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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1901

Page

4

Labor Day note and unrest mix in a nation at balance

The Evening Star will not publish on Labor Day to honor the holiday and give printers a break. A column notes Mrs Carrie Naviox’s questionable stance and comments on Mrs Nation. The Chinese question is analyzed with imperial tensions and garrison presences. Buckler seats face vandalism concerns. An Elmore County farmer receives a life term for participation in a lynching, with discussion of justifiable versus inexcusable lynchings and race crime context.

Why I Am Still Young at 85

Russell Sage, 85, explains his work ethic and approach to life and investing. He emphasizes moderation, avoiding margins, and never retiring early, arguing a broad business sustains him and he can outwork many younger men. He warns against excess in Wall Street and stresses buying stocks outright when cheap.

Wall Street

Anniston News Ties Willett to New York Campaigns

Hon. Joseph J. Willett of Anniston is in Birmingham for political engagements. He hints at talks with New York leaders on the Greater New York mayoral race and 1904 presidential nominating plans, while denying publication of details. An unrelated ad text block follows about cigars and remedies.

Birmingham Willett New York Jedge van Wyck van Wyck Greater

People We Know Who Come and Go

A collage of short notes lists various locals traveling, visiting, or returning from trips and tasks. Names include Mr J H Callahen, Mr Ross Blackmon, Mr M B Welborn, Dr BE K Moon, Dr A G Brown, Rev Percy T Cornes, Judge C Blackwell, Mr J Norton, and others with brief mentions of destinations like Hetlin Rome Tenessee and Tallapoosa.

Cigar Shaped Electric Cars Preview From American Elevated

Osborn Congleton reveals a forthcoming transportation project by the American Elevated Railroad Company after a capital raise from 100000 to 5 million dollars. The cigar shaped car uses outer rails for electricity with clamp wheels, promising 200 mph on an elevated central rail and safety through track design. A mile and a half of road operates at Crystal Beach Canada and work proceeds on a Manchester to Liverpool link.

New York American Elevated Railroad Company Osborn Congleton Bowling Green Trust Company Registear Congleton Austin Corbin Crystal Beach Canada Buffalo Manchester Liverpool England

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