan County courthouse was awarded today to Harrison Belcher Plumbing Co. of this city. The award is described as one of the largest in the city.
The Chattanooga Times reports The Telephone Girl at the opera house last night drew a large audience. Harry Hermsen as Hans Nix impressed as a German comedian while Bessie Gilbert’s solos pleased, and the show was praised as bright witty and catchy throughout.
The ad proclaims a wide range of candies including longtime favorites and new additions. It promises value with low prices, emphasizes purity and richness, and invites readers to visit Dove’s Candy Kitchen at 1126 Noble Street.
Notice to contractors for bids to erect a music hall for Anniston Electric and Gas Co at Oxford Lake Park to be opened at 12 o'clock noon Monday January 21 1901 at 11 and 13 Caldwell Building Anniston Ala Plans and specifications available at the office Wy GoLteke Co Architects.
Mrs. T. L. Robinson hosts a DAR gathering at Quintard avenue tomorrow at 3 o clock with full attendance urged. Mrs. M. P. Smith returns from Louisville. Mrs. Roger Dye arrives from near Atlanta to join Orr & Co. manager. Sunday School Primary union meets at First Methodist church tomorrow at 8. Mrs. W. F. Ross returns from Calera. Lily Montgomery of Jacksonville visits Mrs. M. C. Smyth on Quintard. Laura and Flora Stewart return to Petty, Texas from visit with Sam Stewart.
Julius Levy announces new spring samples featuring top fabrics and weaves in imported and domestic woolens. The collection offers fashionable colors and suits the Columbian Building on Noble Street.
The Telephone Girl dazzles in a New York Casino production shown here tonight with rapid action, constant laughter, and loud applause. Harry Hermsen and Mabel Hite lead a versatile, graceful company praised for beauty and talent, while the chorus features an Adamless Eden.
Hrastus K. Shaw, jailed on murder charges in his wife’s death, shows continued improvement but remains silent about his condition and the case. The trial is set for next Monday in Justice Henry D. McCarty’s court.
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