Alcher Irmingham Police Morning Report
A brief police morning note records the name Alcher Irmingham in connection with routine morning activity. Details are minimal and unclear from the fragment.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1900
Page
5
A brief police morning note records the name Alcher Irmingham in connection with routine morning activity. Details are minimal and unclear from the fragment.
A telegram from the Austin chief of police in Birmingham says Frank Belcher, a missing son, was found near a creek and believed drowned after weeks of disappearance. His father John Belcher continues efforts to locate him while authorities notify relatives.
A historical notice touts a July 12 Chautauqua event in Alabama with free rides on railroad ships for Talladega tickets. It mentions an Old Fashioned Singing contest by the Sacred Opera, performers from Tuscaloosa Auburn and Howard colleges, a talk by the Dispensary’s father, Lamar’s banjo act, and Mohr the artist. Tickets include fifteen days of entertainment at low prices, with lodging offered nearby.
Mrs. W. D. Bush formerly of this county died at her Atlanta home after a short illness. She was sister to Joe and Tom Aderhold of this city and was known in Anniston and Calhoun County. Her remains arrived on the 9 16 train and were buried at Bush's station family burying ground. Rev. W. S. Griffin of Peaceburg conducted services. The Aderhold family receives many condolences. three daughters and a son survive.
Chicago June 25 Brigadier General Joseph Wheeler who is to command the department of the lakes arrived last evening with his two daughters He said he would not engage in politics while he remains in the army and can stay in it.
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The Choctaw Route offers round trip tickets to destinations in Arkansas Indiana Oklahoma Territories Texas and New Mexico at one fare plus two dollars. Going limit is fifteen days with stopovers allowed and return limit twenty one days from sale date. For rates contact J Warrick P and T A C O and GR B 13 Monroe St Memphis or J F Holden Traffic Manager Little Rock tf
The Tyler Pipe works will shut down this evening for the annual stock taking and resume on Thursday, July Sth. Improvements at the plant are nearly complete and operations will restart on a larger scale with more output and workers.
Several cases appeared on the police court docket this morning with offenders absent. A large number of arrests were made Saturday night but most offenders posted bond. Failing to appear led to bond executions. One white man had a case continued to tomorrow and another to Wednesday. They were reported indisposed. Street tax warrants were issued for delinquents.
The ad touts Kermott's Chocolates as a cold cure and promotes the Alabama Chautauqua Assembly at Talladega. It notes railroads will sell round trip tickets from Alabama points to Talladega at one fare, with sale dates June 27 to July 11 and return by July 12, 1900. Tickets require travel by Southern Railway or Alabama Great Southern Railroad agents.
Readers are urged to secure enjoyable meals for trips by purchasing proven tasty articles at the store. The note counsels avoiding disappointments from improvised fare and promotes available ready to eat options for travel.
Schedule details for Southern Railway trains No 22 16 18 and others showing routes Chattanooga Cincinnati Louisville Atlanta New York with Pullman sleeping cars from Birmingham to Atlanta and Chattanooga to Cincinnati and dining observations. includes times and connections through Knoxville Knoxville Salisbury Greensboro Washington and New York.
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