Newsroom masthead from Anniston 1901 publication
The snippet lists the Gordon and Stockton publishers editors and city editor John Fitzgerald at the Columbian office on Noble Street in Anniston Alabama. It shows office registration with the police and a price schedule for year and month subscriptions. The date shown is March 4, 1901.
Announcements of Local Political Candidacies
A raft of public notices announces candidates for the Constitutional Convention and city offices in Anniston and Calhoun County. Names include Walter Merrill, W T Reynolds, J E Givingston, Lon Bich, and others, all signaling runs in ward and district races subject to Democratic party action.
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Walter Merrill
Cleburne
Ucalhewn
Democratic Party
T. Martin
Calhoun County
Tin Friends of
KR. HM
Stickney Bereb
J. Ee
Givingston
By. Aetiow
Elty Council
Third Ward
Lon Bich
Elty Swnne P
Ne.ion
Kh. EK. Gansen
Fragments of Historical Papers and Fashion Reveries Highlight Civilis Clippings
A miscellany notes blotting papers bearing presidential handwriting since 1941 and a Lincoln sheet from the day of his murder. It cites Countess of Pembroke wearing Tudor gown remnants and Queen Elizabeth era fabric. Also quotes chaplain petitions from a legislature noting rare decorum.
Lawmakers Bask in Easy Travel Amid Rail Passes
The text notes a Nebraska house chaplain praising lawmakers for traveling between home and the capital with little cost. It mentions free railroad passes as desirable and references Aguinaldo’s uncle becoming Bulacan governor. It also compares English colonial methods in the Malay peninsula to a strategy of offering supervision via local rulers.
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Bulacan
Malay Peninsula
Tebbetts Arrives in Mobile for Brief Visit
Jon W. F. Tebbetts, collector of customs at Mobile, arrived in the city this afternoon and will spend a day or two here. He is greeted by many friends as he tours during the short stay, with promotional notes for Euro Carbon and Climax coal containing the advertising line None better.
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Jon. W. F. Tebbetts
Mobile
Ile
Globe Begins Big Sale This Thursday
The Globe Clothing Company announces a major sacrifice sale starting Thursday morning in Anniston. Owner Mr Hertz has secured a large stock from Atlanta and promises rare bargains. Sale takes place at R O Watson’s for Climax Carbon coal and J N Boyer & Co offers spring suit samples from twenty dollars.
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Globe Clothing Company
Evening Star
Rr. Hertz
The
Globe
Atlanta
Anniston
New York Cotton Futures Report Patchy Trading
Fragmentary market notes show New York cotton futures and spots movement with scattered quotes such as 91-16 and 81. A customer incident or error appears to have produced a lasting effect on buyer relations and tailoring shop operations referenced by names like Boyer and Dearie.
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New York
Vriston
Arthur Foote Carried Back in Custody in Murder Case
Arthur Foote, 19, arrested in Atlanta on charges of murdering his mother Amanda Foote at Bessemer, arrived in Birmingham under Deputy Sheriff J. R. Carroll and was jailed. His father Charles Foote, also jailed for alleged accessory, was kept apart. In South Carolina, reports say a mob planned to box James W. Tolbert in a crate and ship him to relatives in Anderson, but Tolbert was shot after fleeing.
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Birmingham
Arthur, Foote
Atlanta
Amanda Foote
Bessemer
J. R. Carroll
Charles Foote
Burgin
Columbia
8. C
James W. Tolbert
McCormick
Tolbert
Anderson
W. H. Martin
Martin
Farrell's Sweetheart at His Funeral
In Steubenville Ohio on March 4 a large crowd attended the late Rosslyn Farrell's funeral held at his residence with Rev J S Reager officiating and the Hamline Methodist church choir singing Lillian Costello and her mother from Columbus attended and accompanied the body to the cemetery Miss Costello expressed great grief Mrs Jas Forest of Chippewa Falls Wisconsin endorses Banner Salve claiming a seven year leg sore was cured by two boxes of Banner Salve as the Elam Drog Co advertises
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Steubenville
Rosslyn Farrell
J. S. Reager
Hamline Methodist Church
Lillian Costello
Columbus
Miss Costello
Judge Burton Reappointed by Legislature in Cleburne County
Washington March 4 Judge T J Burton was re elected county judge of Cleburne county by the state legislature succeeding himself. Judge Barton is a well known jurist and his re election by the legislature will give much satisfaction. A N McLeod of this city assisted in urging his re election and was in Montgomery for several days in Judge Burton s behalf and is pleased with the outcome.
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T. J. Burton
Cleburne County
Barton
A. N. McLeod
McLeod
Montgomery
Burton
Suits at Cost by Ullman Brothers
Ullman Brothers offers low value suits at deep discounts with prices ranging from ten to twenty dollars. Sale features $10.00 suits for 6.49 and $15.00 to $20.00 suits for 9.49, plus new stylish garments and perfect fits.
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Ullman Brothers
County Commission Holds Regular Session In March Outlook
The county court held a regular session at the courthouse with President Scarbrough presiding. Officials expect several important matters to come before the court during the March session.
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Court of County Commissioners
Scarbrough
Buckley's Arnica Salve Claims Cures for Various Ailments
In Morgantown Tennessee D Isbill reports a severe scalp outbreak on his daughter healed by Buckley's Arnica Salve. The ad asserts the salve cures eczema tetter salt rheum pimples sores ulcers and piles. Available for 25 cents at Elam's.
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D. Isbill
Morgantown
Tenn
Buckley
Elam
For Sale Light delivery wagon good condition
For sale a light delivery wagon suitable for dairy and truck farming or general delivery purposes is in good condition. Wai tress Po J. Care Eves Jog Star.
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Po J. Care Eves
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