Anniston Exhibits at Buffalo Exposition
The Anniston Mill exhibit by the American Net and Twine Company of Boston and New York will feature a wide range of cotton and linen netting and fishing gear for Atlantic and Pacific fisheries. The display, planned for the Liberal Arts Building at the Pan-American Exposition, highlights nets, gill nets, traps, and twines with samples and a large ornamental showcase.
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American Net and Twine Company
Anniston
Are & Twine Company
Boston
New
South Atlantic
Gulf York
Ala
Mexico
Great Lakes
All Machinery Now Here for Yarn Mill
The last car of machinery for the Anniston Yarn Mill arrived recently and is being positioned. The plant will soon be ready for operations and is described as one of the best of its kind in the country. A startup date has not been set.
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Anniston
Beaumonts Boom Fades as Fakirs Leave Town
Pittsburg observer reports Beaumont oil excitement waned with many wells claimed yet found shallow. Vendors in towns set up booths for stock schemes, charging high rents while fake prospects and dry holes proliferated. Oil operators and financiers pulled out as eastern capital dwindled and producing wells emptied in the field.
Father of Elks Dies in Brooklyn
George W Cumberland also known as George W Thompson dies in Brooklyn after an operation on his hand from blood poisoning. The report notes his pioneering role with the Elks and his death follows kidney illness described in the piece. A second item mentions plans to locate a new $5 000 passenger depot at Sylacanga by L N A O and includes Kidney Cure advertisements.
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Brooklyn
W. Ke. Knox
R A. Cobbs, Jr
J. G. Johnsey
Alabama Mineral Division
Sylacanga
Governor Samford Critically Ill At Tuscaloosa Home
Governor William J. Samford lay critically ill at the residence of Prof A A Person in Tuscaloosa with hypertrophy and enlarged heart. Family including his wife and sons William I Samford and Thomas D Samford were notified as doctors prepared travel to Opelika for possible transfer.
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A. A. Person
University of Alabama
Messrs
William I
Committee Backs Lieutenant Governor and Pardons Board
Montgomery June 7 The executive department committee reports in favor of creating the lieutenant governor’s office to be elected with the governor and outlines succession rules if the governor dies or is disqualified. It recommends a pardons board with four members and supports Gov Jones’ labor conciliation plan.
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Montgomery
Committee On Executive Department
Jones
Board of Partions
June Snow Storm Shocks North Dakota Towns
A June snowstorm swept central and northern North Dakota with Jamestown reporting two hours of snowfall this morning. Snow melted quickly and similar conditions were noted along the Jamestown Northern railroad. observers recall no June snow since records began.
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North Dakota
Jamestown
Jamestown Northern Railroad
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Buffalo Exposition
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Philadelphia
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Paris
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Eries
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Pacific
Alaska
South Amer
the Globe
Noble
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Pittsburg
Jane
Tex
Ncres
Ines
J. M. Guffey Lucas
Beaumont Oil Development
ELKS
Geo. W. Cumberland
Sylacauga
New York
George W Cumberland
Ameri
George W. Thompson
Father of
Foley
MecElreath Drug Co
A. O. Blachard
West Bangor
N. Y
Mebireath Drug Co
Samford
Tuscaloosa
William J. Samford
Opelika
Mideight
Thomas D. Samford
Ernor Jones
Leitizens
Minneapolis
Minn
the Times
Janistown
N. D
Marne
Oxfords
Newsome’s Shoe Store
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