Candidate announces for Calhoun County legislature
A statement announces G. B. Russe as a Democratic party candidate for the lower house representing Calhoun County subject to party action. The signer agrees to vote to return Hon. John T. Morgan to the United States Senate unless instructed otherwise.
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Fred L. Blackmon
Calhoun
Senate
Cleburne
Lewis J. Morris
Calhoun County
General Assembly
John T. Morgan
United States Senate
G. B. Russe
Democratic Party
Sheriff Candidate Announcement in Calhoun County
J M Ragan declares Alf M Morgan as candidate for Calhoun county sheriff in the August election. Morgan consents and asks for county support.
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Alf M. Morgan
Calhoun County
J. M. Ragan
Evening Star gains 115 new subscribers in Aniston
During last week The Evening Star added 115 new cash subscribers in Aniston, averaging 19 per day from Monday morning to Saturday noon. The paper notes this as a large gain though not the largest in its history and hints at even bigger circulation growth promised this week.
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Evening Star
Philippines War Toll From Disease Exceeds Firepower
A report from defenders in the Philippines claims disease kills more American soldiers than enemy fire. Generals estimate losses at roughly a regiment per month when illness and desertion are included. One transport home carried twenty five insane soldiers. The war effort costs many lives.
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Philippines
Cbvis
End of Philippines War Bemoans Rebel Study in Courage
The piece laments ongoing conflict in the Philippines and calls for sound judgment and sacrifice before rebels learn to value American standards. It notes the potential costly nature of further actions for the United States and the goal of making Aguinaldo feel American displeasure.
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Philippines
Manship
Stara and Stripes
Jésson
Uncle Sam
Aguinaldo
Van Wyck Candidacy Gains Some Steam in Bryan Faction
Movement for Judge Augustus Van Wyck shows limited excitement among Bryan supporters. J J Willett of the city is campaigning for Van Wyck and delivering speeches, boosting Willett’s prominence in the process.
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Augustus van Wyck
Bryan
Judge van Wyck
J. J. Willett
Hin Umat
Willett
Prosperity Sweep Reaches Anniston With No Croakers
The Birmingham Ledger notes Alabama enjoys unprecedented prosperity across industries and trades. It praises Anniston for abundant activity and rising fortunes, declaring there are no croakers and no excuse for pessimism as the era of prosperity grows.
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Alabama
Birmingham Ledger
Anniston
Wiley Camphor
Julius Levy
Golden Statue of The American Girl Planned for Paris Exposition
The Macon Telegraph reports a proposed 712 pound gold statue of Miss Maude Adams to represent "the American girl" at the Paris exposition. It would cost 187000 dollars, lighter and cheaper than the silver Ada Rehan statue, and aimed at impressing European nobles who favor American heiresses.
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Paris
Macon
Ada Rehan
Chicago
Maude Adams
Why send tailoring out of town to Boyer on Hléveuth
The notice urges customers to patronize Boyer tailoring parlors on Hléveuth street near Noble. It argues home tailoring saves money, keeps business local, and allows fittings to ensure a perfect fit, suggesting multiple benefits of local service.
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Boyer
Hléveuth Street
Noble
Anniston
Before You Leap and Crashing Ironies
A mosaic of anecdotes and fables from a 19th to 20th century sensibility. A young man abandons rural life to seek fortune amid cities and ladders of fame, with cautionary morals about opportunism and misread ambitions.
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Nan
Richard
Dartsnouth Literary Monthly
Danny Fast Run Turns Trick in Broker Office Tale
An errand boy Danny trains chum Harry to run messages between exchanges and the office. Harry, exhausted after the first practice run, learns Danny claims the trip takes him a minute and a quarter every day, though he says he did it in four minutes and seventeen seconds.
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Danny
Harry
New York Commercial Advertiser
The Noble Exclusion at the Guard Dinner
A Prussian banker with a titled kin invites all guards officers except one non noble. The omitted officer’s absence is noticed and the host proudly labels the group as a select party. The officers respond by leaving in protest, preserving the affected officer’s honor.
Delicate Materials in Handle with Care
A brief notice from Anniston Steam Laundry at 12th and Noble streets describes handling delicate fabrics. The text emphasizes careful treatment by workers devoted to the craft and the custom of meticulous laundering.
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Anniston
12Th and
Noble Streets
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Dave KB. Burns
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Sam Sweatman
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Jersey
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Murther
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Herron & CO
Daniel A. Farrell
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Anniston National Bank
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Capital
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C. D. Woodruff
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