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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1906
Page
4
The beloved wife of Mr. J B Goodwin was laid to rest at Hillside Cemetery. Her life, quiet and devout, was marked by steadfast service to the Master and a consistent calling of others to consider Christ. May she rest in peace with light perpetual shining. A separate ad promotes Dean's Ointment for skin relief in children.
Leon J. DeFreese, former Anniston Business College student now in Gadsden, visits friends. George Stone of Montgomery visits his parents. Dr. J. A. DeBose elected National Dental Association delegate for Atlanta meeting. Carroll Steele of Corinth Miss visiting Anniston. J. H. Privett of Jacksonville in town. Charles H. Edmondson and Langdon Bowie Jr. of Rome guests of Ed Heard. J. D. Gaboury of Gadsden here yesterday. J. K. Lanning to Chattanooga on business. Capt. J. Bryant Shelnutt leaves for New York to buy stock for Shelnutt Dept. Emmett Harkins returns from three weeks in Calhoun Ga and Atlanta. Architect Charles W. Carlton goes to Ashland on business. Judge Thomas W. Coleman travels to wire-grass Tennessee Valley. Samuel L. Crook returns from Philadelphia vacation. L. F. Greer of DeArmanville in town.
The piece urges a solid enthusiastic Calhoun county vote for home candidates in the upcoming primary. It calls on beat leaders to mobilize voters now, stressing training turnout before polls close, and notes national figures like Bryan and Roosevelt shaping party fortunes. It mentions governor race expense reports and praises Alabama as a good place to live amid recent heavy rains.
Twenty four persons from Calhoun county have paid their 2.59 dollars to qualify as delegates to the state convention on September 10. Twelve delegates will be elected in the August 27 primary from a list of twenty five candidates including A P Agee F L Blackmon E G Caldwell Dr A J Dotlard J H Ed mondson FP M Formby L W Grant J T Greene W H Griffin W Griffin E C Harris Dr R L Haghee A Henderson B P Kennedy T E Kilby C C Morgan L J Morris D T Macon H D McCarty W L McCaa O M Reynolds W C Scarbrough J C Sproul A J Tarvin W I Weatherly.
The Ardennes circuit automobile race in Brussels starts today with Europe’s fastest cars and top drivers. Thirty one entries feature seven competitors who will race in the Vanderbilt in America this fall, including Clement Bayard Clement Heath Panhard Duray Jo Detrich Janatzy Mariaux and Foxall Keene of the Mercedes team Hemmmery Daracq.
The article notes that no census has ever been taken in Morocco and population figures are uncertain. Best authorities estimate the number of inhabitants at about 7,500,000.
Dr Reich, renowned for his lectures, told the audience that a man who has not loved a woman is no man. The remark was delivered to a group of women in attendance, underscoring his view on love and masculinity.
Statement notes that two thirds of letters moving through world post offices are written by or sent to people who speak English, highlighting the language's global reach and influence in correspondence.
Will Ball, colored, arrested by Special Officer Harry Shiretzki Sunday afternoon on selling whiskey without a license, arraigned in police court this morning. He was convicted and fined 250 dollars plus costs totaling 250.10, or work on the streets in default. Ball is said to be part of a gang of negroes the police have been watching, dispensing liquor from Market avenue between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
A historical ad asserts Doan's Regulats relieve constipation with gentle action. It warns of headaches nausea dizziness languor and heart palpitations from constipation and promotes the product priced at 25 cents available via druggists.
The Louisville Lyre urges sustained schooling for youths not to abandon education before completing a standard high school course. It argues that future success hinges on being educated as changes accelerate. Avoid pressuring youths into quitting early to pursue lower-tier jobs.
The Naval Academy’s fourth class will be the smallest since 1903 with 193 nominees sworn in and more awaiting reexamination. Total class size will top two hundred, leaving 160 vacancies to fill for 1907, with April and June examinations. Potentially about 400 midshipmen may be appointed next year.
Special to The Star from Oyster Bay New York August 13 Yesterday Miss Esac L Esac sought to sit behind the president at Christ Episcopal Church and, after being removed by an usher, stood in the rear during service She shouted Mr President to the president and in a scuffle with three secret service men claimed her watch was broken and later alleged a warrant was refused She says she was to have married in the White House during the Longworths wedding and seeks redress
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