30 Apr 1901
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1901
Page
1
The Elks Carnival lay six to H in a dramatic culmination of the Butler scandal final chapter. The sensational incident closes as authorities reveal findings and public interest remains high in the aftermath.
Judge Richardson asks the Butler County Grand Jury to examine officials amid recent train riding and vagrancy convictions. Sixteen citizens will investigate potential indictable conduct as Governor Samford pardons numerous convicted offenders.
An advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures a heavy cold and strengthens the lungs. McElreath Drug Co advertises the product as a remedy for coughs and chest ailments.
A chance customer leads to a permanent change for the tailor Boyer, altering his work and reputation. The incident marks a turning point in his business approach and client relations.
Gov. W. J. Samford telegram to a New York paper says the South supports philanthropist aid to educate and assist the negro, dispersing the educational fund between the races. He adds that white residents know local conditions best and distant outsiders may hinder progress.
Citizens in Anniston plan a 7 30 p m meeting in the Auditorium to form a Law and Order League. Promoters say the group will cooperate with city officials to bring violators of the law to justice and elect officers, with a short but busy agenda.
Mr and Mrs L B Cheatham depart tonight for Mississippi then Honolulu Hawaiian Islands where Cheatham will work as stenographer and establish residence He leaves from San Francisco on June 1 after bidding friends goodbye in Ancston and Mississippi The couple formerly worked with Robinson Bros in this city and have many friends awaiting their move to the far west.
The National Good Roads association began its Louisiana and Mississippi convention in New Orleans with over 200 delegates at Odd Fellows hall. Mayor Capdevielle delivered the welcome, and Gov. W. W. Heard spoke as interest grows in a strong state organization for improved primary transportation.
A terse travel note reads Away to the West. Away to the West. Through Alabama signaling a journey motif with no further context or people named.
The President of the United States with his wife and cabinet travel in wheeled palaces across Tennessee and Alabama this afternoon. The party enjoys the comfort and luxury typical of the era's railroad equipment as they journey toward the most interesting portions of the region.
Knoxville April 30. Dr. T. W. Jordan dean of the University of Tennessee will not accept the presidency of the University of Alabama. He will continue as dean and professor of Latin there since 1888.
An editor in Fordville Kentucky cites a business letter noting kidney trouble cured by using Foley's Kidney Cure, endorsed by McBireath Drug Co.
Albany April 10 Governor David J Hill rejects reports of a planned political trip to the west and south next year. He states he has no intention of a presidential campaign and urges avoidance of misleading press speculation. The note appears in a continuation on the fourth page.
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