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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1901

Page

8

Memorial service planned for McKinley in London

United States embassy reports a memorial service for the late President McKinley will be held at Westminster Abbey at 8 o clock Thursday with government and diplomatic corps seats reserved. A simultaneous service is planned at St Pauls Cathedral while the Lord Mayor and sheriffs attend in state. VIPs called at the embassy and entered condolence messages.

Londow United States McKinley Westminster Abbey Diplomatic Corps St. Paul's Cathedral City of London

Alexandria Social and Personal Notes Sept 16

Alexandria social items list travelers and visitors including F W Dunham from New Orleans, J W McElreath returning to Anniston, G H Mathias from Columbus, Miss Katie Bates from Morriaville, May Idea Green from Anniston, D J Broyles from Palestine, Ethel Nichelsen of Collinsville visiting Jas Wakefield, Magaret Woodruff to Clldersburg, Annie Pelham to Forests, Rev N J Tamlin returning to Carrollton, Rev O Neal leading a Methodist meeting, Rev Beeson of Jacksonville preaching at Li o'clock opening a series of meetings.

Ethel Nichelsen Collinsville Mia Jas Wakefield Magaret Woodruff Clldersburg O'Neal Methodist Church Mr. Beeson Jacksonville

Southern Women Charm Through Gentle Voices, Riley Says

Social notes recount James Whitcomb Riley praising Southern women for soft voices and polite listening behavior. He notes Southern men treat wives and daughters with respect, comparing Southern angels to Northerners. Other brief items mention Annie Mae Graves returning to Anniston College, Annie Belie Vandiver reentering the college, and Miss Bowen resuming teaching at Noble Institute after vacations in Louisiana and Mississippi.

James Whitcomb Riley

Funeral Procession Through Capital Faces Feeble Mrs McKinley

Incapitol of nation continues coverage of the funeral line in Washington as Mrs McKinley, gravely ill, is unable to attend. Dr Rixey and aides care for her while Mr McKinley endures the strain and the nation remains hushed. The doctor foresees a difficult state ceremonial ahead.

National Capital McKinley Rixey Mrve. McKinley

Anniston Steam Laundry Offers Fair Trial for Service

An advertisement invites readers to try the Anniston Steam Laundry on Noble Street. It suggests sending a card or calling to arrange pickup, presenting the wagon service as convenient and eager to serve customers.

Anniston Steam Laundry Noble Street

Pan-American Exposition Rail Tickets at Reduced Rates

The Southern Railway offers on sale Buffalo round trip tickets at greatly reduced rates for the Pan-American Exposition. Schedules and service are unsurpassed. For details contact C. E. Jackson, T. P. A., Birmingham, Alabama, or A. Bensoorer, A. G. P. A., Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Southern Railway Buffalo C. E. Jackson Birmingham Ala A. Bensoorer Chattanooga Tenn

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