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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1901
Page
5
Local notes cover plumbing calls, tailoring lessons, cheap furniture, fresh imports and groceries. A dog bite incident, church meeting tonight on the Holy Ghost, and police court fines are noted along with new contracts for bridge abutments and a Negro minstrel show next week at Noble Street theatre.
Stock taken up for running at large will be sold at the city hall on Friday June 14 at noon for pound fees unless owners claim and pay charges. Items include a black bull a brindle bull a white faced cow two cream two bull calves two sandy gelds a red gelt one spotted gelt a black sow a black sow and a crop left ear boar. Also a sales pitch offers laundry services via mail card or telephone.
Anniston shows strong enthusiasm for baseball with plans to form multiple city clubs for a league. The clerks will meet at the Calhoun building at 6 15 tomorrow to organize. Other potential clubs include at the car works and among lawyers and college students home for vacation.
Judge and Mrs John Pelham left Sunday for Savannah then New York and plan a month in Barcroft on return Mrs James W Lapsley visiting Virginia relatives Nell Hopkins returned from Talladega trip Buyers urged to secure three dollar season tickets for Chautauqua noting a charitable benefit and wider good beyond Anniston
A promotional notice touts Bucklen’s Amica Salve as a cyclist’s friend for cuts sprains and bruises. It claims rapid pain relief and healing for chafing burns ulcers and piles with a 25e price. Sold by Elam Drog Co druggist.
An OCR fragment notes Foley's Honey 24 Tar claimed to ease coughs by "eating luas" and stopping coughing, suggesting a home remedy or product claim without clear context or verification. The text lacks dates, locations, or explicit medical endorsement.
Manila report clarifies that Lieut. Lee of the engineers, not Lieut. Fitzhugh Lee Jr., was killed in the Lippa battle with insurgents in Batangas province. The earlier dispatch wrongly named Fitzhugh Lee Jr. as the deceased.
Miss Fannie Griffin delivers a concise speech on woman suffrage during a convention session. The gallery was crowded as attendees listen to arguments for extending voting rights to women.
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