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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1901
Page
4
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A state governor named Turner of Ili aurien died yesterday in Springfield due to self-inflicted action, with his physician stating the death was by his own hand. The report notes remarks from a Cuiv of the Alabama Constitu- Crevet Convention and cites varied reactions to political issues and inauguration weather influencing public sentiment.
A May 21 letter from Jacksonville thanks The Evening Star and its readers for a generous contribution toward land relief for fire victims in May 1901. The missive, signed by B. F. Dilton, chairman of the relief committee, expresses sincere gratitude.
The Huntville Tribune notes John Knox, president of Alabama's constitutional convention, as a top lawyer and patriotic citizen. An anonymous testimonial from J T Weatherwax credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing a severe lung illness after pneumonia, claiming infallible results for coughs colds and throat and lung troubles. Guarantied bottles sold at Blam Drug Co with trial bottles free.
The Southern Railway offers low fare round trips to Memphis Tennessee for the United Confederate Veterans reunion May 28 1901. Tickets from beyond 200 miles are valid May 25 26 27 and from within 200 miles May 27 28 29 1901 with return by June 4 1901. An extension to June 11 is available for a 50 cent fee if tickets are deposited at Memphis joint agent between May 28 and June 8 1901.
The Queen & Crescent System began a fast Meridian to Shreveport schedule on October 25 connecting with Texas lines, cutting travel time to Texas points from 7 to 12 hours. Southern Railway fast train No. 37 links the route, offering the public the quickest West travel. Check with local ticket agents for details.
A First Baptist revival group toured Fifteenth street yesterday around 4 pm with prayer services in several stores and a saloon. In BR Perkins' saloon the women prayed for the patrons, stirring lively town reaction without damage or arrests as bartenders stood distracted.
Mountain Oak Encampment calls all eligible members to attend a special meeting for degree work Friday night May 24. J R Perkins, Scribe. Also Royal Oak lodge No 106 members to meet May 26 at 10 am to join anniversary services at West Anniston Methodist Church. J R Perkins, Secretary. Banner Salve claims to be the greatest skin specialist in America from McElreath Drug Co.
Julius Levy of the Columbian Building on Noble Street showcases imported and domestic woolens in fashionable colors as spring samples. He urges readers to plan for the Chautauqua in four weeks and to avoid summer travel before July 4th, urging Aniston to impress with high standards.
Effective October 7 the Choctaw Route will run three trains daily between Memphis and Hot Springs Ark with double daily service to Indian and Oklahoma Territories. Close connections link to Southwest Missouri Kansas Texas and the West.
Minneapolis man reports permanent cure after three months with Peruna. Nebraska woman credits Peruna for relief from chest pain and breathing difficulty, regaining energy and ease in daily tasks. Ad explains blood enrichment, nervous-system support, and summer protection, urging readers to request the book Summer Catarrh from The Peruna Medicine Co.
The Willett estate offers three parcels in Anniston, Alabama for sealed bids with terms: one third cash and the rest in one to two years at interest. Bids for each lot, including location details near Noble Street, Twelfth Street, Leighton Avenue, and a car line, will be opened June 1, 1901 by J. Willett, agent.
The school offers a state life certificate and education for teachers. Demand for graduates exceeds supply. Board is eight dollars monthly tuition free. Eighteenth year session begins September 11, 1900. For catalogue address C. W. Daugrette, president.
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