Remarkable British Sympathy Over McKinley Death
A London dispatch notes a nationwide outpouring of mourning for President McKinley. King Edward, public worships, and Balmoral bells signaled grief. Choate and US Embassy staff attended St Pauls, while Canon Scott Holland condemned the crime as a shocking act in the new world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
McKinley
Edward
St. Paul's Cathedral
Canterbury Cathedral
United States
Crathie Church
Balmoral
Mr. Choate
Scott Holland
New World
St. James Palace
United Kingdom
St. David's Church
Merthyr-Tydvil
Tie
Pronunciation guide for the U.S. President's name sparks debate
The Chattanooga News condemns Czolgusz being insane and calls for harsh justice. Memphis Scimitar contrasts mourning for the president with outrage at the assailant. Birmingham Age-Herald debunks mispronunciations and prescribes Rszevelt in two syllables, noting common variants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Birmingham Age-Herald
Rosefelt
Rusenfelt
Rosenfeller
Rusevelt
Rusenvellier
Ruzenfellier
Annual Grand Army Camp in Cleveland 1901 rail rates
The Southern Railway and the Alabama Great Southern Railroad offer very low excursion fares from all points for the National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in Cleveland, Ohio, September 10 to 14, 1901. Tickets sold Sept 7 to 11 with final limit Sept 15. extension to Oct 15 available for a 50 cent fee by depositing at Cleveland joint agent before noon Sept 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Cleveland
Southern Railway
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Alitanatices
Saathec Ratlroke
Scraps of Science on Moon Snow and Solar Change
A scientist claims there is snow on the moon while other odds and ends discuss blood volume per heartbeat, cyclone formation, lightning distance rules, thunder and artillery ranges, and Sir Robert Ball's note on solar diameter decay. The text mixes disparate scientific curiosities and misstatements about celestial measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ball
Visibility Distances From Mountain Peaks Explaining Line of Sight
On a clear day an observer at the peak of the highest mountain about 20,008 feet above sea level could see roughly 200 miles in all directions. A viewer at 6,007 feet to see 100 miles away is required. The general rule says the visible distance is the square root of one and a half times the observer's height in feet, with atmospheric refraction reducing the range by about 7 to 14 percent depending on conditions.
Get What You Ask For Casearets Candy Cathartic
Public service note warns consumers to obtain genuine Casearets tablets stamped C C and avoid bulk sales or substitutes, labeling them as cheats. The message cautions that legitimate druggists sell the product, and urges trust in authentic packaging.
Segars Imported In Two Sizes At Levi's Store
A short notice reports that Cutne imported Segars are available in two sizes at Levi's store. The item appears tagged for sale with standard pricing and product details in the vicinity of the apparel section.
Death of Miss Kate Carter Aged 22
Miss Kate Carter 22, daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Carter, died at her parents home on Booth Noble street after a short illness. Funeral services will be conducted at the Carter home this afternoon by Rev A A Hutto. Remains will be laid to rest in Edgemont cemetery. Grief-stricken friends mourn the loss of a lovely young woman.
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Kate Carter
J. H. Carter
Booth Noble Street
Carter
A. A. Hutto
Edgemont Cemetery
Southern railway round trip tickets to summer resorts listed
The Southern railway offers round trip tickets from Jane 1 to Sept 30 with return by Oct 31 1901 at low rates to prominent summer resorts. Notables include Ashe ville Black Mountain Blowing Rock Brevard Flat Rock Hot Springs Morehead City Lithia Springs Cumberland Island St Simons Isle of Palms Lookout Mountain Oliver Springs Tate Springs Buffallo Lithia Springs Charlottesville Old Point Comfort Virginia Beach Warrenton and more. For rates and schedules contact R B Jackson Birmingham A Bensecter A G P A Chattanooga Tenn.
