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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1900
Page
4
The item lists subscription price at five dollars per month for Gordon and Btoctons with T R Gordon as editor.
The article describes Alabama’s lit political race with focus on Calhoun County. It notes Senator Morgan’s backing and Governor Johnston’s supporters, the gubernatorial race led by Stallings, and the anticipation that direct returns by seven o clock will settle the state wide contest. The piece highlights intense activity and expectations across Mobile Jefferson and Montgomery counties.
The Selina Times notes potential candidates for Congress include Rob bins and John Burns with Joe King a popular local choice in Calhoun. Dr B Dudley Williams from Oxford also declares for the Calhoun eleven votes, while broader district chatter from Cleburne Chilton Shelby and Talladega awaits further word and Selma is eyed for the convention site.
General White greeted by fifty thousand in Southampton as Frank H Hooker a New Haven millionaire is found dead in bed. Charles H Cole pleads guilty to misapplication at Globe National Bank, bail set at twenty five thousand dollars. William J Bryan arrives in Albuquerque to conclude his stamping tour with an address.
Ullman Bros announces two major sales in Anniston offering deep cuts in clothing and dry goods. The 6.99 sale in the clothing department runs tonight, while Monday features further bargains in dress goods and related items. The store touts fair dealing and modern stock, claiming strong local popularity.
Toronto authorities report Harry Williamen was executed this morning at two minutes past eight by hanging, following legal procedures. The sentence was carried out at Toronto Cornerstone Prison with witnesses present.
Will Crawford formerly of this city was arrested in Atlanta on a $150 diamond theft charge and has been released after exoneration.
The state association of embalmers was in session in Birmingham yesterday and last night. The meeting was called to order by Mr. T. Baggley of Oxford, and among those who passed the examination and were made members is Mr. L. G. Jones of this city.
Readers praise the establishment as superior in every respect with patrons calling it the best and the cheapest by popular vote. The piece repeats customer exclamations to highlight value and quality.
Paris April 14 The Pars Exposition opened at 2 p m with a speech by President Lauber announcing the formal opening of the sophisticated city’s show. The fair, said to be the greatest the world has seen, will reach its height by the end of May.
Riverside California April 14 the first street fair on the Pacific coast opens here today and will run through the week featuring local vendors and entertainment for residents and visitors alike.
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