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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1906

Page

4

The Man for the Place Capt Crook for Alabama Agriculture

The office of Commissioner of Agriculture and Public Industries needs the right man. Capt James Crook of this county is urged as the best equipped candidate with fairness integrity and strong agricultural knowledge. He is described as a leading Alabama figure with public life experience and broad support.

Commissioner of Agriculture and Public Industries Jamey Crook Capt. Crook Alabama Yedra

Coleman Endorsed for Alabama Supreme Court by Talladega Bar

The Talladega county bar endorses Hon. Thomas W. Coleman Jr for associate justice of the Alabama Supreme Court. The Talladega Reporter praises him as one of the youngest and best judges with a strong judicial lineage and a solid reputation as an upright official.

Today Evening Star Talladega County Thomas W. Coleman Alabama Supreme Court Talladega Coleman Tomes Supreme Court

Knox Leads Race for Alternate Senator in State

Reports from across the state praise Hon John B Knox as a leading candidate for alternate senator with strong support growing in the final campaign days Col Knox’s backers optimistic about high standing Justice Samuel D Weakley praised as chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court and likely to be retained Senator Allison appears ready to write tariff compromise planks suggested by Iowa platform análisis

John B. Knox Col Samuel D. Weakley Alabama Supreme Court Iowa Allison

Woman shoots husband at Birmingham lounge. bonds posted

Mrs William McVay fatally wounds her husband in a McVay supper lounge on Second Avenue. She surrenders after stating she bought the pistol to kill him over alleged infidelity. Bond set at 5000 dollars as she leaves with her four year old son.

Birmingham William McVay McVay Second Avenue

Dean's Ointment praised for skin cures

A testimonial touts Dean's Ointment as the best and cheapest skin treatment. It claims to cure piles eczema itching eruptions and minor injuries with permanent healing. A retiree from East street and D R Van Pelt endorse the salve bought at S H Henderson's. price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. sole US agents.

Dean Anniston D. R. van Pelt East Street S. H. Henderson Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Bryan's Homecoming Promises Big Week in Washington

Washington forecast notes William Jennings Bryan sails aboard the Prinz Irene expected in New York by Wednesday. A Madison Square Garden ceremony Thursday will honor his return with speeches by leading Democrats. Also slated: rifle competitions at Seagirt NJ, a new railroad rate law taking effect next Tuesday, the American Bar Association meet in St Paul, and Booker T. Washington's National Negro Business League gathering in Atlanta.

Washington William J. Bryan Bryan New York Madison Square Garden Mr. Bryan East Lincoln American Bar Association St. Paul National Negro Business League Booker T. Washington Atlanta

Learned Ladies and Medieval Plasters in Elizabethan Pride

A reflective passage contrasts female medical pride with learned doctors of London. It recalls Dame Margery Paston famed plasters and a husband seeking such remedies for James Hoburst, while Sir John Paston expresses sentimental gratitude for bonds formed by those works.

London Margery Paston James Hoburst John Paston Margery

Hidden Grease on Woolen Cloth Floors Crowns New York Shops

The New York Press notes that woolen garments shed adima fats during cutting. Friction from wool over wood oils shop floors and cutting table woods, causing slippery surfaces. Electric knives accelerate the grease transfer, making tables resemble a rendering department.

New York Press

Wyoming GOP to Convene at Casper for State Nominating Session

The Republican state convention of Wyoming will assemble at Casper next Wednesday to name candidating for governor and other state officers.

Republican State Convention Wyoming Caspar Hfoy

National leaders to honor 50th anniversary of John Brown fight

Vice-President Fairbanks and other national figures will participate in ceremonies at Osawat omie Kansas next Thursday. The event marks the 50th anniversary of John Brown's fight with observances led by notable men of national prominence.

Fairbanks Osawat Omie Kas John Brown

Futurity Race Set To Decide Title At Sheepshead Bay

The Futurity, a premier race of the year, will be decided this Saturday at the Sheepshead Bay course.

Sheepshead Bay Course

Notre Dame Lady Promises At‑Home Cure For Rheumatism

A widow in Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment for rheumatism and neuralgia claiming to cure muscular and joint pains without changing climate. The letter from Mrs M Summers Box 400 Notre Dame promises proof of results and urges sufferers to write for the treatment.

Store Room For Rent On Noble Street Block

Space measured 207 by 110 feet located between 121st and 131st Streets on Noble Street offered for rent. A stock of groceries is available for sale with the premises if requested. Apply to Bass & Heard for details and arrangements.

NOBLE Bass & Heard

House Shape Tumblers and Bands Listed for Sale

Inventory notes itemize common tumblers five cents each with plain and banded designs. Bands priced three cents each or two for. Also lists varieties by shape and band options for customer selection.

Fifth Avenue Hoffman House Bismark

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Anniston National Bank Leigh Savings the Anniston Evening Star B. Gordon Ala Market Streets Publisher's Press Association Waly Jaly W. F. McCartney M. Alexander Calhoun Co Asntslon, Alabama Man T. W. Coleman, JR Knox J.C. Ayer Co Ayer The Ers Seagirt N. J National Board For the National Rifle Association Kress Hoffman Ameter Monk & Crumpton, Grocers Tures Anniston Electric & Gas Company Noble and Tenth Sts Russell Bros Noble Street Kodaks Russell Bros., Anniston
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