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The
Southern Railway
Jane 1St
Asheville
N. C
Black Mountain
Blowing Rock
Brevard
Flat Rock
Hot Springs
Morehead City
Lithia Springs
Cumberland Island
St. Simons
A. G.P.A
Chattanooga, Tenn
Parlor Observation and Cafe Dining Cars Operate Memphis to Atlanta
Elegant parlor observation and cafe dining cars run between Memphis Tenn and Atlanta Ga leaving Memphis at 815 p m and arriving Atlanta at 1015 p m via Birmingham on train No 36 Returning depart Atlanta at 6 am and arrive Memphis 805 pm using Southern Railway train No 35 to Birmingham then K E M B R R to Memphis The service adds to existing Pullman sleeping cars Memphis to Atlanta with through scheduling and a rear observation smoking room at moderate cost Open 5 31 tf.
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Memphis
Tenn
Atlanta
Birmingham
Southern Railway
Fall line samples entice new fashion trade
New line fall samples arrive boasting handsome Tia patterns and the latest weaves. Clothes are shown in excellent fits and presented as up-to-date and fashion able, aimed at building a large and gratifying trade for J. N. Boyer, merchant tailor.
Parcel delivery notes and packages prompt in city
Parcel delivery service advertised by EB offers rapid note and package delivery to any city location. Julius Williams Shaving Parlor, adjacent to First National Bank, is listed as a nearby landmark for customers seeking deliveries or pickup.
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Julius Williams
First National Bank
Brave six year old slows runaway horse in Anniston
Six year old Berkely Cooke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Cooke, restrained a runaway horse near Webster Grove after his sister was injured. He grabbed the horse by the tail and held on, guiding the horse until it halted when the buggy struck a tree. The incident left Berkely unhurt and Marie Cooke with a severe forehead gash needing stitches.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Berkely Cooke
Charles B. Cooke
AnnIston
Charles K. Cooke
Berkely
Websser Grove
Marie
Proper Man in Right Place Judge Pelham Commentary
Sheffield Reaper praises Judge Pelham for presiding over the Jim Brown trial and rebuking hostile citizens who pressed a young female witness. Calls for judges to shield witnesses and for the press to oppose licenses enabling bullying attorneys.
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Pelham
Jim Brown
Dr King’s New Life Pills Sold by Elam Drug Co
Advertisement touts Dr. King’s New Life Pills as the busiest, mightiest remedy. Claims convert weakness to strength and fatigue to energy, promising health boosts at octaly 25e per box through Elam Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Elam Drug Co
Model Laundry and relocation services advertisement
A fragmented notice offers garment care by Model Laundry at 12th and No and advertises careful handling of furniture and pianos during moves with assurance of satisfactory service. RK O Watson signs the message.
Administrator's Sale of Estate Real Property
I M L Sawyer administratrix will sell at public outcry for cash in front of the Calhoun County Probate Court on Monday Oct 7 1901 at 12 noon the real estate of S D Sawyer deceased in Anniston Alabama including SW quarter of section 11 township 16 range 8 with a one acre triangular exclusion, part of Lot 1 Block 190 70 feet on Glen Addie street, a four foot wide strip to an alley, and Lot 12 Block 262 524 feet on Gurnee street to an alley. Estate of S D Sawyer deceased Sept 14 1901.
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Emmett F. Crook
Calhoun County
M. L. Sawyer
D. Sawyer
Ala
Township
Glen Addie Street
Fourth Street
Gurnee Street
Anniston
S. D. Sawyer
Dee
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the Evening Star
T. R. Gordon
Office of Publication
Eleventh Street
New Court House
Anniston, Ala
Alabama
Chattanooga News
Czolgosz
Memphis Scimitar
J. N. Boyer
Job Office
T. A. Moore
Anniston and
Annistonians
Sheffield Reaper
Pione
RK. O. Watson
R. C. Johnston
Rk. C. Johnston & Sons
Noble St. Lemon Old Stand
I H. Pelman
Noble Street
Comer-Cobb Investment
J. D. Hunter
East Tenth Street
Wilmer Hote
London Tailor
Gi. W. Talbertt
Prop
Constantine
Sterne
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