State Senate Candidates Named in Seventh District
The State Senate lists Fred L. Blackmon of Calhoun and Lewis J. Morrin as Democratic party candidates for the Seventh Senatorial district which includes Calhoun and Clelgirne counties. A. F. McGuter also announces his candidacy for State Senator from the same district.
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Wear
Fred L. Blackmon
Calhoun
Senate
Béventh
Clelgirne
Democratic
Lewis J. Morrin
A. F. McGuter
Tam Gunnell Seeks Calhoun County Seat in General Assembly
By the Legislature Tam Gunnells campaign declares candidacy to represent Calhoun County in the next General Assembly subject to Democratic party rules. If elected he will vote to reelect Hon. John T. Morgan to the United States Senate unless instructed otherwise.
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Tam
Calhoun County
Secian Canal
General Assembly
John T. Morgan
United States Senate
Calhoun County Sheriff Primary Candidate Announcements
Por Sherif and M. W. McCraw announce candidacies for Calhoun County sheriff subject to Democratic party primary action. The notices list the candidates and indicate acceptance of party procedures for the race.
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Tama
Congress
Lhereby
Calhoun County
Democratic Party
Afawh Tél
M. W. McCraw
Davis Seeks Calhoun Fourth District Commissioner Primary
Ira J. Davis asks voters in Calhoun County to support him in the Democratic primary for the Fourth district commissioner seat. He frames the election as a chance to elect proven leadership and service.
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Calhoun County
Manila treason rumors rise as Aguinaldo silent
The dispatch notes uncertainty over Aguinaldo's whereabouts while Manila faces criticism of General Otis and suspicions of treason. It contrasts Otis with Wheeler amid ongoing debates about loyalty and control in the region.
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Gen. Otis
Gen. Wheeler
Manila
Anniston Plays Big Role in New Industrial Combos
The passage notes that Anniston figures prominently in most large industrial combinations formed recently, highlighting the ongoing influence of local industries in major consolidations.
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Anniston
Anniston Industries
Combina
Star Adds Noted Female Editor To Its Editorial Staff
The Star announces a new addition to its editorial team, a talented young woman from Anniston who will handle a new society page. Her work is expected to bring lively writing and social reporting, with the star noting her charm and popularity in the community.
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the Star
Anniston
Seasy
Anniston Press Details Broom Farytery and Costs
Local Anniston newspapers discuss a broom factory operation in the city and its production costs. They note who supplies materials and how much is paid per unit, reflecting economic activity tied to this facility.
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Anniston
General Wheeler Possible Chicago Department Commander
President may assign General Wheeler to command a department with headquarters in Chicago. The move awaits Secretary Root's return from Cuba and current indications show strong presidential disposition to appoint him to that duty.
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Washington
Marcel
Wheeler
Chcago
Boo
Root
Cuba
Birmingham Fair Property Sold Out
The Alabama State Fair association property including buildings grounds stands and fence were sold yesterday afternoon by Sheriff O’Brien to Mr Ganders of Bryanville. The bid was 1,664.08 on a mortgage for 36,000 tied to construction funds. Edmondson and Anderson offered hauling services.
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Birmingham
Alabama State Fair Association
Sherif O'Brien
Max Ganbers
Byanaville
Feud
Anniston City
Calhoun County
Alabama
Tredegar’ Mineral Railway
F. N. Burk
I. Bowen
J. W. Burk
Tredegar Mineral Railway
Tredegar Mineral Railway Co
Court House
Anniston
N. D. Menaras
Murray Hill Club whiskey endorsed by American Journal of Health
The American Journal of Health endorses Murray Hill Club whiskey as absolutely pure and beneficial when used judiciously. It argues pure whiskey supports strength and dynamic body functions, citing thorough laboratory testing and cautioning against indiscriminate alcohol use.
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Health Journal
Murray Hill Club
Jos. A. Magnus & Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Tie
American Journal of Health
Jone Tle
Curious debate over early tea and coffee in 1666 London
The piece questions the story of Arlington and Ossory introducing tea from Holland in 1666, citing Disraeli and a 1658 Mercurius Politicus ad from the Sultaness Head Cophee House. It notes coffee houses began in 1657 and suggests Puritans, Cromwell, and the microbe influenced shifting tastes toward cocoa and coffee.
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Lord Arlington
Lord Ossory
Holland
Disraeli
Oliver Cromwell
Cophee
Royal Exchange
London
St. Michael's Alley
Cornhill
Fleet Street
Bargain That Pleased Both In Kitchen Antiques Swap
A physician craving antiques buys an old three leg mahogany kitchen table from an Irish woman for two dollars. He offers a new table in exchange, and the deal satisfies both: the doctor gains a heirloom, the woman gets a replacement. The exchange is described as nobody's business.
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Philadelphia Record
Vegetarian Shoes Bite Back in Park Encounter
A London Telegraph tale warns that vegetarian shoe leather has draw backs after a man resting in Regent's Park woke to sheep nibbling his vegan boots. He lost half the uppers and vowed to return to ordinary leather. The piece also notes tailor Levy makes suits designed to advance a man into a better position.
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London Telegraph
Regent's Park
Levy
Woodruff for Sheriff Vote Urges Confidence
A brief political endorsement urging voters to support Woodruff for sheriff, emphasizing trust and proven leadership and advising readers to vote for him.
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TR. Gordon
Foster F. Stockton
Busines
John Fitzgerald
Columbian Building
Noble Street
Aln
Westoffice
Anniston, Ala
Vor
Henry B. Glover
Z. Goodlett
Dave B. Burne
Por
W.M. Franke
X. WH. Bogley
Por Congress
J. H. Kiva
State Senate
Harry CG
Gunnels
Por Sherif
Puto Fue
W. Woodurf
Ira J. Davis
Aguinaldo
Senator Morgan
Texas
Tion
Southern Lime Companies
South Africa
Ladysmith
Mr. Snow
Sheffield Reaper
Little Joe
Windy City
Birmingham Fair
the Anniston
Association
OPERA
N. D. Menara
Niston
M. Markstein
Forbes
BE. Tenth, St
Southern Express Office
M. M. Bishop
J.P. Reynolds
Bowling Alley
Nobie Street
J. G. McKinney
Woodruff
A. G. Spalding
L. Smith & CO
Renows At
J.T. Chrisman
Optician
Empire Steam Laundry
Perkins & McMahan, Proprietors
Daniel A. Farrell
11Th and
Wilmer
Landham & Co
Anniston National Bank
Anniston, Alabama
W. H. Nokleroy
Woodruff, Cashier
Andividu
Wellborn
Ro Sal
Ais
al Corporations
Ato
WM. A. Davis
C.D
Ellborn
K.F. Smith
W. H. McKleroy
R. A. Payne
Pratt & Yates
Opera House
Anniston Banking & Loan
M. B. Wellborn
Anniston Locomotive and
Machine Works
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