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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1901

Page

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Carnival Week Fete Ends Amid Fire At Fifteenth Street

A bustling carnival night followed by a disastrous fire at the store house of John S Reaves on Fifteenth and Glen Addie Streets. Fire destroyed stock worth about $3,000 with $1,000 insurance and caused extensive water and damage to adjacent rooms while dawn brought hopes the season would still draw crowds tonight and tomorrow.

John Mr. John S Reaves Fifteenth and Glen Addie Streets

New Midway Attraction Tonight at Hobson Hills Lion Exhibit

A monstrous lion captured near Hobson City will headline the Midway tonight for the Anniston Elks. Officials promise strict precautions to prevent escapes and avert disasters, with continued details on page four.

Staff Officers Named for Alabama G A R

George F. Jackson, elected Department Commander, announces General Order No. 1 naming officers for 1901. Chiefs include H. A. Stewart, Thomas McKee, Manoah Bostick, A. M. Ballard, B. D. Bacon, Ed Birchenough, R. H. Allison, A. Spitznagel, Jesse C. Johns, Thomas Hinkle, and others with headquarters at Birmingham.

Department of Alabama Grand Army of the Republic Thiawingham Ala Anniston George F. Jackson Birmingham H. A. Stewart Moulton Thomas McKee Manoah Bostick A. M R. H. Allison New Decatur A. Spitznagel Cullman Aid de Camp Jesse C. M. Johns Steele's Depot Thomas Hinkle Athens Council of Henry Chairsell J. Clyde Millar C. W. Buckle W. H. Black H. J. Remington A. W. Fingham F. M. Baker Bacon Fourth—West

Jacksonville Still Smolders After Firestorms

May 10 Jacksonville reports slow debris removal due to brick heat. A robber shot while breaking into the National Bank ruins fled into the river. Sanitation crews of about 200 and earth buckets address tented city needs. Catholic leaders appeal to aid devastated parishioners, noting losses around 125000. Insurance claims total 4,748,000.

Ice delivery halted on Sundays by city order

Announcement from ANNISTON Ick M'R'G, Go that ice wagons will not deliver on Sundays due to a law. The service will discontinue Sunday ice deliveries to comply with the order.

Anniston

State Epworth Leaguers Elect Officers

Huntsville Alabama May 10 The State convention of the Epworth League adjourned last night Officers were elected Rev T T Culver of Tuscaloosa president H M Andrews of La Fayette first vice president Miss Mable Wheeler of Birmingham second vice president W P Brownfield of Opelika third vice president Rev Henry Trawick of Tuskegee secretary G A Great of Montgomery treasurer Rev PD Mills of Decatur editor Leagues Department Christian Advocate Rev John Matthews of Nashville preached the closing sermon tonight on The responsibility of the young people in the evangelization of the world

Epworth League H. M. Andrews LaFayette Miss Mable Wheeler Birmingham W. P. Brownfield Opelika Henry Trawick Tuskegee G. A. Great Montgomery PD. Mills Decatur Leagus John Matthews Nashville

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