Witham Bankers Excursion Becomes Mass Bridal Tour
Asbury Park hosts a Georgia bankers excursion led by W S Witham that doubles as a bridal revelry. The 104 attendees, including 32 Georgia banks cashiers and nine cotton mill superintendents, mingle banking talk with plans for early marriages. A traveling clergyman is on hand to wed quickly if needed.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Asbury Parkers
Witham
Witham Banks
Laurel
Victoria
Georgia
William
Mr. Witham
Sale on Shirts Pants Ties and More at Bargain Prices
Dozens of shirts sold daily, now about 500 left. A new lot to be spread for this week’s trade. Special prices in men’s pants from 25¢ to $1.50 with reckless cuts. Also 200 to 500 neckties and hats, ladies corsets, silk handkerchiefs, ribbons, umbrellas and shoes offered at steep discounts.
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Smith Shoes
Nes’s
Anniston Wins Court House Case in Supreme Court
The Alabama supreme court affirmed Judge Pelham's ruling upholding Anniston as the county seat and ordering a courthouse to be built there at once. The case, arising from Jacksonville voters contesting the 1899 election, ends years of dispute as county officials prepare to select a site and proceed with construction.
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Supreme Court
Court House
Anniston
Troops Rushed to China Amid Rising Tensions
More American troops are rushed to China as tensions rise following today's events. The move signals heightened U.S. military activity in the region and a swift response to a developing crisis.
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China
Aldridge's Market Offers Wide Beef and Meats
All good kinds of beef mutton pork veal and more are on hand at Aldridge's market located at 14 West Tenth. The ad promotes Kerstcott’s Chocolates Laxative Quinine as a cold cure and notes it is easy to take with children asking for it.
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Hldridge
Kermott's
Freight Train Wreck Kills Flagman in Alabama Washout
A freight train on the Alabama and Florida railroad hit a washout near River Falls overnight. One man, the flagman, was killed and several others were badly injured in the incident reported from Montgomery on June 27.
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Alabama
Florida
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama and Florida
River Falls
Col Sawyer Ill In Atlanta
Col Sawyer well known to Anniston residents is critically ill in Atlanta. He lived here for years and was connected with several local newspapers. His friends regret to learn of his illness.
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Col
B. F. Sawyer
Annistonians
Atlanta
Col. Sawyer
Death of W F Allen in York Pennsylvania
Mr W F Allen long prominent in local book and stationary trade died recently at the home of a sister in York Pennsylvania after a period of ill health He had spent the prior eighteen months in Augusta Georgia and was held in high esteem by all who knew him
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W. F. Allen
Augusta
York
Mr. Allen
Noble Street Rooms Offered by I Levi and Co
Classified notice for space on Noble Street listing second and third floors at 1022 1024 and 1026 with front offices and single or in suite rooms offered by I Levi and Co.
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Noble Street
Botha Maintains Strong Position Near Pretoria
Commandant General Botha, retired after clashes with Gen Roberts, holds a firm north of Silverton position across the railway. A shell fired at the Eleventh British Division camp shows ongoing hostilities. A Kruger relative tried to gain access to urge the president to return to Pretoria amid Boer residents concerns over bank withdrawals. General Buller moves east with Roberts.
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Pretoria
Krooestad
Botha
Roberts
Silverton
Kruger
Gen. Buller
Cenral Roberts
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Banker Withams Matrimonial Excursion
Annistonian
Cupid
O’bryant & CO
Nobie Street
The
S. J. Bowie
Star
John Pelham
Circuit Court
Emmett F. Crook
Jackson
Jacksonville
Niston
Anniston City Land Company
Pelham
Brewer
Crow
Porter
Ninth Infantry
Manila
Taku
Brooklyn
Cavite
Nagasaki
United States
Kennesaw
Kermott's Chocolates
Transvaal
York, Pa
I. Levi & Co
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