Admiral Dewey and the Democratic Presidential Question
The piece weighs Dewey as a potential Democratic candidate, noting his fame as admiral and the risk of political life dimming his renown. It compares him to Washington and Grant, contemplates motives behind a Dewey bid, and mentions Bryan as standard bearer while hinting at East Coast Democratic influence. It also notes Judge Van Wyck’s boom and ends with Adelaide, a family-named cotton mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Washington
North
Grant
Admiral Dewey
William Jennings Bryan
Manila Bay
Mr. Bryan
Judge van Wyck
van Wyck
Anniston article praises Wheeler and mill boom in South
Southerners may disagree with General Wheeler on expansion yet praise his patriotism. The Macon Telegram defends him as sincere and honest. Anniston will soon see three new cotton mills, boosting its status as a top Southern mill city. The era ends the century with golden achievements as Anniston shares in South’s prosperity.
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Wheeler
South
Anniston
Southern
New York Telegram
Anniston News Political Talk and Shrine Ticket Alerts
Birmingham and Anniston columns discuss J H King seeking the Fourth district Democratic nomination and local praise for Knox and fellow lawyers. Public notices advertise Imperial Council Shrine and Presbyterian Church assemblies with Southern Railway travel deals to Washington and Atlanta for May 1900 events.
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Birmingham
J. H. King
Calhoun County
Edwardsville
Cleburne County
Southern Railway
Washington, D. C
C. BE. Jackson
Ala
Atlanta
C. E. Jackson
Aja
Longevity of Whales and Other Oddities From Old Journals
A sea tale notes a whale with a 36 year harpoon mark from the Montezuma whaler in Bering Sea and later Charleston harbor obstructions. It references Captain Herendeen and William S. Dall on Greenland to Bering Strait harpoon evidence. Also recounts an elephant vs train incident in the Straits Settlements and a 16th century apple treatise by Moffett.
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Bering Sea
Charleston Harbor
William S. Dall
National Geographic Magazine
RE. P. Herendeen
United States National Museum
Greenland
Bering Strait
Straits Settlements
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the Evening Star
T. R. Gordon
Foster F. Stockton
John Kitzgerald
Office of Publication Fol
Noble Street
Olumbian
Annisto Postoffice
Anniston, Ala
Democratic
M. W. Woodruff
Henry B. Glover
D. Z. Goodlett
Dave B. Burns
H. T. Persons
W. M. Franke
X. Hi. Bagley
Ira J. Davis
Adelaide
Messrs. Robinson Bros
Macon
General Wheeler
Anniston and
Annistonians
Birmingam Ledger
Pratt & Yates Bag Company
Imperial Council
Order of the Mystic Shrine
Washington, DC. C
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of the U
Annie
J. L. Wikle
Chickering
Krell
McPhail
Pease, Emerson, Royal
Carlisle
East 10Th Street
Halsey & Jones
Real Estate and Insurance Agts
MF Doerings
K. F. Doering
The
L. & N. Railways
Dixie Hardware
E. E. Forbes
J. N. Boyer
Security Bank
R. A. Payne
Anniston Banking & Loan CO
M. B. Wellborn
Pres
East Tenth Street
W. W. Wynn
West Tenth Street
Sam Sweatman
Pratt
Yates
Bap Company
Opera House
Anniston Locomotive and
Machine Works
Junius Levy
B. Julius Williams & Bro
Postoffice
Jerey Bull
J. B. Rayfield, Glen Addie
Mike Thunder
Clehening
Frank Fyles
Ladies’ Home Journal
Brest
Philip of
Macedonia
Alexander
Lancashire
Babylon
Thomas Moffett
Kennesaw
Ridihe
Empire Sten Laundry
Perkina & McMahan
Wiley Campr
Julins Levy
Herr¢N& CO
Heron & CO
Daniel A.arrell
MD Work
Lmner
LH. Carre
Anniston National Bank
Anniston, Alabama
Capital
W. H. McKleroy
C. D. Woodruff
Diam. A. Davis
M. C
M. B. Wwellborn
R. ¥. Smith
Lals
Ellborn
FL Smith W. H. McKleroyent
i_andham & Co’s
Morris
Morrisville, Ala
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