Judge Johnston to School Patrons
The state law requires every public school teacher to attend a two day fencers institute each year. An institute is set for Piedmont on Monday and Tuesday next week, and five white teachers are named to attend. All white teachers will attend so recitations are suspended those two days. The writer notes the timing is unfortunate yet beyond voice, and explains the suspension to patrons.
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Piedmont
W. FF. Jonnwron
Fast Time to Texas on Queen & Crescent Route
Rail service expansion links Meridian to Shreveport with connections to Texas boosting speed to Texas destinations by several hours. Southern Railway No 37 collaborates with Queen & Crescent to offer faster travel times. Ticket agents in various towns provide schedules and fare details for this new service.
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Queen & Crescent
Meridian
Shreveport
Texas
Southern Railway
Anniston club to hold 8 p.m. Leighton home meeting
The Anniston Musical Club schedules a business meeting at Mr Robi L McCalley's Leighton avenue home Monday at 8 p.m. The ladies of the Golf club will host a tea Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. at the club house to raise funds for a stone chimney and fireplace. Mrs Hawkins returned from Eagle Ford Texas after two weeks prospecting and May relocate to Texas near Dallas. Miss Carrie Smith of Birmingham visits with Mr and Mrs T L Robinson and returns home. Miss Beesie McCarty leaves today for Birmingham to visit her parents. Miss Lula Cooper returns from a several weeks visit to Rome Georgia.
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Anniston Musical Club
L. J. Hawkins
Eagle Ford
Texas
Mr. Hawkins
Dallas
Carrie Smith
Birmingham
T. L. Robinson
Lula Cooper
Rome
Golf Club
Nail
Judge Greene Moves to Anniston and Sets Up Law Office
Prominent St. Clair figure Judge James T. Greene leaves Ashville for Anniston to reside and open a law office. Greene, longtime probate judge and former chief clerk in the State Superintendent of Education office, is noted as a revered, influential Democrat in Montgomery gatherings over 25 years. Capt James Crook arrives from Birmingham to Anniston for a visit with the Metropolitan.
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James T. Greene
St. Clair
Ashville
Anniston
Judge Greene
Leroy F. Fox
Montgomery
They Work While You Sleep Carets Candy Cathartic
An old advertisement touts Cas carets Candy Cathartic as a genuine tablet aid for digestion liver and bowels. It notes the pills are stamped C C C and sold by druggists for ten cents each and not in bulk.
Notable Milestones in Roosevelts Career Through 1901
Timeline spans born 1858 in New York City through September 14 1901 when Theodore Roosevelt took the oath as president. Highlights include Harvard graduate 1880s state assemblyman 1881 mayoral nomination 1889 civil service commissioner 1895 police commissioner 1897 assistant secretary of the navy Rough Riders leadership at San Juan Hill 1898 governor 1898 vice presidency 1901 ascent to U.S. presidency. Model Laundry ad quoted at end.
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New York City
Harvard University
United States Civil Service Commission
Harrison
New York Police Commissioners
Navy
McKinley
Navy Department
Rough Riders
San Juan Hill
New York
United States
Electric Bitters Claim Life Save By Henrietta Lawyer
Stood Death Off, E. B. Munday, a lawyer of Henriet ta Tex, praises Electric Bitters as saving his brother from malaria and jaundice after lengthy use. He declares the remedy purifies blood, aids digestion, regulates liver kidneys and bowels, and cures various ailments. Available for 50c at Elam Drug Co.
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E. B. Munday
Henrietta
Tex
Elam Drug Co
Anniston Equity Court Case of Phimizy vs Larmer 1901
City Court of Anniston in equity hears the October term 1901 action by Mary Lou Phimizy trustee complainant against G. Larmer defendant. The filed pleadings indicate a trust and equity dispute unresolved at this term. The record notes typical chancery procedures and interim orders within the city court.
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City Court of Anniston
Mary Lou Phimizy
G. Larmer
Anniston Evening Star
Anniston
Ala
S. G. Larmer
Alabama
A. H. S.eerrerp
C. G
Honherr
C. G. Schonherr
A. H. Suerrerp
H. Fredrickson
A. H. S.heppern
State of Alabama
Calhoun County
City Court
Mary Lou Phinizy
Annie King
Abama
A. H. Steppern
Lawsuit Filed By Mary Lou Phinizy Against Schonherr
Mary Lou Phinizy as complainant files a legal action against C. G. Schonherr as defendant in a civil case. The filing initiates court proceedings and seeks relief as defined by the complaint.
Reduced fares to Buffalo from Southern Railway
The Southern Railway offers no sale tickets to Buffalo and return at greatly reduced rates with schedules and service unsurpassed. For details contact C. E. Jackson in Birmingham or C. A. Benscover in Chattanooga.
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Southern Railway
Buffalo
C. E. Jackson
Birmingham
Ala
C. A. Benscover
Ubattanooga
Tenn
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W. Va
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Jacksonville
Alabama Railroad Commission
Metropolitan
James T. Green
Roosevelt
Senate
12Th and Noble
Douglass
Ullman Bros
Gilmore
Isaac B. Gilmore
Constantine
Death
West Tenth Street
Mary McDaniel
E. F. Crook
J. Pf. Vincent
A. N. McLeod
Job Office
T. A. Moore
Sterling Semedy CO
Chicago
M. Boyer
Dowe’s Candy Kitchen
Tee
New Orleans
Cater Grocery Company
State OF
Shoro
Buffalo, N. Y
Noble Institute
R W. Barnwell
Elinor Otey Anderson
E.C. AusTin
Coroth and Noble
Foley
Fioney
Jar - 4
Lanee