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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1901
Page
7
Sheriff J M W Woodruff will hold an election on Tuesday April 23 1901 at voting places across Calhoun County to decide on a constitutional convention and to elect delegates. Returning officers and inspectors are appointed for six beats with deputies to enforce polling distance.
Condensed timetable shows trains from Selma to New York with Pullman sleeping cars Birmingham to Atlanta and Chattanooga to Salisbury. Includes stops at Anniston Birmingham Atlanta Lynchburg Washington Baltimore and New York with noting of dining car meals en route and specific departure and arrival times for No. 2 16 38 and other services.
The document lists election inspectors and returning officers by beat numbers and seats across districts including Beat No. 7 Hollingsworth's to Beat No. 20 Galbreath. It notes vacancies to be filled by present inspectors on election day, signed by Judge of Probate EMMeEtY F Crook and L I Watson.
Julius Levy, merchant tailor in the Columbian Building on Noble Street, announces new spring samples of fabrics and weaves in imported and domestic woolens in fashionable colors. Also promotes Kermott's Chocolates Laxative Quinine as a sore throat remedy.
A lone highwayman stops a group and orders all to step from a hearse with hands raised. He ribs a nervous man to keep his hand from his pocket while the other man snaps a kodak. The scene shifts to a London professor recalling banns and a yokel who wonders if he must pay again for a marriage.
A Missouri man marvels at a photograph showing all U.S. presidents together. The moment inspires humorous exchanges about the photographer’s feat and a stray romantic dialogue about writing checks.
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