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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1901
Page
2
The board offers an $8 monthly tuition free program for a state life certificate with a growing demand surpassing supply. Now in its nineteenth year, the session begins October 11, 1901. For catalogue address.
In Mobile on June 17 Dave Dickson of Montgomery a railroad man was shot by his brother in law Charles G Mann chief clerk in the U S Inspector of Boilers and Hulls office. Four shots were fired two hit Dickson one in the abdomen likely mortal as pandemonium followed amid a crowded Monroe Park scene. The shooting stemmed from alleged ill treatment of Manns wife.
A Shreveport special cites an unconfirmed rumor that Prince Edwards was captured at Scottsville Texas after being tied with ropes and taken to Scottsville. Justice Lryson telephoned the report, but later clarification states the capture is unconfirmed and communications with the area were cut off.
A list of remaining uncalled for letters in the Anniston post office is published. Names appear under GENTLEMEN'S LIST and LADIES' LIST, with many entries including surnames and initials. Advertised letters may be claimed by contacting the office, with notes from Foley's Kidney Cure and Helmer Ltd cited as testimonial.
A list of scheduled quarterly meetings across multiple circuits with dates from June through August. Locations include Wilsonville Sylacauga Oxford Glen Addie Munford Plantersville Talladega Columbiana Hetlio Alexandria Piedmont Jacksonville and White Plains. Organizer P. E. J. L. Brrrrats oversees proceedings.
Advertisement claims B B B Botanic Blood Balm cures eczema and itching by purifying blood. It says internal use relieves sores, ulcers, boils, pimples and joint pains, with $1 price and free trial by mail from Atlanta.
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