Blackmon and Morris Named as Seventh District Senate Candidates
Wear announces Fred L Blackmon of Calhoun and Low J Morris as candidates for the Senate from the Seventh Senatorial district Calhoun and Cleburne counties, subject to Democratic party action.
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Tama
Congress
Democrate Party
Wear
Fred L Blackmon
Calhoun
Senate
Cleburne
Democratic
Low
J. Morris
Beniter
Othe Democratic Party
A. F. McGuen
Jai
Galhoun County
General Assembly
Democratic Party
John T. Morgan
United States Senate
Ragan Announces Candidacy for Sheriff in August Election
J M Ragan proclaims his consent to run for sheriff in the forthcoming August election and seeks the support of county residents for the office.
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J. M. Ragan
Time for a Anniston commercial organization urged
The Star argues for a working commercial body in Anniston to coordinate efforts and achieve goals beyond individual or small business actions. With spring and summer coming, organized business leadership could advance many projects, improving the town and merchant offerings.
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Tion
Ans
Gubernatorial Race Talk With Stallings Samford and Calhoun
The piece notes meetings with Mr Stallings and Mr Samford and expected arrivals of supporters in the city court room. Calhoun shows limited interest in the governor race while all candidates have local friends. New York begins a 56 million transit project set for completion in three years.
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Stallings
Short stories and notices from Washington to Vineland
The Quay case advances in the House and will not be dropped. Vineland elects anti curfew councilmen aiming to repeal the curfew law after a single arrest sparked public indignation. Clark bribery case arguments resume with claims of a deal with Senator Hanna and a high income. Philippine Commission meets with Taft as president. local ads promote wines, tailor services, roofing and stove work, and the Kennesaw 5e cigar gains popularity.
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Vineland
N. J
Clark
Washington
New York World
Hanna
Mortgage Sale Notice in Anniston Alabama 1900
Mortgage sale under a 1899 mortgage by David Atkins and Mary D Atkins to Anniston Banking and Loan. J J Comer as assignee will sell at public outcry for cash at the N E B corner of Noble and Tenth streets Anniston to satisfy the indebtedness, on Monday April 2 1900, lands described as N 4 gh 8h De dotee Section 82 188 of 9F Huntsville meridian containing 120 acres more or less.
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David Atkins
Mary D. Atkins
Anniston Banking and Loan Company
J. J. Comer
N.eb
Noble and
Tenth Streets
Anniston
Alabama
Huntsville Meridian
J. W. Comer
Sheriff Sale Notice of Tredegar Mineral Railway Property
Three executions from Anniston City Court direct the sale of the Tredegar Mineral Railway right of way and track. The sheriff will auction the railway interest on February 26, 1900, at the courthouse door in Anniston, Calhoun County, Alabama, with sale extended to April 2, 1900.
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Anniston City
Calhoun County
Alabama
Tredegar Mineral Railway
F. N. Burk
P. Bowen
J. W. Bark
Court House
Anniston
N. D. Menare
Ophir Mine Claim From Zambesi to Inyanga Revealed
Dr. Cack Peters describes locating Ophir in the district between the Zambesi and Pungwe in Portuguese East Africa. He reports ancient Semitic ruins, gold reefs, and alluvial workings near Fura and Inyanga and says natives trade gold with Beira and Teti. He cites a sun-worshiping Makalanga people and plans further exploration with European staff.
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London Chronicle
Cack Peters
Africa
Ophir
Peters
Zambesi
Pungwe
Portuguese East Africa
Mashonaland
England
Vura
Lupata Gorge
Muira River
Sena
Tete
Puzey
Messrs
Gramann
Napolski
Fura
Afur
Macombe
Beira
Teti
Inyanga
Lupata
Ruenye
Sangate
Tati
Sabi
Solomon
Hiram
Cape Town
Dr. Peters
London
Braemer Castle
Missangwe
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W. P. Acker
N. D. Menara
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Noble and 13Th Streets
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East Tenth Street
Pratt
Opera House Block
J. N. Boyer
Security Bank
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King Solomon's Mines
Carl Peters
E. Julius Williams & Bro
Wolf American
Call and Gee
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
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C.D. Woodruff
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Uals
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