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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1906

Page

9

Cottage fire destroys 4 room home near Central Foundry

A four room cottage valued about 700 owned by F M Howse burned last night around midnight. Occupied by Dave Carter, the home and Carter s household goods were destroyed. Loss to Carter about 200 as he had no insurance. Cause of fire unknown and believed to be fueled by distance from a fire plug. The property belonged to Howse and was near the Central Foundry Company.

Dave Carter Central Foundry Company F. M. Howse

Noted Authors and Poets Reside in Surrey England

The writers Conan Doyle le Gal Henne Pollock Land and the late Professor Allen have made Surrey a literary center by settling there Victor Hugo valued his own prominence and quipped with a friend Justin McCarthy now lives retired at Westgate on Sea and still dictates to an amanuensis Edwin Sandys, known for boys books and hunting guidance, has died of heart disease in New York City.

Dr. Conan Doyle Richard le Gal- Henne Frederick Pollock Mr. Leland Professor Allen Surrey England Victor Hugo Confrere Justin McCarthy Westgate-on- Sea McCarthy Amanuensis Edwin Sandys New York City Roosevelt

Wireless telegraphy vs a pacio telegraphy debate

A mix of editorials notes that Americans may seek to buy titles to reduce personal burdens, and scientists call radio telegraphy wireless. It cites peasant unrest threatening Russia and praises the Maine battleship’s six inch gun accuracy in a two mile target duel.

Boston Advertiser Providence Journal Maine Chicago Tribune

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy No Opium Claim

Advertises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as opium free for children with a 30 year reputation for colds croup and whooping cough. Claims safety pleasant taste and wide sale through J. L. Wikle.

Chamberlain J. L. Wikle

Batch of Old Letters Found in Belfast Courthouse Box

About 170 old letters were discovered in a post box at the county courthouse in Belfast Ireland. Some letters had lain there since 1896.

Belfast Ireland

Hard to Escape Measles and Enemies Across a Lifetime

A reflective line describes how illness in childhood and adversaries in adulthood shape the course of a life. It frames health and conflict as constant companions through time. The speaker notes that challenges accompany a person from youth to old age.

Stamp Values Highlight High Paying Rare Issues

Philatelic facts show a single stamp bringing over 7000 dollars and a pair selling for 10000. Meanwhile, a thousand varieties can be worth only two to three dollars each, illustrating wide price ranges in philately.

Theatrical Developments of the Season

Miss Alethea Luce and Leonard Liebling stage Amos Judd adaptation. Miss Drina de Wolfe joins Robert Loraine in Man and Superman tour. Helen Grantly stars under James B. Delcher in The Little Gray Lady. The Belle of London Town musical at Shu bert's with Camille d Arville. Charles Dillingham signs Crystal Herne for five years starting next September.

Alethea Luce Leonard Liebling J. A. Mitchell Amos Judd Drina de Wolfe Robert Loraine Helen Grantly James B. Delcher Channing Pollock Little Gray Lady London Shuberts Stange and Edwardes Camille d’Arville Charles Dillingham Crystal Herne Mr. Dillingham

State Lines and Rail Law Notes Across States

California makes wrecking a train or engine a felony punishable by death or life imprisonment chosen by the jury. Minnesota requires railway and telegraph stations to bear local names unless confusion may arise with other stations on the line. Massachusetts leads in laws for protection from long hours insanitary conditions and worker protection.

California Minnesota Massachusetts

Loyal users of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets

Dealers note loyal customers who have used Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets refuse substitutes. A free sample at J. L. Wikle's drug store invites trial, promising relief from stomach troubles biliousness and constipation.

Chamberlain J. L. Wikle

Kings Vines of Fontainebleau Auctioned for the Treasury

The celebrated kingst vines at Fontainebleau, planted under Henry IV, cling to a wall near the castle in the park. The grapes are highly esteemed by gourmets and, since the republic was established, have always been sold by auction with proceeds going to the minister of finance.

Fontainebleau Henry IV

Griefful laughter heard as visitor misses contact

A dialogue fragment describes a caller seeking an absent acquaintance. The servant says she was in, the visitor notes hearing the person laugh upstairs in grief stricken tones that moved him to near tears.

Father and Daughter Debate a Cake Recipe Mixup

A humorous exchange shows a father praising a cooking school and a daughter recounting how a cook followed different instructions. The daughter questions the outcome while the father insists on usefulness of cooking schools.

Is Reggy Improving by His Ile in College

The Detroit Free Press notes humorous freshman missteps as Reggy navigates college life. A playful line about toeing in with one foot reflects lighthearted campus misadventure and freshman optimism.

Detroit Free Press

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Tenth Street T. E. Ford Fered Anniston West Tenth Street R. O. Watson’s Pabst Blue Ribbon City OF Anniston State OF Alabama First National Bank of Resources U. S United States M. B. Wellborn W. W. Stringfellow V-Prest J. B. Goodwin H. A. Young A J. Goodwin Aheefords Howard Murphy Princess Skating Rink Anniston Lodge No. 91 Whetstone & CO Blue Mountain Lodge No Him Noble Street Theater J. M. Ragan Thomas G. Jones Roulhne Marshal Long Clerk Greenleaf Oxford Lake Tenth St Harry Borkan W. E. McBee Seaboard Air Line Birmingham Seaboard Dr. Marsh Daniel Tyler Hose Company Callelephone 515 W. Tenth St Mountain Oak Lodge No West Anniston G. H. Brummell & CO Brummell & Pinson Eleventh Street Quintard Ave New York Oxford Lake Park Noble St T.J. Weir Mgr TEL Butenshon G. W. Persell Elephone 370 N. Noble St M. F. Doering Minneapolis Journal Meass Philatelic Frisco Indian Territory, Oklahoma and Ala Cornatzer Memphis Tena the Evening Star the Anniston Republic No. 68 Geo. H. Lee Little Rock, Ark Frank M. Griffith Trav Agt Texas Rego Pacific E. P. Turner L Pass. Agt Dallas
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