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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1901

Page

7

Oxford Lake Park Improvement Boosts Local Attraction

The Oxford Lake Park project in Anniston is nearing completion with an attractive, well arranged entertainment hall. The Street Railway Co. aims to draw regional visitors by expanding attractions, offering open cars when weather permits, and providing round trip rides of fourteen miles for 10-cent fares, plus 90-cent round-trip tickets with a 15-cent boat-hire coupon.

Oxford Lake Street Railway Co Anniston Oxford Oxford Lake Park

Southern Railway Schedule Change January 27 180

Condensed timetable details for Mobile Selma Birmingham and New York routes. Notes No 36 and No 1/2/4/6 trains with Pullman cars dining service and sleeping cars Birmingham Atlanta Chattanooga Salisbury New York. Includes stations Birmingham Anniston Atlanta Macon Jacksonville Brunswick and Washington. Authorities listed for Passenger traffic and Pullman cars.

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Mortgage Sale Notice for Anniston Church Property

The trustees of St Paul Methodist Episcopal Church in Anniston Alabama face a mortgage sale under a 1888 agreement. The property at Leighton avenue and Fourteenth street, measuring 140 by 190 feet, was set for May 4 1901 but postponed to June 4 1901 by the Philadelphia and Pennsylvania church extension boards.

St. Paul Methodist Episcopal Church Anniston al A Calhoun County Ala Towit Leighton Avenue Fourteenth Street 14Th Street Board of Church Extension The Methodist Episcopal Church of Philadelphia State of Pennsylvania State of Pennsylvania

Line of goods at my store on East Tenth Street

The speaker warns that a customer arriving at No 25 East Tenth Street will be shown an extensive line of merchandise. The remark suggests a boastful sales pitch or promotional call framed as a challenge to visit the shop.

East Tenth Street

Libel Tales From England and Courtroom Ironies

A London playwright’s unpaid royalty check becomes a joke of libel laws as the manager demands action. Railway placards name offenders, later reduced to “A passenger.” A novel’s villain shares a real officer’s name and faces a damages verdict. A Birmingham lawyer sues for omission of his name from reports, discovering the limits of reputational harm.

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Indians Pay for Donkey Kill in Tennessee Tale

In Reminiscences of Old Times in Tennessee a Chickasaw hunting party mistakes a donkey for a wild animal. They admit the error, pay for the animal, and settle the loss by giving ponies to the white owners. The story contrasts Native integrity with a joking Spanish bullfight taunt about Manila.

Tennessee John Barnes Lipton Barnes Spain Manila Madrid

The Only Thing Pasteboard Snippet

A humorous exchange about debt and attachment ends with a lawyer noting the debtor’s death and a widow as the survivor. A quip questions a widow’s claim to an inheriting library while contrasting Dickens and Thackeray. Joshua spends $2.40 more on Dickens than Thackeray in the same shop.

Ann Ousvand

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