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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1900
Page
4
Proprietor T RB Gordon editor announces subscription terms for the Columbian Workding at the Noble atree office in Anniston. Annual price listed as five dollars in advance with monthly and weekly options. Telephone number GS provided.
The Birmingham Ledger defends Mr. Stallings as not the paper’s gubernatorial choice yet refuses to ruin his influence for staying in Alabama during the campaign. It notes anti Dewey sentiment and hints Anniston may host a permanent military camp, welcoming soldiers and supporting local prosperity.
The Star celebrates its century of existence in Anniston on its 100th day as a fixture of the local press. The paper thanks readers for support and pledges its best efforts to continue serving Anniston with dedication and friendship.
The Calhoun campaign is described as friendly and orderly with no fights or fear of disorder, a contrast to Madison where clashes have occurred at political gatherings. Voters and supporters remain calm as prices are expected to stay high for about a year amid strong iron consumption.
A clash in Jacksonville ends with Brooks Atkins shot in the arm by Dave Atkins. Brooks Atkins was struck once near the shoulder as several shots rang out. Dave Atkins escaped and remains at large. Also included: a notice listing delegates recommended to represent precincts 15 21 22 23 at the county convention on April 14 1900.
In a field near Cross home about noon yesterday four miles west of Jacksonville a 75 year old farmer W T Cross shot J T Turk in the left leg with buckshot and slugs while Turk rode by on horseback. Cross was arrested and bound over to the grand jury on an assault with a gun charge, then released on $500 bond.
We have taken in trade three square pianos and two organs and must dispose of them at once. Several more are to come in. Come at once and get our lowest prices at Anniston Music House located at Thirteenth and Nobie streets. Steod
Fragmentary excerpt notes Longfellow's belief in music as a grand influence for good. It references a home without music and mentions boilers engines and shaftings in a fragmented, poetic context. The passage blends literary admiration with scattered industrial imagery.
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