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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1901
Page
4
A garbled page of notes recounts diverse scenes from politics and society. It mentions Cas ww iis Gnanciers and Cuban constitutional themes, plus a Market Daily feature on Tore Teskatoota Bus and Richmond commentary. The piece twists through Leadville gold dreams and royal salutes, ending with a curious Mr George Kassell moment at a funeral.
The Noble Institute commencement closed this morning with the annual address by Bishop Barnwell. Medals and the honor roll were announced amid celebratory exercises, as the class of 1904 included Miss Anne Bouchette Miss Pavusy Caldwell and Miss Veda King among others.
New York Cotton Futures report sent by private wire to G. B. Flint, manager for Murphy & Co. provides corrected daily prices and market movement notes for the trading session.
The Queen & Crescent System, south of Meridian, inaugurates October 28 a fast Meridian to Shreveport schedule linking with lines to Texas, cutting travel time to Texas points from 7 to 12 hours. Southern Railway fast train No ST connects to offer the quickest routes West. Ticket agents provide details on this new service.
Joho Rose of this city will wed Lena Napper of Jacksonville Thursday at 6 pm at the bride’s parents home. Rev R Johnson will perform the ceremony. The couple will reside at Third and Chestnut streets in Anniston after the Jacksonville marriage.
The revival at the First Baptist Church drew large crowds despite heavy rain with over 100 unable to find seats. Evangelist Cates preached as daily conversions and hours of prayer continued. last night added 30 conversions and 24 new members, totaling 75 conversions and 64 additions since opening.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Tay Cand Core and Bee Me Clweedistee a Wale tyrone with unclear context. No readable events or outcomes present.
The notice advertises Oxford tickets offering a round trip fare on the electric cars, with prices listed as de and 25e.
Beginning October 7 the Choctaw Route will run three daily trains between Memphis and Hot Springs Ark. Double daily service will connect passengers to Indian and Oklahoma Territories with connections to points in Southwest Missouri Kansas Texas and the West.
James Levy, a merchant tailor at the Columbian Building on Noble Street, announces new spring samples featuring the finest faeries and latest weaves in imported and domestic woolens in fashionable colors.
G Le Forest Wood, famed impersonator, impressed a large audience at the Geneva Y M C A Auditorium last night. Requests for a return engagement are noted, with prior Chautauqua appearances cited. The East Lake audience also enjoyed the Symposia band led by C Summers as Wood performed dialect skits.
The Oxford Knights of Pythias host an all day trip to Tal ladega Springs for Anniston and Oxford crowds. Round trip 75 cents for adults 50 cents for children. Train leaves Union Depot at 7 40 tomorrow morning with full care and orderly conduct on trip and grounds.
A historical ad promotes a remedy labeled One Day Cold Cure claiming to ease cold symptoms. It touts Kern od Chelates laxative Oulpine as part of the treatment and positions the product as a fast acting cure.
Ainslees Magazine notes a senator and a railroad president discuss government ownership of railroads. The senator suggests buying and running all railroads, while the president questions feasibility, naming Wall Street magnates like J Pierpont Morgan and William Rockefeller as key controllers of U S railroads.
Captain Lucius D. Creighton of Missouri, a Civil War veteran, recalls the moment his left arm was shot off at Gettysburg. He describes the lack of pain at impact, the numbness, and eventual pain after amputation, comparing the aftereffects to a bee sting.
Mr F D Arnold of Arnold Iowa reports chronic kidney trouble for three years. He says Foley's Kidney Cure stopped nightly awakenings after three bottles and left him feeling healthier than ever, recommending it to friends at McBrath Drug Co.
In a Washington letter dated July 4 1899 I 8 Smithmeyer praises Peruna as the world renowned catarrh remedy. He notes congressional funds and years of European study shaping the library project and urges readers to obtain Dr Hartman s book on catarrh from The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio.
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