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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1901

Page

3

Mortgage Auction Notice in Anniston Alabama

Public sale to satisfy a mortgage debt on Lot 10, Block 24, Anniston City Land Co map. The property fronts 70 feet on Leighton Avenue and measures 190 feet to an alley. Sale set for May 9, 1901 at Noble and Tenth streets, Anniston by CG M Savang as transferee and assignee.

J. H. Murfee Olivia H. Murfee J.J. Willett Noble and Tenth Streets Anniston Alabama Leighton Avenue Anniston City Land Company CG. M. Savang

This Guest Had Plenty of Room at Nine Acre Bullaio

An unusual note describes a single boarder occupying space in a nine acre area named Bullaio. The account emphasizes ample room and quiet conditions for the resident, with no disturbances reported.

Hotel Built for 5000 Guests Hosts Only One Visitor

Buffalo May 6. Pan American Exposition mocks its backers as the Statler Hotel with nine acres of sleeping rooms and a dining hall for 5000 sits largely empty. One guest, Mr. Wilson of New York, reports inattentive servants and plans to leave. Police prep for a wave of crooks and gamblers as detectives from New York and other cities arrive for the exposition.

BuFfaLo N. Y Mammoth Statler Hotel New York Canfield’ S Kelly’s Wendig’s Rustrick’s Saratoga Tiger Patrick F. Sheedy City Iroquois Hotel Milville

Fast Time to Texas Via Queen & Crescent Line

The Queen & Crescent System begins a fast Meridian to Shreveport schedule on October 28 connecting to Texas lines, cutting travel time to Texas from 7 to 12 hours. Southern Railway fast train No. 37 links with the Queen & Crescent, offering the quickest Westbound service. Contact a local ticket agent for details.

Southern Railway Birmingham Ala Richmond Queen & Crescent Meridian Shreveport Texas

Inspection of Companies D. Andi on Regular Tour

A routine inspection tour by D. Andi visits several firms to assess compliance and operations. Officials report standard checks on licensing, safety, and record keeping across the visited companies.

QF Inspection Tour to Inspect Third Regiment Units

Col E L Higdon Maj W J Warkes and Adjutant General W W Brandon will lead a two week inspection tour of the Third Regiment's military companies starting in Anniston and Oxford. General Brandon will meet the party at Anniston Tuesday as the officers review units during the Spanish American War Veterans reunion.

E. L. Higdon W. J. Warkes W. W. Brandon Anniston Oxford Brandon

New Life Pills Claim Cure for Wife by Dr King

Civil War veteran M. M. Austin of Winchester Indiana writes his wife suffered long illness and was cured by Dr King’s New Life Pills. He praises the treatment and notes the medicine is sold for 25 cents at Elam Drug Co.

Botanic Blood Balm Co Atlanta M. M. Austin Winchester Ind Dr. King Elam Drug Co

Willett Estate Offers Anniston Property for Sale

Willett Estate puts several lots in Anniston up for sale by sealed bids with one third cash and the balance due in one and two years. Bids for lots at Noble and Twelfth streets and Leighton avenue will be opened June 1 1901, with J J Winter as agent.

Noble and Twelfth Streets Noble Street Anniston Twelfth Street Leighton Avenue City of Parker Memorial Church Nobie Twenty-first Streets Noble and Twelfth Streets J. J. Winter Willett Estate

One Day Cold Cure Promotion Mentioned in Ad Copy

An OCR fragment advertises a one day cold cure product with unclear terms and brand names. The text mentions a tonic or remedy and a sale or promotion but lacks coherent details or verifiable entities.

Kem Mott

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Chrisman & CO Jewelers Opticians J. T. Chrisman Gilmores Barber Shop J. H. Letcher Basehall E. Tenth Street J.T. Ross Carter Gibbons Security Bank B. Julius Williams & Bro W. M. Norris W. Tenth Street Preston Cure Preston THE Preston Cure Cor P.O Philadelphia Pa South Tenth St Jackson TPA Mr. Wilson D. Andi Cers Anniston and Oxford Companies Birmingham News Anniston and Vicinity Frank McIntyre Frank By Mail the Sunday Sun the Sun Union Depot Rome Louisville Nashville Railroad Alabama Mineral Division Anniston Electric & Gas Co
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