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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1901
Page
1
Blue Mountain Chatauqua features superb vocal and instrumental programs at the Auditorium. Alma Cohn opened engagement with praised singing and encores, with Carolyn N coming next week. Reviews laud Dr Riddle and Dr Eaton lectures, while ticket prices are reduced to 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children.
Backlen's Amica Salve marketed to cyclists promises fast pain relief and healing for cuts sprains bruises. Advertises relief for chafing chapped hands sore lips burns ulcers piles with a cure guaranteed priced at 25e sold by Elam Drug Co.
Anniston Oxford baseball league outlines a starter schedule with Clerks and Oxford at Oxford Lake next Wednesday. Friday features Car Works against the winner, July Fourth Clerks versus Oxford for a 15 purse. Mayor Henderson to pitch the opener, fares: Anviston 25 cents, Oxford 20 cents, grandstand 10 cents. Games start promptly at 4 p.m.
Twenty seats were added to Anniston streets with more planned as subscriptions reach 53.25 dollars for about fifty seats at one dollar each. Seats placed on Quintard avenue Lewton avenue and Tenth street aim to aid pedestrians and curb vandalism with public cooperation sought.
A Chicago report claims the Potawatomi under Chief Isaac Quigne plan to cross Lake Michigan to occupy lake front land valued at 100 million dollars and the city of La Porte Indiana. The scene depicts police unalerted and a tribe asserting a long disputed territorial claim rooted in old treaties.
Safes moved promptly and cheaply. KR. O. Watson, phone 27, Bargains in Baby carriages and Go-carts at J T Hedge's Furniture Store. Call for Silver Ash Anniston union made cigar. Imported Muenchener Beer 15 sats bottle among Levi's Leaders.
Officer Charley Herron and Fred Hicks learn that the man arrested in Gadsden for the murder of King Farmer is not the suspect. The captured man resembles Will Perry, including an amputated finger from the same hand. Perry’s whereabouts remain unknown and presumed escaped.
The Ingram Lithia Hotel opens May 15 inviting guests to enjoy water cures for indigestion kidney troubles and related ailments. It offers good bathing fishing and hunting with reduced railroad rates and inquiries directed to J. Ke Mattison proprietor Okatehie Ala. 28-mo Smoke Silver Ash Anniston union made cigar.
Commissioner George B Ran dolph received a telegram announcing the death of Mrs McLaughlin, sister of Mrs Randolph, in Cincinnati after illness. Mrs Bae dolpi was at her bedside. Funeral arrangements set for Madisonville Ohio tomorrow at 2 o clock. Mrs McLaughlin was wife of 8 1 McLaughlin, general freight agent for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
The Central Foundry Company plant, formerly Tyler Pipe works, will close tonight for ten days to conduct an annual stock taking. The idle period occurs each summer to inventory on hand as the fiscal year ends in July under manager J. P. Cooper.
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