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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1907

Page

5

Dr Thomas to Build Three Cottage Homes

Dr C E Thomas colored awarded permit to build three three room cottages on West Eighteenth street and two four room cottages pending permit. All houses cost about 2500 dollars. Since March 20 permits for building repairs amount to 1600 dollars. Also note about cooking learnings and local ad for bacon slices at 30 cents per pound. Refer to RB O Watson and Mrs P C Wigley in Ward Five with a sprained ankle. Montevallo coal advertised as best heat. Bennett Mize trouble to be examined tomorrow before Judge.

C. E. Thomas West Eighteenth Street

Court notes and local notices from Sylacauga

Creen clarifies relation to Fred Bennett as Kate Bennett’s sister in law and not his wife while 25 witnesses expected in a trial. Jennings vs Horton verdict for defendant in a 1000 damages suit for alleged malicious prosecution. Easter flowers and local ads from Elam Ord Way Houser and 507 West Fifteenth Street. Officer Hemphill found keys today and valuables offered. Anniston dispatcher's office promotion for Edwin Allen noted.

Creen Kate Bennett A. Mixe Fred Bennett Jennings Vs Edwin Allen Anniston

Gadsden Merchants Indicted By Grand Jury

Gadsden on March 28 reports several prominent merchants indicted by the grand jury for failure to pay the fertilizer license tax of 1. Warrants served and defendants to appear in court. The small tax had been overlooked, and the indictments surprised the merchants. Penalty fixed by law at 250 dollars with a 37.50 solicitor's fee.

The Star Gadsden

Rich New Yorker Dies on Wedding Trip

Special to the Star New York March 28 A dispatch from Tokio reports the death of James Henry Smith a wealthy New Yorker. He was on a wedding tour around the world having married here on September 18 1906 to the divorced wife of William Rhinelander Stewart.

The Star New York Tokio James Henry Smith Mr. Smith William Rhinelander Stewart

Keener merchant offers reward after burglary

J M Adams of Keener raised a $100 reward for the arrest of the guilty parties after his safe was robbed of about $900 Tuesday night. He advised Gadsden banks not to honor any checks stolen and officers report good descriptions of the two suspicious characters.

J. M. Adams Gadsden

Train No 35 Delayed Over Three Hours In Anniston

Southern passenger train No 35 from Atlanta failed to arrive in Anniston by 10 07 a m and reached at 1 45 p m, over three hours late. Ads note Empire Montevallo Jellico coal service and local business promotions. Mention of W D Brumbeloe visiting Barnesville to mobilize Jamestown contest interest.

Anniston Lodge No. 91 Knights of Pythias Esquire Knight Southern Atlanta Anniston W. D. Brumbeloe Barnesville Atlanta Constitution Constitution

Traveling Men's Fair Opens in Pittsburg Kansas

The traveling men s fair and pure food exposition opened today and runs through the week. Proceeds will fund local United Commercial Travelers council members to attend the grand council meeting in Topeka in May.

Pittsburg Kan United Commercial Travelers Topeka

Silk Worms Versus Spiders Produce One Pound Race

The report notes that 2900 silkworms yield one pound of silk while 27000 spiders yield one pound of web, illustrating differing efficiency in silk production between the two arachnid sources.

Father Pushes Suitor to Accept Daughter’s Fate

In a terse exchange the Father urges the Suitor to take his daughter despite doubts, while the Suitor stammers about his ability to provide support, and the Father insists the match proceed anyway.

Lady Customer Asks Shoe Size At Wise Shoemen

A shopper asks about her shoe size while at the Wise Shoemen. The staff reply with a playful exchange mentioning sizes and a joking note about trying multiple pairs to fit.

Tom

Dangers in Linoleum Making Highlight Lighting Rules

The linoleum factory warns that no unprotected lights may be used in the mixing department due to cork dust in the air posing explosion risk. A second danger is the cement and dark dust mixture which can spontaneously ignite if kept warm, so material is mixed in small sacks to reduce explosion risk.

Carl 109-2 for full information on gas range price terms

Full information including prices and terms is available under Carl 109-2 for a gas range.

Carl

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Aderhold & Co Tenth St O. H. Parker & CO Security Bank Building City New Ashion W. F. van Arsdel DR. Thomas Geo. 8S. Peterson G. H. Brummel & Co East Tenth Street Pythian Meeting Watson P. C. Wigley Ward Five Sterne’s Montevallo RB. O. Watson Bennett Mize Trouble Stevens Jewelry Co Carre-Field Shoe CO Elam, Ordway & Houser West Fifteenth Street Officer Hemphill Ledbetter M. F. Doering J. L. Carr Oxanna Mr. Carr J. W. Fore E. M. Lewis Empire Jellico Constitution Man Model Ice Co George S. Kerero Donahoo Traveling Men’s Fair Wise Shoeman Isfeofe Rise Jimmie Johnson James Johnson Benedict Jenkins Jones & Johnson Anniston Electric and Gas Company Seventeenth St S. E. Moses Victoria Donahoo & Co A. A. Beale Cor 12Th and Rea Estate Land Title Guaranty CO Leighton FR. Ee Turner & Co Cobb Ave Noble Sts A. W. Kew Walnut Sr George Peterson G. H. Brammel & Co East Tenth St Ae Knox Miss Gusher Mr. Kasting C. W. Cohen Noble St
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