Oxford Lake Park Attracts Visitors With Improvements
The Oxford Lake Park improvements progress this spring making the park more attractive and spacious for entertainment. The Street Railway Co promotes liberal support from Anniston and Oxford citizens as open cars will run when weather permits. A fourteen mile round trip is offered to those notifying the conductor and paying 10 cents cash fare. Conductors sell special round‑trip tickets at 20 cents with a 15‑cent coupon good for boat hire.
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The
Street Railway Co
Anniston
Oxford
Oxford Lake
Oxford Lake Park
Southern Railway Round Trip Tickets To New Orleans For Meeting
Southern Railway and Alabama Great Southern Railroad offer round trip fares from all lines to New Orleans for the Southern Baptist Association meeting May 9 to 16 1901. Tickets on sale May 7 8 and 9 with return through May 20 1901. Final limit may extend to June 5 1901 for fifty cents if ticket is deposited with joint agent by May 16 1901. For details contact Southern Railway or Alabama Great Southern Railroad agents. ANNISTON STEAM LAUNDRY Noble Street.
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Southern Baptist Association
New Orleans
Southern Railway
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Igent
Alabama
Southern Railroad
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
New York
Fay
Southern Railway Timetable Notes and Pullman Details
The article outlines Southern Railway schedules from Selma to Birmingham and New York with Pullman service between Mobile, Birmingham, Milledgeville and New York. It lists dining car service en route and notes sleeping cars on No 1 No 2 and No 8 routes. It mentions connections to Atlanta Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New York with Pullman cars Birmingham to New York and Charlotte to Washington.
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Wispm Wits
Selma
Bristol
York
Harry Pullin
Mobile
Hirmingham
Milmiteham
New Y
Meridian
Marion Jet
Lasary Seta
Montevallo
Tipm
Eeoeces
Culern
Lddpm
Columbiana
Sessonee
Childerburg
Sisuseet
Talladega
Bam
Anniston
Soome
Idacksonville
Tama
Piedinente
Jasenen
Alepay
Cave Springs
Lessty
Rome
Slabs Desis
Heflin
Ile
Isa Eposeven
Ruithurst
Tallapoose
Nice
Bremen
Asheville
Salisbury
Vaeren
Chattanooga
Chatatoora Toalbury
New York
Chattanoora
Haope
Pullman Peeeene
Clattancogs
Laulaville Aml
Nia
Pullman
Chclunat
Loutayne
BING
Lee
Atlanta
Charlotte
Ieceu Bom BT
Danville Biasenas
Lam
Lytehbire T
Chartotteoville
Washivetes
Baltimore i
Philadelphia
Ham
New
Newcurry
T.pe
Ala
S Gannon
Washington,d.c
H. Hakowick
G. P
Washington, D
Storewide Fashion Line Promotion Declared
A customer note mentions inviting visitors to visit a shop at No 25 East Tenth Street to view a line of goods. The fragment suggests a sales pitch or display promotion linked to the address. The text highlights a store location and display of products.
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East Tenth Street
Mortgage Sale Notice by St Paul Methodist Church Trustees
Public sale to satisfy a mortgage on a parcel in Anniston, Calhoun County Alabama. The trustees of St Paul Methodist Episcopal Church of Anniston defaulted on January 18 1858 mortgage to the Board of Church Extension Philadelphia and Pennsylvania. Sale postponed to Tuesday June 4 1901. Attorney A P Acres appointed. This notice recorded March 30 1901.
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St. Paul Methodist Episcopal Church
Anniston
Ala
Calhoun County
Leighton Avenue
Fourteenth Street
14Th Street
Board of Church Extension
The
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Philadelphia
State of
Pennsylvania
Board of Crivron Extension
Methodist Episcopal Church of Philadelphia
Young Man Interviews Russell Sage at Broadway Directors’ Meeting
A downtown worker sought an interview with Russell Sage on behalf of his bosses. Sage resisted, noting his famed habit, and the interviewer learned Sage had attended a directors’ meeting uptown on Broadway. He encountered Sage in the hall of the meeting venue.
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Russell Sage
Fares, Fumbles, and a Conductor in a City Car
A lengthy chaotic scene unfolds on a crowded street car as Mr. Sage and a young man try to settle a matter with changing fares. They struggle for coins while passengers watch, the conductor demands payment, and the men finally pay or fail to pay as the exchange ends. A second segment notes Murat Halstead and Senator Depew visiting the White House, sharing banter about age and air, then a pension request from Congressman Erick regarding a Civil War substitute and a possible grant of $300.
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Hoth
Mr. Sage
Iis
Trin
Aie
Murat Halstead
White House
Depew
Erick
Indiana
Mr. Brick
Twin
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VIA
M. K. & T. Railway
Katy Flyer
MO. P. Daly
Atlanta, Ga
Noble Street
Aundry
Urgyngon
Anniston Steam Laundry
Baldur
Eess
C. Austin
E. E.forbes
Tenth Street
R. J. Miles
China
John Wilson & Co
A. P. Acres
Brokers
Chicago
First National Bank
G. B. Flint
Nish For Furniture and Chain
Thomas’ Drug Store
West Tenth Street
Anniston, Alabama
Murray Hill
M. Markstein
Opera House
Barr
Alabama General Agency
the Mutual Life Insurance Company
Richard AshCurdy
Columbus Smith