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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1900
Page
5
A well dressed Armenian visitor asks for a Russian speaker but the narrator only understands a little Russian. A Bulgarian acquaintance helps by translating via German, and a chain of translation permits the Armenian to convey his business, ending in a pleasant resolution.
John Morley describes the 1645 execution of Archbishop Laud as a stark example of the era's hard temper. Laud, over seventy, had been imprisoned in the Tower for five years and was executed after years of political upheaval and religious conflict.
Historian Anthony Ward recorded that year coffee was sold near the Angel east gate of Oxen and chocolate by an outlander of Jew, illustrating early usage of the word outlander in commerce notes from 1654.
A local fashion item highlights single and double breasted French flannel suits at The Fa Toens Noble. The display emphasizes tailored lines and classic styling for the season.
A narrator recounts a wealthy woman ordering her servants and entourage to attend to every detail of her life and property. James, her driver, reflects on a history of marriages and the money tied to a husband who funds her lavish lifestyle.
Grand Duke Leopold Ferdinand reports a rare purple rainbow seen on 8 August near Praemye at 3:45 to 4:04 a.m. with a 35 degree summit and a second rainbow ten degrees away. Overnight dew and 12 degree morning temp followed nimbus clouds to the northeast.
A description details a rainbow evolving from orange to lilac with inner and outer edges showing cherry and pale tones. The observer notes the inner secondary rainbow gaining orange tint at 4 16 and fading, while tears are linked to a baby's cries, stating tears typically begin around three months of age.
Letters of administration were granted on October 4 1809 to Iwin Thomas W Hayes Jr by Emmett F Crook judge of probate Calhoun county. All creditors must file their claims within the law or be barred.
Improvements are well under way and travel to the resort has begun for the season in earnest. New boats have been added and the open cars put in service.
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