Choir Music and Social News Highlight Local Events
The article praises the Viret Presbyterian Church choir under Prof. Grass with soprano Miss Randall, alto Miss Hammond, bass Mr. Wick, and tenor Mr. Hoverson. It notes Mrs. Gielow’s recital at Noble Institute drawing rain-soaked audiences and praising her readings from Manny's Reminiscences, including “The Village Seamstress” and “Loyalty to the Mouth.”
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Viret Presbyterian Church
Grass
Randall
Miss Hammond
Wick
Hoverson
Mra. Gielow
Bouth
Noble Institute
Ula
Vere
Changes in the Southern Mutual leadership
Mr. A. B. Rawson resigns as agent for the Southern Mutual Aid Association after serving there. he returns to the Anniston Hardware Company. Mr. J. H. Weaver succeeds Rawson, with J. A. Ledbetter as the efficient superintendent of agencies for the Southern Mutual.
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A. B. Rawson
Southern Mutual Aid Association
Anniston Warniture Company
J. H. Weaver
Mr. Rawson
Southern Mutual
J. A. Ledbetter
Striking Machinists Return to Work in Chicago
Two hundred and sixty five machinists resumed work at Siemens & Halske in Chicago after signing an agreement they say meets all demands. The strikers claim the accord fore shadows a settlement of the general strike in the city.
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Chicago
Siemens & Halske Works
Brando n Killed Pulpit at First M B Church
City news notes Frank W. Brandon agent of the North Alabama Conference College at Birmingham killed the pulpit of the First M B S Church yesterday morning. He is a young energetic man making a fine impression and aiding the Twentieth Century Fund. Also mentions wines for sale and local notices on laundry, births, and court actions.
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Frank W. Brandon
North Alabama Conference College
Birmingham
M. BS
Twentieth Century Fund
Fragments Mention Local Shops and Unclear Bill
The text references a crave co near Alubvim Mineral shops and mentions remains of a new Why rend your talking gut of tows. It also advertises Hoyer and tilonge parlors on Elveath street near Noble with unrelated details about products and a phone number.
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Crave Co Reddle’s
Alubvim Mineral Shops
Hoyer
Elveath Street
Noble
Sensational testimony links kentucky figures to Goebel plot
Wharton Golden testified in Frankfort that two enslaved men were hired to kill Goebel, naming Hecker Smith and Dick 4% Coomis. The statement implicates several prominent Kentuckians including John Powers Caleb Powers and Charles Finley in a conspiracy prior to the assassination. Governor Taylor not directly implicated.
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Frankfort
KentUcky
John Powers
Goebel
Hecker Smith
Stand
Secretary of State
Powers
Golden
Charles Finley
W. H. Culton
Taylor
Death of Mrs Lon Wells After Brief Marriage
Mrs Lon Wells died this morning at her home at the corner of Sixth and Wilmer streets. She leaves a two week old son and a husband, Lon Wells, an Oxford Lake Line conductor. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs A Chastain of West Anniston and had been married about a year. The remains will be interred at Antioch church tomorrow afternoon with Rev D C Robinett officiating. In police court this morning Charley Hughes, an escape from the city chain gang, was sentenced to six months hard labor. A white man fined $4.60 for disorderly conduct.
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Lon Wells
Oxford Lake Line
A. Chastain
West Anniston
Antioch Church
Anniston
D. C. Robinett
Charley Hughes
Five youths sought for factory work at carpet plant
Wanted five young men who enjoy labor to apply at the carpet factory this coming Monday. The ad calls for workers ready to start promptly and join the production team.
Reinforcements for Roberts Rushed Forward
Brormvontem March 26 Reinforcements for Roberts are pouring in on trains daily. Officers expect the advance to begin in about two weeks.
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Brormvontem
Roberts
Republican Mass Meeting Called in Anniston City
A Republican mass convention is called for Saturday April 7 at 12 noon in the office of G B Randolph Anniston to organize the party in the county select six delegates and six alternates to the state convention and nine delegates and nine alternates to the district convention. G B Randolph W J Stevens and H J Ober authorize the gathering to promote Lincoln Garfield principles and to transact other business.
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Republican Party
Philadelphia
Montgomery
Lincoln
Garfield
Anniston
City of
G. B. Randolph
Wo. J. Stevens
H. J. Oper
Local visitors and residents noted in Anniston city listings
Dr. JE Crook of Jacksonsidle and Judge Zell Gaston of Greenville visit Anniston. Deputy Revenue Collector J F P Lanier of Huntsville, Gen A F McGhee, and several others travel for business or legal matters. Alex Sutherland leaves for New York to buy goods for Anniston Trading Co. Others stay for visits or return home from cities like Meridian, Atlanta, Jacksonville, and Scottsneck.
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J. F P. Lanier
Huntsville
Alex Sutherland
New York
Anniston Trading Company
Kennesaw 5c cigars cut into local cigar trade
The Kennesaw 5c brand is drawing sales away from the local cigar market, signaling a shift in consumer preference and retailer inventory. The report notes growing demand for the new line and potential impact on established vendors.
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Kennesaw 5c
Dr and Mrs A N Steele Move to Anniston
Dr and Mrs A N Steele relocate from Columbus Mississippi to Anniston to live with Mrs J L Miller at 1124 Wilmer and Dr Steele will practice medicine there. The Steeles are welcomed as new residents. Mr John W Coleman and family move back to their former Wilmer Twelfth street home.
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A. N. Steele
Anniston
Columbus
Miss
J M Ragan Announces Sheriff Candidacy in Calhoun
J M Ragan of Oxford declares his run for Calhoun county sheriff. He seeks both Republican and Populist nominations and is regarded as popular, capable, and energetic, with strong opposition likely to be presented by Democrats.
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J. M. Ragan
Oxford
Calhoun County
Ragan
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Jack Onsidle
Judson Purdy
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Ross Blackmon
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