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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1900

Page

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Rumor of Boer War End Cited on Queen's Birthday

Rumors persist that the Transvaal war ends on May 24 the Queen's birthday. A special despatch says 500 refugees report Mafeking relieved. Methuen entered Hoopestad unopposed and Dutch and Daniels forces surrendered. General Hutton's mounted troops capture Louis Gotha and 23 others near Kroonstad.

London Mafeking Transvaal Methuen Hoopestad Hutton Kroonstad Louis Gotha Gotha

Cuban Frauds Revealed in Havana Confession

Havana May 18 Deputy Auditor Reevis confessed last night and turned over four thousand five hundred dollars given by Neely when he left Havana to perform certain services. The disclosures indicate frauds of astonishing scope and size.

Havana Reevis Island of Cuba Neely

This Week Boys Pants on Sale at Lemon's

Boys pants sizes 4 5 and 6 years priced four pairs for 25 cents at Lemon's, located at 15-3. Sale emphasizes value and children’s apparel.

Firemen’s tournament ties in Alabama event

In Annis ton and Gadsden many events ran Wednesday and Thursday in a multi city firemen’s meet. The two horse reel race ended in a tie before Gadsden won after a redraw with 46 and 45 second times. two men injured and a broken foot delayed payout of $50 in gold. Flowers parade stretched over a mile with Cedartown winning the shoofly race and Cartersville taking the foot race.

Gadsden Marietta Rome Dalton Cedartown Cartersville Anniston Alabama L. L. Herzberg

Manning Gets Death Sentence In Alabama Murder Case

The jury in Birmingham returned a verdict of death for John Manning and a life sentence for Frank Duncan for the March 27 murder of two policemen. Manning’s counsel plans a new trial and possible appeal to the Supreme Court, while Duncan will also pursue appeals.

Birmingham John Manning Anniston Frank Duncan G. W. Kirkley J. W. Adams Criminal Manning Duncan Ton

Elbert Curry Hanged in Talladega for Dobbins Murder

In Talladega on May 15 at 11:45 a.m. Elbert Curry, condemned for the murder of Pink Dobbins a Clay County white man, was hanged. The rope broke his neck and he died eight minutes later. Sheriff Meharg and Oxford Chief Dodd witnessed and secured the rope piece.

Talladega Elbert Curry Curry Pink Dobbins Clay County Dobbins Corry N. D. Meharg C. J. Dodd Oxford Chief Dodd

Roberts Launches Christmas War Siege South of Vaal

Roberts mobilizes vast supplies via Kroonstad railway as Boers mass at Rhe nosster Spruit near the Vaal. Night work adds sidings and hundreds of freight cars in reach while heavy guns reach high ground. Roberts plans a forceful advance beginning Monday.

London Vaal Roberts Kroonstadt Rhenosster Spruit Vaal River

Supreme Court Affirms Land Title Suit in Lagarde Case

The Alabama Supreme Court affirmed the Gadsden city court ruling in Joan B Lagarde et al v Anniston Line and Stone Co concerning lands where Lagarde Lime and Stone operates. The decision rested on demurrers to the law, not the evidence, which will now be offered. Attorney W P Acker represented the Anniston company.

State Supreme Court Joan B. Lagarde Anniston Line and Stone Company Gadsden City Lagarde Lime and Stone Company Anniston Lime and Stone Company W. P. Acker

Jacksonville to Build New Cotton Mill

Mr Geo P Ide of Jacksonville traveled to Boston to finalize plans for a new cotton mill in Jacksonville. The project, costing about 156000, will be funded mainly by Boston capital with Jacksonville supplying the balance. The mill will produce yarns and may include a bleaching works.

Geo. P. Ide Jacksonville Boston Ide

Mr Parks Receives Gold Chain from Plant Workers

Mr P Parks plans a trip to his old home in Europe and is presented with a handsome gold chain and charm by friends in the Southern Car and Foundry Co plant. The gift is given in a graceful ceremony by W E Priest, supervisor of the blacksmith department. When you need shingles call Anniston Lumber Co.

P. Parks Europe Southern Car and Foundry Co W. E. Priest

Bargain Umbrellas and Apparel Sale Ends Soon

A local ad touts umbrellas at 50 cents for 50, 150 at five dollars, and 25 at one dollar each. It urges closing out shirts pants and neckwear with a fresh job lot of shoes in fine condition. Shoppers are invited to view spreads and buy quickly before stock is gone.

Market Up-To-Date and Creditable by Brightman & Co

The meat market of C H Brightman & Co near the Tenth street fountain is up to date and a credit to Anniston. It stocks beef, mutton, veal, jam to pork and chicken and receives frequent shipments from Kansas City. Today a large supply of Western beef, spring lamb, spare ribs and brains arrived, and Brightman and hiker are prepared to furnish anything needed for Saturday and Sunday.

C H, Brightman & Co Tenth Street Fountain Anniston Kansas City Brightman Hiker

Railroad rumors claim L&N buys Gadsden to Guntersville line

Anniston hears two railroad rumors though unconfirmed. The Louisville and Nashville is said to have nearly completed a purchase of the Gadsden to Guntersville line, and may acquire the Chattanooga Southern, projecting a through Calera to Anniston to Chattanooga trade. W E B Knox of the Alabama Mineral Division says headquarters has given no confirmation.

Anniston Louisville & Nashville Gadsden Guntersville Nashville, Chattanooga & St Louis Chattanooga Southern Calera Chattanooga W. E B. Knox Alabama Mineral Division

Banner Salve Eases Year-Long Wireset Ailment

Henry Richards of Williseyville New York praises Banner Salve after trying many remedies for a persistent wireset complaint. He reports immediate relief after using half a box and says he cannot recommend it enough. Sold by Elam Drug Co.

Henry Richars Wiliseyville N. Y Elam Drug Co

Hauling Services by O Watson

All kinds of light and heavy hauling promptly done. Phon 72. hh. O Watson, 12 tf.

O. Watson

War on dirt begins with Ralston Cleaner ad plan

A small appropriation for Ralston Cleaner and Disinfectant promises victory in cleaning furniture hardware finishes and household items. The ad touts removing grease stains paints walls tiling and silverware while promoting carpet and crockery care.

Ralston

Children’s 25 Cents Sailors At 19 Cents This Week

A terse ad notes children's items priced at 25 cents with sailors at 19 cents for the week, listing Benmntive as the contact or retailer.

Childrens Sailors Benmntive

Plague Sweeps Central Indian Provinces

Despatches report cholera sweeping through central Indian provinces with rapid spread and high death tolls. Famine remains severe, but the plague is described as more destructive, causing thousands of fatalities and creating a dire humanitarian crisis.

New York

McGhee Resigns as General and Camp Pelham Adjutant

Mr Addison F McGhee resigns as brigadier general commanding the fourth brigade of the Alabama division A C V and as adjutant of Camp Pelham U C with acceptance notified. His adjutant resignation awaits acceptance. He has been a coaches member of the Alabama division and tied to all brigades but business conflicts prevent remaining in office.

Addison F. McGhee Alabama Camp Pelham U, C Me. McGhee McGhee Ite

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Donpahouser Anniston and Firemen Talladega Negro Pink — Dobbins Supreme Court Mr. Ide Mr Parks Anniston Lumber Co O’bryant & CO Dian Provinces A. M'Ghee Mee
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