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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1901
Page
4
The Evening Star reports donations for Jacksonville Pla fire victims including R B Garner who contributed 1000 in cash.
A jumble of late 19th century clippings discusses editorial attitudes toward foreign policy and regional pride. It cites opinions from the Atlanta Constitution and Mobile Register about avoiding meddling, notes on blackberry season, and a rumination on Dixieland origins and Northern influence.
Jacksonville, Florida, stands as the state’s largest city and business center with 25,529 residents in 1900, swelling to 35,000 in winter. The St Johns River, Bay Street’s busy terminals, lumber mills and rail lines shape its industry, growth, and past epidemics, fires, and yellow fever.
Fragments describe Birmingham Ledger coverage of Anniston and nearby residents with mentions of crowds and local commerce. Vague blurbs reference figures and shops, including Russell Bros and McClarkin's, amid unclear notes on governors and peculiarly garbled phrases.
A compendium of Sunday services outlines times and pastors for First M. E. Church South Epworth League and prayer meetings, Parker Memorial Baptist First Presbyterian First Baptist Oxanna and Sacred Heart churches, Church of Christ Glen Addie Methodist West Anniston Presbyterian and other area houses of worship with Sunday schools at 9:30 to 9:50 am and sermons at 11 am and 7:30 pm.
Effective October 7 the Choctaw Route will operate three trains daily between Memphis and Hot Springs Ark. Double daily service to Indian and Oklahoma Territories with connections for points in South weet Missouri Kansas Texas and the West.
The annual Anniston College commencement runs from tomorrow through Wednesday May 15 with events at the First Methodist Church and school exhibits and juvenile entertainment. Highlights include a Wharton address, prize delivery, and a modest ticket charge to manage limited seating.
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