Convention Report Endorsed by Evening Star Panel
The Evening Star endorses the convention committee report, arguing it reflects the main work of the Constitutional Convention and urging support at the polls. It defends pledges to the Democratic platform, cites state precedents, and notes labor and restraint in the process. It also quotes Edward Dillard on the perceived value of money among races.
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Evening Star
Mississippi
Alabama
Edward Dillard
Australia
Henry County
Virginia
Birmingham News
Dillard
Cornelius Vanderbilt Proves Admirable Manly Figure
The Knoxville Sentinel notes Cornelius Van derbilt, valued for his character after a disinheritance over love, has studied machinery and holds several patents including a fire-box for a locomotive. He helped design a New York Central engine and seeks to join a New York national guard regiment as a second lieutenant.
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Knoxville Sentinel
New York Central
Vanderbilt
National Guard
New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Making Their Own Tiling for the County Court House
Contractors Houser and Wolsoncroft manufacture their own tiling for sidewalks on Eleventh and Gurnee streets using Portland cement in varied colors. The court house progress is steady and promised to be well built and handsome, though the Eleventh street lettering should be improved.
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Eleventh Street
Prof Council Doing Great Work in Alabama
Letter from H B O Grady praised Prof W H Council and his staff at Normal Alabama for their efforts to improve race relations and educate Black youth. An Enclosed Chattanooga Times clipping notes four Wo H Council graduates found jobs in a local firm.
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Wo H
Council
Colored Normal Industrial School
Normal
Ala
Cornell School
Labor Day plans in Anniston aim for big celebration
Trade Council votes to promote union made goods as parades and music precede a large Labor Day event. About 5,000 people are expected as unions number 800 and leaders pledge city support. President Gompers may send a rep, with neighboring fire companies invited and city businesses urged to close.
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Anniston
Trades’ Council
Gompers
United States
Annistoo
West End Union Sunday School Plans Seymour Memorial Chapel Supper
The West End Union Sunday School hosts an ice cream supper in the grove near the car line to fund Seymour Memorial Chapel honoring Prof. W. D. Seymour. About 1600 shares at twenty five cents each fund most of the goal, with stock purchases from area committees and donors.
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West End Union
West End
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Weat Bed
Aprons and Ginghams on Clearance Sale at Low Prices
Best quality aprons and ginghams offered during clearance sale with fabric values from 5 to 74 cents per yard. Sale emphasizes low prices as ROHN advertises the event and discounts.
Real Estate Listings from Locke Mountain & Co
Locke Mountain & Co advertise multiple property offerings near Noble Street Moore Street Mulberry Glen and Leighton avenues. Homes cottages and lots priced from 650 to 4000 with easy terms and cash options plus a Leighton avenue lot currently valued at 750.
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Brown Street
Restory
Bath
Mulberry
Glen Addie
Nineteenth
Gurnee
Leighton Ave
Mulberry St
Moore St
Leighton Avenue
14Th
J. D. Hunter
Rental List Two House Options on Quintard and Cooper
A rental list shows a seven room house with bath hot and cold water on Quintard avenue between 5th street and 9th street and a three room house at the corner of 15th street and Cooper street.
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Quintard Avenue
Cooper
Big Lottery Draw Sparks Crowd and Controversy
The drawing drew an estimated 25,000 spectators and prizes valued at 20 000 to 40 000. Fatigue and hunger spread as the event ended at 6 pm with many applicants marked as repeated or illegible, risking court appeal over disputed results.
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the Evening Star
New Court House
Anniston, Ala
Suffrage Committee of the Constitutional Convention
South Carolina
Louisianna
North Carolina
Lars
Youso Coasetics
Vanpern
Court House
Prof. Council
Rev. H. &. O'Grady
Eprrork Evening Star
W. H. Council
Huntsville
Cornel
Alabatma
Chattanooga Times
H. BE. O'Grady
Catholic Church
A. Hanson
Seveneenth Street
Building Fund of
Union Sunday School
Kohns
Noble Street
O’bryant & Co
Riser
Nobie Street
Corner Tenth
ROHN
Locke, Mountain & Co
Locke, Sawyer & Co
West Anniston
Comer-Cobb Investment Co
Troney
East Tenth Street
Wilmer Hotel
Dred
J. T. Chrisman Scientific Optician and Jeweler
12Th and Noble
Levi’s
Kerra
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