Governor Improves But Still In Critical Condition
The governor shows improvement yet remains in danger as doctors monitor his condition. Officials say recovery is uncertain and full stabilization may take time.
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08 Jun 1901
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Anniston Evening Star in Anniston, Alabama
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1901
Page
1
Governor Samford Improves but Remains Seriously Ill
In Tuscaloosa on June 8 Governor Samford is reported by physicians to be somewhat better though still very ill. His brother C. A. L. Samford stays beside him while Dr. J. H. Drake and T. D. Samford have returned home. No immediate danger is stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. L. Samford
J. H. Drake
T. D. Samford
Opelika and
Montgomery Respec
Southern Fire Brick Plant to Start 16 000 Daily
The Southern Fire Brick Company led by W A Scarbrough and J J Embry near完成 build expects to begin Monday producing about 16 000 bricks daily. Embry clay from a renowned bank will supply a seemingly unlimited supply. The venture promises steady demand and new jobs in digging, hauling, making, burning and loading brick.
Quintard Avenue Land Company Organized
The Quintard Avenue Land Company organized in Anniston with Howard W. Sexton as organizer and $40,000 capital. Partners include W. H. Weatherly J. C. Sproull J. L. Wikle T. B. Kilby and L. H. Kaplan holding half the stock. The tract near Sixth Street and Quintard Avenue spans twenty seven acres for immediate residential development with eighty lots. The project aims to open Quintard Avenue to Sixth Street enhancing local value and beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler Hill
Sexton
W. H. Weatherly
J. C. Sproull
J. L. Wikle
T. B. Kilby
L. H. Kaplan
Anniston
Mr. Sexton
Quintard Avenue
Sixth Street
Made a Break for Liberty The Jailbreak Tale
A dramatic account describes a prisoner making a bold break for liberty, detailing the chase, obstacles, and aftermath. It notes the jailor’s cool demeanor during the pursuit and the ongoing search for the escaped inmate.
Prisoners' Dash for Liberty Narrowly Foiled at County Jail
Six black inmates confined on various charges attempted a breakout about five o clock last night in the county jail corridor. Jailor Tom Self was away. the group rushed from cells when the corridor door was opened but were restrained by the jailer and a trusted woman. The sight of Self's revolver and a frightened lamp bearer kept them in their places. leaders were warned to keep order.
Anni ston Carpet Mills Exhibit at Buffalo
Exhibit sent by Commissioner Poole of Montgomery features samples from the Anniston mill looms. The display shows a wide range of goods shipped to many U S cities and manager Buckler expects a prize for superiority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poole
Montgomery
Aulliston
United States
Buckler
Elam Drug Company Sends Large Medicine Shipment
The Elam Drug company shipped out yesterday three large loads of its manufactured product to fill twenty four orders in Georgia and Mississippi. The firm is enlarging its territory and growing its business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elam Drug Company
Georgia
Mississippi
Amalgamated union names officers as Wheeling set
The Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers adjourned in Milwaukee after electing officers led by President T J Shaffer Pittsburg and naming John Williams secretary treasurer of Pittsburg The next convention will be in Wheeling W Va The key action was adoption of a continuous scale plan for wage settlements extending conference time and setting deadlines for negotiations and possible walkout with mills to close if no agreement is reached
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Anniston Chatauqua
Son
Drake
Opelika
Imme
TuscaLoosa
Samford
Ness
Tively
Gov
Ernor Samford
Southern Fire Brick Co
Embry
Pany
Messrs
W. A. Scarbrough and
J. J. Embry
Will
Embry Bank
O. Watson
Quintard Avenue Land Company
Crook
Howard W. Sexton
H. W. Sexton
Woodstock Tron
Atlanta
Euclid Ave
Nue
Cleveland
Liberty
Corri
Dor
Tom
Mr. Self
The
the Globe
Anniston Carpet Mills
Buffalo
Alabama
Oxfords
Newsome’s Shoe Store
Elam Drug Co
Amalgamated
Association
Wheeling
Milwaukee
Amalgamated Association of Ion
Steel and Tin Workers’ Convention
T. J. Shaffer
Pitts
Liams
Pittsburg
Amalgamated Jour
Nal
Ben I. Davis
J. H. Morgan
Cambridge
Elias Jenkins
Youngstown
Joe
Taylor
Burg
Trict
C. H. Davis
Newport, Ky
Por
Fred
Williams
Birmingham
John Pierce
Wheeling, W. Va
Webster
Burnett & Bellingrath
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