Anniston entertainers praised for musical program
The Gadaden Evening Journal lauds Miss Bianca Randall and the Caldwell sisters for a notable recital at the opera house with a male quartet. Readers learn of performances in Bessemer and Talladega, and note visits by Alma Cohn, Lieut. Frank M. Savage, Lily Mitchell, and other locals, with assorted travel and social updates across Anniston and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gadaden Evening Journal
AnnIston
Opera House
Bianca Randall
Randall
Randell
Edith Christine Caldwell
Marie Ann Marie
Mary Josephine Caldwell
Bessemer
Bessemer Journal
Death of a Young Woman Miss Julia Richards
After weeks of illness Miss Julia Richards died at 10 25 Sunday morning at her mother's Walnut street home. Her remains were taken to Cedartown Georgia for interment accompanied by several siblings including John Richards of Chattanooga and Mrs Harry Kuhns of Carrollton. She was a highly regarded young woman with many friends. An unrelated advertisement for Tanner Salve appears at the end.
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Julia Richards
Walnut Street
Cedartown
John Richards
Chattanooga
Harry Kuhns
Carrollton
Tetleys Teas Shown For Sale In Anniston Market
London tea brand Tetleys marketed in sealed original packages shipped to Anniston Mercantile Co and available at New York prices through multiple local firms including Cater Grocery Co Whetstone Co Sterne Burnett Bellingrath Crampler Adair Wallis Treadaway Shropshire Woodiff Mims Harrison Merchants F E Adair and others in Anniston Mercantile Co listings.
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London
England
Anniston Mercsatile Co
Cater Grocery Co
Whetstone & Co
L. A. Sterne
Burnett & Bellingrath
Crampler & Adair
J. A. Wallis
W. O. Treadaway
Shropshire
Probate Notice in Calhoun County Alabama 1901
Probate Court of Calhoun County announces that William H. Taylor presented a paper claiming to be the will of Mrs Mary K Taylor deceased. The court sets July 15 1901 in Anniston to hear objections and decide whether the document should be admitted to probate and record. Judge Examerr F Crook presides.
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State OF Alabama
Calhoun County
Said County
Jane
Mary J. Nesbett
Cedartown
William H. Taylor
Mary K. Taylor
Court House
Anniston
F. Crook
Alabama
Model Laundry Promotes Clear Water and Gool Soap
The Model Laundry at 12th and Noble highlights clear water and gool soap as two principal washing methods, emphasizing chemical free care for clothes.
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Strauss Bros
Ullmas
Charming
Alma Cohn
Valdosta
Chatauqua
Hodolph Herts
H.R. Savage
Center
Frank M. Savage
Fourteenth Infantry
James H. Savage
Lieut. Savage
West Point
Philippines
Lily Mitchell
Gadsden
City
Laura Brown
Monteagle
Tenn
J.D. Rivers
H. B. Rudisill
Griffin, Ga
Montgomery
Lula Coueh
Voneceil Tillis
South Court Street
Emmie Matthews
Maggie McCarty
Alpine
O. M. Reynolds
Walker Reynolds
Marguirite
Hannah Reynolds
M. Rh. McClare
Tom McClare
Piedmont Lequirer
Mamie Amberson
J. P. Allgood
Ernest Yeatman
Laura
Stanley
Jacksonville
Hetlin
Gewy « Langley
Dr. Simpson
Lester Smith
Oxford
Mrn. Sallie Morris
Oakfuskee
J. T. Thrasher
F.C. Bryan
Raby
Lois
MecElreath Drag Co
Candy Kitchen
NobleStreet
Tetley’s Teas
New York
Anniston Mercantile Co
Foley
Union Depot
Southern Railway
Nniaton
Rome
Equisville & Nashville Railroad
Chrisman & CO
Jewelers
Opticians
J. T. Chrisman Optician
H. Pelman
Mauturk Pair Asspeciat
Jas. Crook
President
Albama
Orthast Oxford
Sexton
Nniston
the Anniston
Republ
Ias
Republic
Gordon & Sotckto
Proprietors
New Court
Hous
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