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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1900
Page
3
A narrator recalls vivid visions of Roan Reclame and a distant actress in a tense room scene. Emotions surge as flattery, champagne, and a fragile power dynamic unfold between the speaker and the woman, who laments her constraints yet entertains his pleas for access and understanding. The exchange hints at secrecy, longing, and social pressure.
Lieut Wing of the Thirty sixth Infantry who died at Manila was a native of Jackson Alabama. His nearest relative is A M Wing of Jackson. He was appointed lieutenant July 5 last and was 25 years old.
A narrator and Marguerite stage a love test with theater turns while a visitor clings to past roles. He proclaims himself a clerk preferring acting and asks forgiveness as he seeks a sincere entrance to her heart. Amid anxious, vivid dialogue they improvise in a tense emotional scene.
The Navy Department has learned from Naval Attache Paris that remains of Commodore Paul Jones may be located in a former Protestant cemetery in Paris. A French antiquarian, M. A. de Ricaudy, identified a burial site near Rue des Reluses Saint Martin and Rue Orange-aux-Belles. Jones died July 18, 1792 and was buried July 20, 1792. remains have not been exhumed, with further verification and possible identification contingent on site access.
The notice announces Harvard Vale contest representation by a chosen student with details and family references. It names Regine and others as part of the selection context while noting parental input and local community interest in the candidate’s background.
Fragmentary critique condemns racial prejudice and calls out Harvard's verdicts amid a discussion of black and white student status and perceived slights in a southern college, highlighting social tension and calls for accountability.
Readable fragments show Teon Raker leading a local Vapiee competition on Monday near West. Organizers, unnamed sponsors, and participants are mentioned with unclear details about venue and results.
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