Announcements for Seventh Senatorial District Candidates
Wear authorized to announce Fred L Blackmon of Calhoun and A F McGiter as Senate candidates from the Seventh District Calhoun and Cleburne counties and Loew’s J Morria ia also named candidate from the same district all subject to Democratic party action.
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Fred L. Blackmon
Calhoun
Senate
Cleburne
Democratic
Loew
J. Morria Ia
Democratic Party
A. F. McGitier
Legislature Candidate Promises Split Vote on Senate Return
Tam A. announces candidacy to represent Calhoun County in the lower house, subject to Democratic party action. If elected, will vote for the return of Hon. John T. Morgan to the United States Senate unless otherwise instructed.
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Tam
Calhoun County
General Assembly
John T. Morgan
United States Senate
Alf M. Morgan Declared Candidate for Calhoun County Sheriff
Alf M. Morgan is announced as a candidate for sheriff of Calhoun County. The notice identifies Morgan as seeking the sheriff’s office in the upcoming election and outlines the official announcement details.
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Alf M. Morgan
Calhoun County
Porto Rican relief bill passes Senate with party line vote
The Porto Rican relief bill won Senate approval 33 to 15 after a conference report. It imposes duties on island imports and exports with revenue going to the U S treasury. An amendment funds aid for Porto Rico, which critics denounce as radical socialism and an unjust tax on producers.
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United States Treasury
Porto Rico
United States
Jewish women council holds Cleveland convention in first week of month
The Tie mwmant council of Jewish women completed its biennial convention in Cleveland during the first week of the month. The New York Sun praised the council’s aims to unite Jewish women, promote charity, and study administration, noting its motto Faith and Humanity and its view that poverty is a disease of society. The report mentions president Hannah S Solomon and a keynote speech on American Judaism and civil rights, reflecting broader social concerns and political tensions across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hannah
Solomon
United States
England
Miscellaneous 19th Century Snapshots Include Taxes and Transit
A collection of brief notes covers tax setup in Braunlingen Switzerland where natives receive gifts each January, transit labor rules in New York City requiring grip men and conductors on long cars, 1760 mail frequency to the Potomac dependent on funds, and the rise of first class livery for Edmondson and Anderson's stable.
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Milwaukee
Grand Canal
Colorado
New York
Braunlingen
Switzerland
New York City
Philadelphia
Potomac River
Benjamin Franklin
Mortgage Sale Anniston Alabama 1900
Mortgage sale under a 1890 deed by David Atkins and Mary D Atkins to Anniston Banking and Loan. J W Comer assignee will sell at public outcry for cash at the N E corner of Noble and Tenth streets Anniston on April 2 1900. Lands described as 120 acres in Section 32 18 8 of the Fortville meridian Alabama to satisfy the mortgage indebtedness due.
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David Atkins
Mary D. Atkins
Anniston Banking and Loan Company
I. J. W. Comer
N.E
Noble and
Tenth Streets
Anniston
Alabama
Funtsville Meridian
J. W. Comer
Sheriff Sale Notice for Tredegar Mineral Railway
Three executions issued from Anniston City Court order public sale of the Tredegar Mineral Railway Co right of way track and appurtenances. Sale set for Monday April 2 1900 at the courthouse door in Anniston Calhoun county Alabama under N D Menane sheriff.
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Anniston City
Calhoun County
Alabama
Tome
Tredegar Mineral Railway
F. N. Burk
P. Bowen
J. W. Burk
Tredegar
Tredegar Mineral Railway Co
Court House
Anniston
N. D. Menane
Riis and Roosevelt On Firemen’s Courage In Winter Storms
Riis lauds New York firemen facing a cold snap, likening their grit to Roosevelt’s Rough Riders. A winter tragedy at a South Street warehouse recalls Chief Bresnan and Foreman Roorey, killed under a burning tank as icicles shroud their bier and comrades vow to carry on.
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New York
Jacob A. Riis
Col. Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Santiago
South Street
Bresnan
Roorey
Giedquel
Giequel
Absent-minded Dancer Wears Mismatched Stockings
A city man known for fastidious hosiery forgets to remove one golf stocking and dances all evening with one black and one parti colored stocking. The incident, reported by the St. Louis Globe-Democrat, portrays his notable wardrobe lapse at a dance.
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Paris
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Kennesaw 5c Cigar Creates Sensation Among Smokers
The Kennesaw 5c cigar is drawing strong interest from cigar enthusiasts and a local cigar dealer, signaling rising demand for this new smoke.
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Evening Star
T. R. Gordon
Bielitor
Foster F. Stockton
John Fitzgerald
Cuty
Office of Publication Columbian Building
Noble Street
Ala
Postoffice
Anniston, Ala
M. W. Woodruff
Henry B. Glover
D. Z. Cidochett
Dave B. Barnes
W. M. Frank
X. Hi, Bagley
Ira J. Davis
Lama
Congress
Kina
State Senate
Harry
Gunnels
Sherif
Republican Party
Tie Mwmant Council of Jewish
Women
Vention
Cleveland
Ohio
of the Council
Enter Ware
Opelika News
Opelika
Kentucky
Montgomery
Birmingham
Anc
Edmondson & Anderson
Annie
Wikle
Ris
Ikahay
Hulsey & Jones
Real Estate and Insurance Agqts
Mineral and Timber Lande A
MF Doerings
St. P. Doering
W.P. Acker
Southern
L. & N. Railways
Aammeryaras
Pates Baie
Vdalias, Tex
Jesse French
N. D. Menare
Dixie Bard Ware
the Anniston
Association
OPERA
Corner Tentil and Noble
J. N. Boyer
Security Bank
Anniston Banking & Loan CO
M. B. Wellborn
Pros
East Tenth Street
W. W. Wynn
Pratt
Jay
Opera House
Brock
Julius Williams & Bro
Anniston Locomotive and
Machine Works
Wolf American
L. Smith & CO
Empire Steam Laundry
Perkins & McMahan, Proprietors
Herron & CO
Daniel A. Farrell
11Th and
Wilmer
L. H. Carre
Anniston National Bank
Anniston, Alabama
Capital ST
W.H. McKleroy
C.D
WM. A. Davis
M. C.D. Woodruff
M. B
Ellborn
Uals
i_andham & Co’s
Morris
Morrisville, Ala
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