Foundry at Eulaton for Stove Manufacture Probable
Local rumors suggest the Eulaton foundry may shift to stove production. Officials indicate plans are under study with tests to gauge feasibility and potential job impact for workers in the town.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1902
Page
1
Capitalists Visit Eulaton for Stove Foundry Plant Site
A six member party from the north arrives Tuesday to inspect a stove foundry site on Felix Foester property in Eulaton. Wednesday they survey grounds and weigh advantages. Promoters back by capital, planning potential links to Anniston and its streetcar line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulaton
Felix Foeter
Balaton
Anniston
Geit
Anniston Hieestric and
Annisiston
Stove Foundry
Famous Fire Chief Fired in New York Trial
Edward F. Croker, chief of the New York Fire Department, was found guilty on a series of charges by Commissioner Sturgis and dismissed from service. The dismissal is scheduled to take effect on December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward F. Croker
Fire Department
Sturgis
Acquitted on Multiple Charges In Park Avenue Hotel Case
The defendant was acquitted on charges including failure to enforce safeguards at the Park Avenue hotel, conversion of public property to private use, conduct prejudicial to good order, incompetence as fire chief in large fires, and sending false reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue
Ono
Royal Feast for Cats and Dogs in CarcaGco
At CarcaGco on Thanksgiving day a dinner for over 100 stray dogs and cats was served by Chicago How for Friendless Dogs and Cats at 80 Twenty sixth street. The event offered turkey, beef, mutton bones and biscuits for dogs and chicken broth milk and dainties for cats, a contrast to prior gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CarcaGco
Harry Lehr
Newport
Mmu.s
Chicago
Howe
Cate
Twenty-sixth Street
Harry Ler
Famine Ravages North Sweden Stockkholders Report Hunger
Reports from Stockholm describe spreading famine in northern Sweden with seventy thousand starving or at risk. Heavy rains flooded fields, livestock perishes, cows sell for 85 cents, sheep 50 cents, villagers barter birch bark and seed grain for food as savings vanish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Gulf of Bothnia
Russia
Minnie Brune Illness Shocks Memphis The Actress In Hospital
Memphis reports Mrs Minnie Little Brune famed for Anorra in a critical condition at Memphis City Hospital with malignant fever. She recently played Anorra as understudy at the Lyceum Theater on Thanksgiving. Anniston audiences recall her Acorna season. Miller Drug Co endorses Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Minnie Little Brune
Memphis City Hospital
Maaliycaut
Wedaveesy
Eir Cumpany
Lyceum Theater
Anniston
Brnne
Acorna
Foley
Miller Drug Co
Ultimatum Issued to Colombia Emphasizes Demands
Officials announce an ultimatum to Colombia outlining specific demands and timelines. The move signals heightened pressure as negotiations proceed, with international relief efforts and regional responses shaping the stance.
Concha Urged to Sign Panama Canal Treaty
Washington reports the United States asked Colombian Minister Concha to sign the canal treaty or designate another authority. No reply has been received. Colombia’s stance remains, with Hartav Bovota insisting the treaty should be signed as agreed, amid tense diplomacy and renewed push for a deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Concha
Colombia
South American
America
Panama Canal Company
Conchas
Cone
Hartah Bovota
Lester's Store Burglarized in Nightbreak at Corner Eighth Noble
The Lester store at the corner of Eighth and Noble streets was burglarized during the night. Entry was gained by force, and valuables were taken. Police investigations ongoing with no arrests announced.
Burglary at Store Leads to Missing Goods and Altered Doors
Break in through front pane of glass triggered exit via rear door as burglars fled. Items including tobacco, snuff, flour, meat, hosiery and more vanished while cash drawer was emptied but money removed earlier. Show cases disturbed and a pick found near the cash drawer. No suspects or clues identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester
Funeral of Mrs J T Tidman Held in Vincennes
The funeral for Mrs. J T Tidman who died Thursday in Vincennes Ind was held at 9 30 this morning from E P Coopers residence Rev H Howard officiating Burial followed at Hillside cemetery Pallbearers were L H Carre M A Smith J H Fells Joe Saks W S Wyehe EB P Cooper Remains were brought here last night with her husband J T Tidman and son Charles Tidman Deep sympathy is offered to the bereaved by friends and former neighbors in their sorrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Tidman
Vincennes
Ind
E. P. Cooper
Rev. H. ©. Howard
Hillside Cemetery
L. H. Carre
M. A. Smith
J. H. Fells
Joe Saks
Wyehe
EB. P. Cooper
J. T. Tidman
Charles Tidman
Mrs. E. J. Yoe Dies in Oxford After Illness
Mrs. E. J. Yoe of Oxford dies after several weeks illness. She leaves seven children and many friends. The funeral was held at her home at 2 PM and she is laid to rest in Oxford cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Yoe
Oxford
Orphans' Home Vote Defeated In Local Meeting
In a decisive vote the group rejected the proposed plan at the Orphans' Home meeting. Officials and supporters voiced concerns about funding and long term impact on residents.
Odd Fellows Vote on Widows and Orphans Home
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows in Alabama held a vote on establishing a Widows and Orphans Home. Of about 2,800 ballots cast, 1,660 favored the home and 1,140 opposed, short of the required two thirds. Result to be revisited at the May Grand Lodge meeting in Tuscaloosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Order of Odd Fellows of Alabama
Grand Lodge
Tuscaloosa
John Ellis
A. ©. Meadow
H. C. Weaver
Alabama
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Bhd
Messrs. Hills, Meadows and Weaver
Montgomery
The
Odd Fellows
Kidney Cure Claim From Arkansas Reader
W A Herren of Finch Arkansas reports Foley's Kidney Cure cured a severe kidney and bladder ailment after two physicians failed to help. Miller Drug Co endorses the remedy as effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Herren
Finch, Ark
Foley
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Croker
Chief Croker
Tosthiomen Dainties
Pelen’’ S
Sweden
J L Wikle
J B Privett
Joe Te
Tion
Lester's Store
Adiviss Ui
Mrs. York
Chodblate
Cherry
Miller, Drug
Smoke Warter
Ars
Ed Shoes
Sawyer’s
Tinious
Stetson
Ad Krippendorf
Queen
Ter Nome
Sawyer the Shoes
Lan
Sterne’s Grocery
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