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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1902
Page
8
The Treasury began distributing 28 500 dollars received from Spain as annual indemnity payments under a 1534 treaty. The article lauds Spain’s sense of honor for meeting obligations, noting prior American losses from 1818 and Spain’s steady interest payments since 1834 despite later conflicts.
Will Holder, a messenger for Western Union Telegraph, was injured this morning on Tenth Street after colliding with a Gray driver allied with R. O. Watson. Dr. F. E. Gordon attended and said the wounds are painful but not dangerous.
Mr W A Castlen and Miss Carrie Carter wed at the bride's mother's home at 6 pm yesterday. Rev J C Talley conducted the ceremony witnessed by relatives and close friends. Castlen works for Arniston Electric and Gas and the couple receive many well wishes for a joyful life together.
West half of lot 3 block 4 fronts 92 feet on Seventh Street Tyler Hill will be sold at private sale before October 2 or at public outcry at 11 a.m. on October 2. Apply 11th and Noble. Gho J Stone Agent.
Announcement that Southern Railway will sell round trip tickets to Washington with return Oct 3 4 5 and 6 at low rates. Extend final limit to Nov 3 by depositing tickets with joint agent by noon Oct 14 and paying 50 cent fee. Through Pullman sleeping cars Anniston to destination with stopovers both ways. For sleeping car details contact J C Lusk District Passenger Agent Birmingham Alabama.
Alabama Odd Fellows lodges will vote next week on erecting an Alabama Odd Fellows Orphans Home. Anniston lodges finish by Friday with results signaling if the home will be funded. A 20 cent per term lodge tax is proposed, twice yearly, to raise 25 000 or 50 000 members. The decision proceeds to the grand lodge at its annual meeting. Also seeking able bodied unmarried men for U S Army aged 21 to 35 at 927 Noble St Anniston Ala. 9-22-3ms.
Miss Hattie M Manning returns from Atlanta while Miss Benie Pitts of Uniontown visits Miss Louise Coleman on Leighton avenue. Fannie Montgomery of Carrollton visits the Callahans. Margaret Jones of Oxford visits the McKays. Judge Weaver and wife return to Greensboro after a week with their daughter Mrs Walter Jones. Mr and Mrs Fred York and two children from West Saymon Wis visit Samuel Wallis at 1606 Wilmer avenue and then travel with the Wallises to the Pinetucky gold mines to see Mrs Wallis sister Mrs Schiappi.
The signature promotes Owens Pink Mixture as the baby's friend from birth until teething, claiming universal use and urging readers to obtain it from all druggists.
The Coldwater distillery will reopen under new owner E R Minchinnett of Cedar town Ga. He is in the city arranging plans to resume operations with greatly increased capacity at substantial cost. The plant was established by Reid Bros and M Markstein about two years ago and operated by them until recently.
Fragmentary OCR lines reference a signature, bottles, and a person named Owen Sink with a note about his teeth and druggists. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event or context to form a full item.
A vivid portrait of Mexican freight transport shows burros shouldering heavy loads across vast regions. Generations of beasts have carried goods by back, with railroads seen as distant progress. The scene highlights a picturesque but laborious transport method in a large, rail-poor country.
Ad copy insists on obtaining Warter's Hand Made cigars and states no other five cent cigar is as good. The message emphasizes unique quality and urges a choice of Warter's brand.
Mr. T. V. Ordway left today for Birmingham. Mr. J. Al. Callahan returned from Talladega. Mr. D. B. Lacey left on a business trip to Spring Garden. Mr. Samuel Robinson is spending today in Birmingham on business. Hon. John M. Caldwell returned today from a Birmingham trip. Manager A. R. Noble of Noble Street Theatre is spending the week in New Orleans. Equal to most ten cent cigars, Warter's Stand Made. Suits by Boyer fit and wear well.
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