First National Bank to Move to Noble and Eleventh
Mr W W Stringfellow buys the three story building on Noble and Blew streets for 13500 dollars. The First National Bank will occupy the lower floor and the move will create a new financial center near Noble and Eleventh in Aniston with other national banks nearby.
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First Tional Bank
Toble and
Eleventh Streets
R. Stringfellow
W. W.fellow
The
National Bank
Bank
First National
Kruger Is Coming Promised Lectures In America
Paris says President Kruger will visit America to deliver a series of lectures. The Boer committee aims to raise five million dollars and form a voluntary flotilla to transport men and ammunition. Greensboro honors Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson with a silver service engraved with Merrimac scenes in a ceremony at a packed theater attended by officials and citizens.
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Amsterdam
Kruger
America
Home talent opera Curfew Bell canceled in Anniston
The home talent opera Curfew Bell planned for April 2 to benefit the King's Daughters of Anniston is called off. Mr and Mrs Millikan left town, likely to Huntsville, after printing and distributing programs and advertisements. The King's Daughters had no role in the program and would not receive proceeds.
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Lee B. Millikan
King’s Daughters
Anniston
Millikan
Evening Star
Kixe
Cavouniers
China Refuses Manchurian Convention Mifing Capital Move
Shanghai dispatch reports Li Hung Chang informed ministers that China will not sign the Manchurian convention and has notified viceroys also. The court reportedly contemplates moving the capital from Pekin.
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Li Hung Chang
China
Pekin
Hats on Display at Ulman Bros Latest Misses and Children
The latest novelties in misses and children hats will be on display Friday afternoon at 27 21 Ullman Bros.
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Ullman Bros
Rests With the Governor Over Regiment Election
Montgomery March 27 The military dispute over electing a colonel of the Third regiment remains unsettled. The decision now rests with Governor Samford. Major Huey has filed his protest stating his qualifications against Col. Higdon. Both candidates met yesterday with Adjutant General Brandon and Governor Sacord, opposing another vote and leaving the final decision to Governor Samford.
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Montgomery
Sb. L. Higdon
Genern Brandon
Saccord
Goveror Samford
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