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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1900
Page
2
The item lists Gordon and Stockton publishers and several local officials with campaign roles and election queries. It mentions New Jersey’s political stance on Grover Cleveland and the Game and Fish Commission and Voohree’s appointment. The piece also covers Venice race plans, water drinking commentary by Prof Silkham, and Jeff Davis the ex slave's Palestine origins near Reagan's farm.
A local editorial argues Anniston should establish a 125000 furnace to utilize abundant ore, create hundreds of jobs, and keep profits within the city. It notes existing limestone, ore, labor, and coke availability and claims twelve thousand five hundred dollars is already raised. The move rests on a wealthy citizen backing the project, with more investors possible.
The text surveys topics including a leading pistol maker founding a hospital in Massachusetts, Berlin veterinary care serving over ten thousand dogs yearly, Vancouver voting reform for property owning wives, Haiti’s unused fertile land, and extended weather observatories in Mexican gulf ports. It notes Cuban war losses, Marti’s independence flag, and U S interventions from 1898 to 1899. Also mentions Copenhagen’s rate resistance, European emigration trends, New York city public baths, Buffalo bath cost and use, and a critique of ready made clothing versus tailor made styles.
The Parker House has changed hands and will be run by Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Dewberry. They plan to put the property in order and offer special attention to guests. Twenty rooms on the third floor are available for rent at a low price.
A new lunch stand on East Tenth Street near the Fountain announces service of lunches hot coffee and fruits. Hours extend to ten o clock at night. The operator invites patrons to give a trial.
The text reflects on Longfellow’s belief in music’s soothing influence and its ability to ease daily cares. It contrasts a quiet, music filled night with a home free from distress and strain.
J Hy Kine and Dr B Padley Williams of Calhoun County are announced as congressional candidates for the Fourth Alabama District, subject to the action of the Democratic party. The notice indicates both would run in the primary or party process as nominees.
J. M. Ragan reports Alf M. Morgan has announced his candidacy for sheriff of Calhoun County for the coming August election. Morgan says he has consented and seeks the support of the county’s voters.
The Anniston Electric Gas Co announces sale of fifty two trip tickets from Oxford Lake to the Pipe Works at 2.50 each. Tickets valid only in the calendar month issued and non transferable. If fewer than twenty five trips are used, a credit is given at the company office toward other tickets at ten cents per unused trip. Anniston Evevorni Gas Co H W Sexton Genl Manager.
Yesterday showcased the carpet mill under manager James Buckler reaching peak capacity with twenty five looms active the highest since construction. The first twenty five rolls were sold to a Minnesota firm which ordered twenty seven more reflecting strong interest and daily shipments to multiple points.
Policeman Frank Bryan found part of Monday night’s Cater Grocery theft in a ditch near Nolle between Ninth and Tenth streets. Hams, vigors, tobacco and canned goods were recovered and identified at the store. Police continue investigating to locate the robbers.
Industrial services firm offers comprehensive foundry, machine shop, and boiler work covering fabrication, repairs, and maintenance for metal construction projects. Local engineers provide welding, casting, fitting, and assembly services to factories and mills. Continuous upkeep and custom fabrication available.
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