Anniston Sees Ten Year High Building Boom This Summer
Anniston experiences its largest building boom in a decade with new courts and government buildings under construction. J W Golucke Co bids cover three Kline residences on Leighton and Thirteenth streets for Theo D Kline of Savannah with contracts to be awarded after arrival. Plans include remodeling Constantine building, First Christian church extension and new homes on Quintard avenue and Wilmer street. More projects are underway or planned for summer and fall as activity surges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golucke & Co
First Christian Church
Eleventh Street
Brand New Two Story Nine Room Home For Sale
For Sale or Rent. One brand new two story nine room house in a splendid location near the Wilmer Hotel. Possession immediately. Apply to The Comer Cobb Investment Co. near Wilmer Hotel.
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Comer-Cobb Investment Co
Wilmer Hotel
Notice of Licenses Due for Second Half of 1901
Notice that licenses for the last half of 1901 are due now and will become delinquent on July 15. After that date they will be subject to extra cost. L. Quinn, C, T, C.-td.
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Guy
L. Quinn, C, T, C.—td
Huntsville Man Killed in West on Santa Fe Train
Frank Sheppard of Huntsville Alabama was shot and killed in a Santa Fe passenger coach near San Bernardino California while resisting a thief. He was returning home from Manila and had fallen asleep when a robber grabbed his pocket, leading to a fatal gunfight. He leaves a wife and children. Remains taken to Albuquerque New Mexico.
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Frank Sheppard
Huntsville
Ala
Santa Fe
Resist
Sheppard
Montgomery
Birmingham
Albuquerque
N. M
Indignation Meeting in St Clair Over Trial Venue
A mass meeting in St. Clair County denounces moving Jim Brown’s trial from Ashville to Birmingham. The resolutions call for speedy local proceedings under law, condemn officials for efforts to override local rights, and pledge citizens to accept a proper Ashville trial. Copies were sent to the governor and Seventh Circuit officials.
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Jim Brown
St. Clair Courts
Birmingham
Springville
St. Clair County
Brown
Jefferson County
Ashville
Jelks
Seventh Judicial Circuit
New Disease Strikes Chicago Ailment Baffles Doctors
Cuiiaco July 6. High temperature followed by stiffness and chills afflicts hundreds in Chicago. A cross between grip malaria and ague, doctors differ on its cause. Druggists report rising quinine sales as patients seek relief. Some physicians call it malaria, others blame the long heated term.
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Cuiiaco
Chicago
Brisk protest over Britain Boer women treatment
Brussels correspondent says Dr Leyds has sent a protest to continental powers and the United States over Britain’s handling of Boer women and children. Holland is expected to back the protest.
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London
Leyds
Brussels
The
Morning Post
United States
Great Britain
Holland
The Model Laundry Ad Claims Comfort by Edge Work
The Model Laundry advertises finishing collars and cuffs by removing saw edges to improve comfort. Located at 12th Street and No. ebL, the note emphasizes a niche service enhancing wearability.
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the Model Laundry
Notice to Wheelmen Bucklen Arnica Salve Ad
Notice extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve to prevent discomfort from chafing sunburn insect stings sore feet and bruises. Claims infallible for pimples eruptions and piles. Sold by Elam Drug Co 25 cents. Also promotes Silver Ash Anniston union made cigar.
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Bucklen
Arnica
Elam Drug Co
Debt limit for cities adopted at Montgomery convention
The Montgomery convention debated city debt limits, adopting a Weakley substitute allowing 7 percent for cities over 6 000 inhabitants and excluding sewer and street bond costs from the limit. The final rule sets under 6668 population limits at 0.5 percent for general use plus 3 percent for sewers water and schools. larger cities face no limit for general debt.
Dowies Disciples Driven Out by Evanston Mob
Twenty one Dowie followers visited Evanston and faced a mob of about one thousand. Eggs rotten vegetables and missiles pelted the group as police, outnumbered with only thirty officers, failed to protect them. The missionaries fled under police escort after their meeting was abandoned.
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Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Evanston
Dowie
Cohhief
Knight
Safes Moved Promptly and Cheaply
RK O Watson offers quick safe moving services at low cost. Contact phone 27 for details and arrangements.
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RK. O. Watson
Anniston Connects with Talladega by New Telephone Line
Anniston now links with Talladega Tregm aton Jenifer and Manford via four new lines. Manager W T Warfield of Southern Bell Telephone Co says connections completed with four towns in one day. Further lines to Sylacauga Sycamore soon expected. The system aims to make Anniston the regional wholesale and market point for the territory served.
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Anniston
Talladega
Tregmaton
Jenifer
Manford
W. T. Warlied
Southerner
Ces Anniston Exchange
Sylacauga
Sycamore
Princippmt
Mae
Special Shoe Sale at Anniston Steam Laundry
200 pairs men's tan Viei end Call and patent leather shoes offered at 1 for 3.00 to 3.50 range. ULLMAN Bros. promote finest work and prompt service. Contact Anniston Steam Laundry on Noble Street by card or telephone for details.
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Ullman Bros
Interda
Tim
Anniston Steam Laundry
Noble Street
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Ness
W. Carleton
Leighton Avenue
Mr. and
Mrs. Theo. D
Kline
Savannah
Mrs
Mr. ©. D. Kline
Anna
Messrs
J. W. Golucke & Co. Are
Constantine
Noble
T. J. Cason
B. J. Clement
Wilmer Street
I. A. Howle
R. 8. Nichols
R. W. Miller
Cently
Quintard Avenue
Eighth Street
Quintard Ave
Nue Land Company
Boots
Oxfords
H.M. Newsome
San Bernardino
Cal
Dier
Manila
ST. Clair
Women and Children
Anniston Union
Alabama
Tion
Weakley
Jones
Mra. Wettederly
Birming
Weakly
Gadaden, Amley
Decatur
New Deter
Evanston, Ill
Whdede
Groerejee
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