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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1901

Page

4

Anniston Society Proposed in Birmingham Headlines

The Birmingham News discusses forming an Anniston society in Birmingham as former residents from Anniston and Calhoun County may join. It notes Virginia and Baltimore and Philadelphia societies as models and praises local social and commercial ties. A playful aside mentions William Corpeland’s sight-gift moment and Chautauqua Lake in Chautauqua County New York. Blue Mountain Chautauqua is highlighted as a local branding idea for Anniston.

Birmingham Calhoun Old Commonwealth Philadelphia Anniston Annishon Annaton Chatauqua New York Blue Mountain Chatanggua

New Cigars From Philippines Spark Gossip in Alabama

The Anniston Star notes a gentleman in Montgomery received Manila cigars wrapped in gold tin foil, sparking a quip from the Montgomery Advertiser about gilded tin foil. The Star mentions two boxes gifted today to Dr H. D. Barre by Capt J. B. McDonald, his brother in law in the Philippines. The Daughters of the American Revolution plan a Buffalo gathering Friday June ith at Temple of Music with addresses and Sousa music on the exposition grounds.

Anniston Star Philippines Montgomery Ad H. D. Barre Manila J. B. McDonald Daughters of the American Revolution Buffalo Temple of Music Exposition Grounds M.N. Thompson Charles W. Fairbanks Society

Edwardsville Standard and Anniston Star Unite Ambition

A playful note from the Edwardsville Standard quotes the Birmingham Evening News predicting the Star will someday occupy a skyscraper in Anniston built by Edwardsville editors. The piece ends with a biblical blessing on unity between papers and brethren.

Epwardsville Standard News Anniston Evening Star Standard News Star Anniston Edwardsville Birmingham Evening News Edwardsville Standard. News

Anniston Developments Spur Regional Rail and Mills

Alabama projects revive growth in Anniston as the Montgomery Northern proposes a 95 mile line from Montgomery through Wetumpka and Rockford to connect with the city. Investments include new street layouts, housing, a street railway extension, and revival of coal field rail plans. Industry buoys include Wood stock furnaces, a knitting mill, textile plants, rolling mills, and car works with steady orders.

Anuiston Woodstock St Clair Coosa

Local churches announce Sunday services and revivals

A long list of area churches notes Sunday services, Sunday schools, and revival meetings. Notable items include First M Church with 9:30 Sunday school and 10:30 worship, First Baptist with evangelist Geo Cates and multiple daily meetings, Westminster and Sacred Heart church schedules, and several other congregations detailing service times, Sunday schools, and prayer or revival activities.

Sacred Heart Eleventh Street Quintard Avenue D. A. Brady

Revival Sessions Dominate Local Churches This Week

Revival at the Baptist church led by Rev W W Scott with 11 new members. West End Congregational Meth church offers services at 11 am and 7 30 pm led by Rev T B Miller D D of Philadelphia. West Anniston Methodist Episcopal holds 11 am and 7 45 pm services with Rev J A May and Rev J L Brittain. Mechanicsville Methodist conducts 3 00 pm and 7 45 pm services by Rev J A May. revival grows with eleven additions to the church.

M. J. Church South E. Watson P. Cooper J. L. Brittain Claus Epworth League Parker Memorial Baptist Church Twelfth Street Quitzard Avenue J. H. Foster, Jr B.Y.P.U Oxania Cumberland Presbyterian Church S. A. Russell BE. Society T. B. Haynie St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church Fourteenth St Leighton Avenue J. A. Mitchell Oxanna Baptist A. A. Hutto Glen Addie Baptist L.T.R. Lester W. F. White Sunbeam Church of Christ Quintard Avenue Wilmer Street Percy T. Carnes Christian Endeavor Glen Addie Methodist Church W. W. Scott Glen Addie Third Presbyterian Church W. T. Wallace Clyde Shellman West End West Anniston Methodist Episcopal Church Jno. A. May Mechanicsville J. A. May

New Spring Samples Arrive In Imported And Domestic Woolens

New spring simples showcase best fabrics and latest weaves in imported and domestic woolens. Fashionable colors highlighted across a range of fabrics.

Attractive jine of samples tee spring suits

A brief item notes a sale or display of sample tee spring suits from N. Boyer & Co. The fragment references a price or code B200p and notes the company name in association with the sale or collection.

N. Boyer & Co

Choctaw Route Expands To Three Daily Memphis Hot Springs Service

Beginning October the Choctaw Route will run three daily trains between Memphis and Hot Springs Arkansas. The line adds double daily service to Indian and Oklahoma Territories with connections to southwest Missouri Kansas Texas and the West.

Memphis Hot Springs Ark Oklahoma Territories Missouri Kansas Texas West

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Evening Star Gordon and F. F Stockton, Eeditere and Publishers Sam Friezchnane Olty Edltor New Court House Anniston, Ala Qmatoffice Ala Evening Star Oxford Star Daily Joe Thomason Anniston Soctity The Birmingham News of Yester Day Baltimore’’ Societies William Corpeland Lind Ol City Pliment Williams Self Americas Sousa Cere Anniston and Annistonians Baltimore Alabama Montgomery Northern Montgomery Wetumpka Rockford James A. Kelly Charles B. Canty R. B. Puter Evansville Indiana Birmingham News First Baptist Church Evangelist Geo Cates Louisville John KE. Barnard First Presbyterian Church Donald McQueen J. H. Frye Westminster League Oxanna Methodist Sale Marseilles Krohn the Baptist Church Junius Levy Merchant Tailor Columbian Building Noble Street Rob NSON Wikle’s McElreath’s Dove’s Candy Kitchen Walter H. Tally Yveterinares Moore Stree Judi Cious Advertising
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