Editor Jourd White Visits Anniston
Editor Jourd White of the Edwardsville Standard News visits Anniston with his daughter and writes of the city as a thriving industrial hub. He tours Noble Street and the prominent bank where McKleroy welcomes them and recalls his father’s political ties. The piece praises the town’s factories, institutions, and hotels.
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Jourd White
Edwardsville
Anniston
Noble Street
Mistaken Identity at Glengolf Ball Ends in Flight and Threats
At Glengolf Castle a crowded annual ball unfolds as Cora battles personal shame over a stranger who has appeared in her life. Fate tightens when a deadly plan looms, and a desperate choice tests courage, friendship, and a life hanging by a thread.
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Mr. Carlyon
Cora
Glengolf Castle
Ivan
Milli
Grundy
Rocket falls short in Scarborough boat rescue
In Scarborough fireworks night a large rocket lands in a small boat, exploding and throwing occupants into the cold water. An elderly woman is saved by the boatman, while others struggle as the gown on a swimmer catches fire and sparks light the air.
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Scarborough
Tifl
Cora
Iroquois to Seek Missing Morrell Island in Survey
The U S steamship Iroquois will begin a search for Morrell island while surveying a cable route in Pietfie. Reports claim ships have passed over the island’s charted location, possibly due to earlier recording errors which will be checked by officers.
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Washington
United States
Iroquois
Morrell Island
Pietfie
Chartel
Fragmented recollection of a traumatic event at Pearson's Weekly
A narrator recalls a brutal incident with cries and drops of liquid, amid confusion and pain. Three people hover around the bed a man and two women including one described as others. The scene ends with a faint memory of light and recovery.
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Pearson’s Weekly
Non-Resident Notice in Calhoun County Alabama
Russell Bros. sue Robert Newman in J P Court of H McCarty. Attachment on defendant’s property a buggy and harness, defendant a non resident. Publication required weekly for three weeks before March 24 in Republic. Copy to be mailed to defendant at residence if known. March 7, 1900. H D McCarty Justice of the Peace.
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Alabama
Calhoun County
Russell Bros
Robert Newman
J. P. Court of H
McCarty
Republic
H. D. McCarty
Justice of the Peace
Jersey Bull Services Offered for Sale
A fine young Jersey bull is available for stud services at the price of $1.50. The notice emphasizes the bull's quality and affordability for cattle breeders seeking improved stock.
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Jersey
Senatorial Candidates Agree on Speaking Arrangements
In Morrisville Alabama on March 27 A McGane Arniston replies to aDAR notice. He will meet the named gentlemen if arrangements avoid strife and hard feelings. He can give four speeches due to business engagements and asks for suitable audience venues.
Jacksonville Negro Killed by Tram Car at Pratt Maines
George Forney, longtime Jacksonville resident, slain when a tram car slid from its chain and struck him in Elope No. 2 Pratt maines yesterday morning. His remains were sent to Jacksonville for interment this morning.
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George Forney
Jacksonville
Elope No. 2
Pratt Maines
Howell Will Meet the Boys in Calhoun and Cleburne counties
Letter from W P Howe to A F McGuire notes willingness to join senate campaign events in Calhoun and Cleburne counties. Howe leaves for Cave Springs Georgia but offers to fit meetings into schedule after returning, asking for suitable appointments and to be informed.
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Dar Str
Senate
Calhoun
Cleburne
Cave Springs
W. P. Howe
Horace Gray Retires From Supreme Court
Washington reports Associate Justice Horace Gray of the Massachusetts born in 1826 retires after serving on the Supreme Court since 1881. The dispatch also notes a 400 mile automobile road race from Nice to Marseilles and back with a 10 000 franc stake. Louis Sterne, named by President McKinley to the Paris Exposition commission, sails for Paris. A classified notice invites girls aged twelve to sixteen for light work at Pratt and Yates Bag Company.
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Washington
Horace Gray
Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Nice
France
Marseilles
New York
Louis Sterne
McKinley
Pratt & Yates Bag Company
Sale of Unclaimed Freight at Anniston Depot
Public auction to sell unclaimed freight at the Anniston freight depot at 10 a.m. on April 21, 1900 for cash. Items listed include cook stoves, household goods, barrels, textiles, groceries, whiskey, and various packaged items from multiple claimants.
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Anniston
J. Henry Battey
WY. McGowan
Julia Watson
L. M. Burns
Edmund & Co
Chas. Barton
B. Sawyer
W. B. Rush
Mattie Adams
S. Boyles
W. O. Green
L. Leverett
Herbert Miller
J. N. Arends
Nettie Starkley
National Picture Company
J. Best
T. W. Ogletree
Otis Terrell
T. A. Howle
Grave Lithographic Company
H. C. Mocker
Railroad Iron
John R. Jones
M. Norton
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Murray Hill Club
M. Markstein
J. A. Magnus & Co
Opera House
Tenth & Noble Sts
Kranich & Bach
Pdwwdie Gee
Kranch & Bach
E. E. Forbes
E. Tenth
Southern Express Office
M. M. Bishop
Robinson’s Book Store
J. P. Reynolds
Bowling Alley
J. G. McKinney
Lilly
Hr. McKleroy
Ife
Calhoun House
Tie
R. A. Payne
Mr. Payne
J. Burnett Payne
Anniston Electric & Gas
Julius Williams & Bro
Postoffice
Mr. Morris
Morrisville
Ala
Hfow
A. McGane
Arniston, Ala
Pratts
Levy
Anniston Steam Laundry
12Th and
Noble Streets
Mr. Howell
Oak Lever
A. F. McGuen
of the World
Telegraph
L. @. Jones
Jones
Clark’s School of Embalming
South
Wilmer Street
Wilmer Hotel
S. P. Kennedy
Agent Southern By Co
N. ‘Noble
L. Mallory