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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1902
Page
1
The Drewry Brothers Grocery Company extends a cordial invitation to attend a Wednesday evening event from 6 to 9 30 oclock on December 30. The notice invites all community members to join a hospitality gathering at the store location.
The Seaboard Surveying Corps is en route and expected to reach the area within a week to begin surveying the new road project. Local officials anticipate initial site work and measurements to start upon arrival.
Engineers of the Seaboard Air Line arrived in Anniston to survey a line from Jacksonville toward Birmingham and Ragland on the main East and West connection. The project would give Anniston access to the Coosa coal fields, reduce fuel costs, and add a third competing railroad. The survey team includes E T Peveley and J Michael and will continue toward Jacksonville after a night in town.
Montgomery December 8 The supreme court has been hearing impeachment proceedings against Probate Judge Lovry of Exsowah county for two days. Today Judge Lovejoy was the first defense witness and explained the charge against him.
Peter J. Wid of Erie has suffered a five day continual hiccup following an appendectomy. Attending physicians report no relief and his condition is critical as death seems likely without prompt remedy.
New York reports a furious press attack on President Roosevelt by Morgan influenced outlets calling him a political mountebank and a mental wobbler. The stock market fell two to five points as the message circulated and Morgan remained silent.
Public health notice warns that many cough medicines contain opiates causing constipation and safety concerns for children. Foley's Honey and Tar is claimed to be non opiate and safe according to Mil jer Drug Co.
Philadelphia coroners investigate deaths of several infants tied to life insurance policies. A list of fifteen insurers allegedly trafficking in child lives emerges as police probe the murders of three young children blamed on parents. Coroner Dugan weighs charges amid growing public fear.
Mrs. John Ellis Sr died suddenly at 11 a.m. at her home on Baventeooth Street and Walnut Avenue. She was nearly 60, a devout Christian, beloved by many. Her son, John Ellis, grand master of Alabama Odd Fellows, is away. funeral plans await his return.
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