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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1900

Page

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Foreign force alleged unable to hold Chinese defense

A Daily Express dispatch from Shanghai describes Beijing as a veiled war scene. Foreign legations are seen as prisoners, with 100000 imperial troops guarding the city and walls fitted with modern guns. Russia is said to side with China, while relief columns struggle between Tianjin and Beijing.

London China Shanghia Daily Express Pekin Legation Tien Tsin Pekto Claude McDonnk Legations Rusia Chi Tsung- Li-Yamen Shan-Hai-Kwan

Porter Beavers Held on Theft and Fraud Charge

Porter Beavers, a Black man, is bound over to the United States grand jury after being arrested near Kasonville for stealing thirteen blank money orders from Masonville and attempting to defraud the government of $200. Postmaster L. T. Smith and Deputy Marshal W. W. Prattie testified. Postmaster and Mrs. W. H. Miller from Eoonville were summoned to testify. Beavers remains jailed on $1,000 bond.

Porter Beavers Masonville Kasonville United States Grand Jury W. H. Miller Eoonville Megro Guand L. T. Smith W. W. Prattie

Edward Tohey Still in the City A Peculiar Figure

Edward Tohey, described as a fanatical runaway, remains in a city police cell after arriving from Atlanta. Officials debate his fate as he proclaims his wife is in Anniston while mockingly claiming strong sense and admiring officers in the Bell House cell block.

Edward Tohey Atlanta Tobey Bell House Tolley Taff Ol' Nutt Maine Mexico Anniston

Tax Sale Occurs Here Monday

The sale of property for delinquent taxes takes place Monday in front of the courthouse and is expected to attract a large crowd.

Bee Hive Offers Big Discount Saloon Deals

A Bee Hive advertisement promises a ten day big discount on saloon offerings with a large attraction noted in the paper. The copy hints at redactions and bargain heaters but emphasizes the promotional sale.

Big Bee Hive

Double Daily Rail Service to Popular Resort

Trains via the Choctaw and the Little Rock Hot Springs and Western offer two daily departures from Memphis. The night train features a Pullman sleeper to Hot Springs while the day train provides reclining chair car seating. For details contact F. D. Blackman in Chattanooga or C. Hf Angle in Atlanta or CS Warrick in Memphis.

Little Rock Hot Springs

Alabama State Bar session opens with Willett address

The Alabama State Bar association held its annual session in Montgomery with a large turnout of lawyers. President Willett delivered an able and witty address noting lessons from Supreme Court decisions, concerns about court reform, and proposals to ease docket congestion by creating an intermediate court for cases under 1,000 dollars.

Montgomery Alabama State Bar Association Willett Avoual Addas United States Supreme Court Alabama Supreme Court Kentucky Alabama Supreme Court Etredit

War not yet over in South Africa declares legislative lessons

The speaker warned that the war continues in South Africa and criticized hurried end-of-session laws. He urged General Assembly time for general laws, noted the Birmingham amendment ruling, and favored constitutional amendment over a constitutional convention. He commented on the trust question and Supreme Court blows to the treaty, then reviewed last year’s general laws. The address drew loud applause.

General Assembly United States Supreme Court

Calhoun County Circuit Court To Adjourn Monday

The special term in session since June 4 at the city courtroom will close Monday afternoon. No trials today as adjournment was taken yesterday. Several cases will be argued before Judge Pelham Monday before final adjournment. John McRain, a colored man, was found guilty yesterday of selling whiskey without a license and fined 50 dollars.

Calhoun County Circuit Court Pelham John McRain

Making Changes in Water Mains

Sept J Bh Radisitl of the An aiston Water Supply Company oversees workers replacing a large main from Leighton and Tenth to the old reservoir. A new smaller main will serve water users on Tenth Street east of Leighton. The old main is being removed as the newer lower line is laid.

Radisitl Anaiston Water Supply Company Leighton Tenth Fifteenth Street Noble Tenth Street

Rolling Mill Resumes After Brief Shutdown

The Southern Car and Foundry Company rolling mill begins resuming work this morning with all departments back in operation. By Monday the mill will again be in full production as workers return to a scene of busy activity.

Southern Car and Foundry Company

Kennesaw Cigar Purchases and Food Action Noted

A brief notice records a purchase of a Kennesaw cigar and mentions accompanying food. The fragmentary text provides minimal context and no clear date or official detail. The record reflects casual local commerce and dining activity without identifiable individuals or organizations.

Boers Take New Positions and Promotions Reported

London dispatches note shifts in Boer positions east of Pretoria as General Baden-Powell is promoted to lieutenant general. Lord Roberts may send a brigade to assist in Lilienburg, with movements involving Generals Rundle, Boller, Methuen, and Le William Nicholson amid ongoing patrol skirmishes and railway actions.

London Lord Holberts Pretoria War Office Rundle Boller Wil Orange River Colony Lord Methuen Randle Steyn Clertetan Botha Paardekop Volkervet China South Africa Lord Roberts le William Nicholson Lorense Marques Lydenburg Zookpansburg Gasalautt Daily Mail Bloemfootes Dewe Wade Turieg Kreenwiad Paden-Powell

Arthur Thomason Hit by Cars in Kennesaw Area

An incident report describes Arthur Thomason Mashed by vehicles near Kennesaw. The fragmentary text notes a person named Minteraan Arthur Themeten connected to a local company and mentions a broken coupling tile as a factor in the accident, with injuries described as painful though not fully clear.

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