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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1901

Page

4

Questioning Coeducation in Western Colleges and Women’s Progress

The excerpt argues for continued advancement in women’s higher education through coeducation and differentiation. It cites Vassar Smith Wellesley Bryn Mawr and international peers Girton and Newnham, notes western coed trends, and stresses that specialized paths suit women’s future lives, while acknowledging concerns about intimate campus life. Lincoln analogy ends.

Vassar Smith Wellesley Bryn Mawr Girton Newnham

Capt James Crook Named as a Shelley Committeeman

Gen Shelley appoints Capt James Crook of Calhoun as a committee member in the campaign against ratification of the new constitution. The Star notes Crook is a strong, respected figure across Alabama but cannot confirm his stance on ratification.

Gen. Shelley Calhoun James Crook Capt. Crook Rook Capt Crook Alabama

Restoring the Mason Dixon Line Marks Dividing North and South

Surveying parties from Pennsylvania and Maryland replace old stone markers with iron posts to re establish the Mason and Dixon boundary. The effort stems from disputes over the eastern terminus and tang ent line and is funded by statutes in 1899 and 1900. The work proceeds under joint state direction amid political commentary from the Montgomery Journal urging less politics and more industry.

Personal mentions from city social round

Mr. Jos. Saks returned from Birmingham this morning. Mr. W. Carlton also returned from Birmingham. Mr. Sorsley Booth is in town. Mr. K R Lansley left today for Autauga county on legal business. Mr. R. D. Stringfellow of Montgomery is in the city. The Model Laundry at 12th and Noble Streets states it employs strictly white labor.

Jos. Saks Birmingham KR. Lansley Autauga County R. D. Stringfellow Montgomery The City Noble Streets

Sale of Impounded Stock at City Hall Friday Noon

Impounded stock taken for running at large will be sold at the city hall Friday October 4 at noon to cover pound fees unless owners claim and pay charges. The lot includes one sow seven pigs two black pigs three pigs with marks noted. J Mayes Chief Police announces the sale.

J. ©. Mayes

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