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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1901
Page
4
The text notes Miss Exta HH. Mapvox, Maryland's first woman law school graduate, intends to apply for bar admission to practice law. It contrasts Maryland's restrictions with other states and mentions Miss Maddox as confident she will gain entry, aligning Maryland with national trends.
The Anniston National Bank has an attachment against Stephen N Noble, a non resident of Alabama residing in Pretoria, George. The levy covers Lot 8 in Black Clinton Annis ton at the southwest corner of Moore and 18th streets and garnishment writs were served on Charles McRae and Griffin Young. The clerk notes the levy and pendency as of July 13.
Charles Christopher Wrenshall, six months old and son of Mr and Mrs W Wrenshall, died at 6 this morning at home on Quintard avenue after a lengthy illness. Interment is this afternoon at Hillside Cemetery with services from Grace Church. The family and friends extend sympathy in their great sorrow.
In yesterday's Twin City league match at the lake, Oxford and the Pickups fought through eight innings amid umpire disputes and errors. The score stood 25 to 21 in the eighth when darkness halted play. Oxford planned a protest over the umpire's decision to revert the score to the eighth.
A crowd gathers in Melting to protest with a long list of attendees and local business names such as Woodstock Iron Works Anniston Manufacturing Co First National Bank and Robinson's Book Store mentioned among participants and supporters.
Alderman Garner argues the city cannot meet obligations under present taxes even with a small increase. He notes comparisons with other cities and cites reduced assessed property value in Anniston, warning against protracted inaction and potential court challenges to raising the tax rate for bond interest.
The paper notes a removal sale tied to rebuilding and expansion, promising unprecedented bargains as the store approaches a Monday sale. The emphasis is on drastic discounts to clear stock before reopening.
A church notices page lists service times and leaders for First M E and other denominations including First Presbyterian and Parker Memorial Baptist. It cites Sunday schools at 9:50 and 9:30 with various sermons at 11 am and 7:45 pm, plus midweek prayer meetings and Epworth League activities.
Mr Willian H Zinn of Anniston returns after an extended tour of Europe Asia and distant regions He kept in touch with Anniston by mail and his arrival brings enthusiasm back to the Model City and its residents who value his energy and public spirit
Weekly schedules for Oxanna and Glen Addison churches list Sunday schools at 9:30 to 9:50 am and sermons by pastors A A Hutto A A Hatto W W Scott C Shellman. Evening services and midweek meetings welcome all, with subjects including No Room for the Guest and The Shepherd and the Sheepford.
A London tale notes a poor millionaire, unable to digest food, and credits Dr King's New Life Pills with aiding digestion and appetite. The Elam Drug Co sells them for 25 cents with a money back guarantee. local laundries advertise Model attire at 12th and Noble.
An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy alleged to cure colds and prevent pneumonia, claiming powerful natural ingredients and swift relief. The copy markets the product to readers seeking quick health fixes and protection against serious lung illness.
On the seventh Sunday after Pentecost two masses are scheduled at seven and nine thirty with Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament after the late Mass. Sanctuary Society ladies meet after the second Mass. In the pastor's absence Rev. H E O Grady oversees the parish from the North.
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