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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1907
Page
8
Suits filed against fourteen fire insurance companies for alleged anti trust violations seek a total 46 million dollars. Nine foreign firms face 3 million each while five Arkansas firms, accused of acting as swing agents for non residents, are sued for 1 million each.
Pittsburg hosts a world class lineup for the formal opening of the Carnegie Institute building. Grover Cleveland heads a list that includes Edison James Wilson McCarrick White Sehwah Gary Cable Gilder Mabie McIntyre Redfield Speyer Chester and numerous museum directors educators and diplomats from Britain France Germany Belgium and the Netherlands.
The Free Kindergarten association will hold its annual officer election next Wednesday at 4 o clock in the Alabama hotel parlors. All members are urged to attend. Miss Julia Clayton of Florence D C is guest of Dr and Mrs W F Brown. Mrs L J Morris of Morrisville was guest here today. Miss Luce Ledbetter teaching at Morrisville will spend Sunday at home. Mr Franks and young son go to La Garde and Brewton for the summer. Mr Jeffers hoax returned from Florence D C where he attended his brother P S Jeffers marriage to Miss Jessie Norwood Timmons Wednesday evening. The couple will visit Anniston Monday.
An elderly woman from Dublin Ga reports strong appetite sleep and vigor after two years on Electric Bitters. The ad claims benefits for female weakness debility and stomach liver and kidney troubles. Sold by Elam Ordway Houser Scarbrough Drug Co. and others at 50 cents.
A New York subway car scene depicts a woman in a coral pink gown refusing a seat beside a cross seat occupied by a man also holding a strap. The man gestures to a vacant place where another woman in purple attire sits, prompting light conversation about the seat.
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