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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1900

Page

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Hanna Sent to Milledgeville Asylum After Shooting

W C Hanna who wounded Ed J O Brien near Cave Spring was sent to the Milledgeville Georgia asylum after his son filed a lunacy warrant. He had been jailed in Cedartown since the shooting and had previously been confined in the same asylum about a year ago before being released. The victim escaped serious injury when the gun discharged as he stepped down, with most of the charge missing his chest.

W. C. Hanna Ed. J. O’brien Cave Spring Milledgeville O' Brien Hannna Cedartown Hanna Rome Commercial Argus O’brien

Kruger Orders Public Prayers Announced

Litchenburg reports President Kruger has proclaimed Sunday Monday and Tuesday as special days of humiliation confession of sin and prayers for the republic. The notice appears in the May 29 dispatch with emphasis on national preservation. Eldridge's market at 14 W Tenth advertises a full meat selection.

Litchenburg Kruger Eldridge’s W. Tenth

Memorial Day Observed by Veterans in Anniston and Oxford

Spanish American War veterans and Daniel Tyler Post G A R plan graveside decoration with flowers and flags. Camp D D McLeod Spanish American veterans meet at the armory and proceed to Hillside and Edgemont cemeteries for services, prayers, talks, salutes, and taps, then travel to Oxford to honor comrades buried there. Yard wide fast color Percale advertised at Rand's.

Anniston Daniel. Tyler Post Grand Army of the Republic Oxford Rifles’ Armory Daniel Tyler Post D. D. McLeod Armory J. H. Foster, Jr Tenth and Wilmer Streets G. A. KR Grand Army G. B. Randolph Hillside Cemetery Edgemont Cemetery Rand’s

England Announces Annexation of Orange Free State

Lord Roberts issues a proclamation annexing the Orange Free State to Britain. The new name Orange River State is noted. A despatch says Kruger warns residents to flee Johannesburg as he vows to destroy the city and its mines.

Lord Roberts London Orange Free State Orange River State

General French disrupts Boer line near Heidelberg

May 29 news from Capetown reports Gen. French severed the Boer communication between Heidelberg and Boksburg, cutting a line fifteen miles from Johannesburg.

Capetown French Heidelburg Bokesburg Johannesburg

Rush to Nome Sparks World Wide Prospecting Frenzy

The Great Rush to Nome accelerates as ships sail carrying a theater troupe with a knockdown theatre and hotel, a bank building with $200000 in coin, a railroad in parts, hydraulic plants and mining gear. Cargo includes lumber, coal, and provisions for a bustling mining camp of about 20000. The report notes rapid development and historic prospects.

Seattle Wallash Cape Nome Nowe

Boyer Tailoring Promises Fine Fit of Kennesaw Cigar Ad

A cigar advert touts the five cent Kennesaw as a test of quality while urging customers to choose Boyer for clothing for a proper fit. The message links style and substance, presenting Boyer as the dressmaker of choice for well dressed customers.

Stone Work Contract Let for Armour Cold Storage Plant

The Armour Packing company awarded the stone work contract for its cold storage plant to Neely and Snider, two expert stone masons, and they have started the project.

Neely & Snider Armour Packing Company

Mayor Henderson Finds James Over in Court

In police court this morning J. F. James faced grand larceny charges after a lengthy session with numerous city and defense witnesses. City Attorney Fred Blackmon and defense counsel H. A. Emerson led the case, with a temporary insanity plea tied to dissipation. Mayor Henderson deferred ruling to 4 PM, James bound over to the grand jury and jailed in default of $200. A negro fined $250 for unattended team, and warrants issued for several street tax delinquents.

J. F. James Fred Blackmon H. A. Emerson Henderson James

Memorial Singing at Trinity Church

An all day singing at Trinity Church three miles below Oxford on the fifth Sunday in July honors the late W. J. Clekler. A big dinner and a variety of hymn books will be used.

Trinity Church Oxford W. J. Clekler

Alderman Markstein Will Stay On City Council

Last night the Anniston city council approved a revised saloon ordinance allowing Sunday entry from 8:30 to 5:30 and 6 p.m. Alderman Markstein, who had tendered his resignation, withdrew it and will remain in the Fourth ward council. The council also passed Pine Street closure to aid Anniston Yarn mill and set cow and calf control rules for the business district. Several bills were paid and other minor items handled before adjournment.

Markstein Henderson Kilby Sarch Annniston Pine Street Highteenth Twentieth Nineteenth Street Mulberry Southern Railway

Pressing Service Seeks Twenty More Men Weekly

J. Levy advertises for twenty additional customers to have their clothes pressed weekly at the rate of one dollar per month.

J. Levy

Boxers Rampage Amid Chinese Crisis Near Taku Threats

Dispatch from Shanghai dated May 29 reports Russian gun boats dispatched to Taku with plans to land troops from Port Arthur while Chinese forces move from Hunan and Kiang Kiang to oppose foreign powers. General Lasimo ill and reluctant to command due to sickness as Boxers seek Dowager Empress support and Manchu army backing. Desperadoes rove the south to repel all foreigners.

Shanghi China Pekin Taku Lussia Port Arthur Hunan Kiang Eet Lasimo

Boxers Threaten Tien Tsin as British Guard Is Low

Despatches report a grave Boxer uprising in Tien Tsin with retreating Bak Gians cut off and defending the hills. Chinese forces burn Peng Tia under a small British guard while missionaries at Pao Ting are endangered. trial of Will Walker and Lena Tucker for murder adjourned to Friday.

London Tien Tsin Peng Tia Pao Ting Will Walker Lena Tucker Oxford Justice Creen

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J. O'Brien Rades’ Graves Daniel Tyler Steve Polish O’bryant & CO England Lorenzo Marquese Nome Boyer Mayor Henderson MR. Markstein Will Lim Russia
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