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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1903

Page

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Practicing Big Fraud Reaches Local Victims in County

Residents in Clay and Delta counties were targeted by R H Banks of Memphis who claimed the Mississippi Valley Planter was bankrupt and prizes would be distributed. Subscribers were told they won horses and carriages but needed to pay freight charges. J D Knight reported the scheme after inquiring in the city. Banks is jailed in Memphis.

R. H. Banks Memphis Tenn J. D. Knight Hat. Clay County Banks Evening Star Knight Mississippi Valley Planter Mississippi Valley Koight L. C. Mitchell Delta

Woodmen Elect Officers for Model City Camp

The Model City camp Woodmen of the World has elected officers for the year. Consul Commander D. Young. Lieutenant Commander L. Mallory. Banker B. R. Stickney. Clerk T. L. Graham Friscott L. Klein. Physician Dr. E. O. Anderson. Witchman John A. Mitchell. Sentry J. Weathers. Board of Managers J. C. Sproull J. T. Gardner J. B. Goodwin.

Model City Camp Woodmen of the World Lory BR. H. Stickney T. L. Graham Friscott Klein Dr. E. 0. Anderson Witchman John A. Mitchell J. Weathers Board of Managers J. OC. Sproull J. T. Gardner J. B. Goodwin

Postoffice Robbery in Ernest Clay County

Two men, Charlie Banks and Bob Hammell, charged with robbing the Ernest postoffice in Clay County, were brought to the county jail and then to Gadsden for arraignment. The robbery occurred Saturday night at Ernest Cole’s store post office, with the door broken and about $25 in merchandise taken plus all cash. Local residents J W Stephens W P Cole J H Cole and D H Ingram assisted in the arrest.

Charlie Banks Bob Hammell Ernest Clay County G. B. Randolph Gadsden Prichard Messrs J. W. Stephens W. P. Cole J. H. Cole D. H. Ingram

Jews Emigration to United States Increases From Northwest Russia

The Sebsapkrai newspaper reports an unprecedented emigration movement of Jews toward America from Northwestern Russia with all classes and ages leaving. Special steamship agencies have opened in several towns to facilitate the flow of migrants.

Sr. Perrersburg Sebsapkrai America Russia

Federal Labor Leaders Plan New York Talks

The American Federation of Labor executive council sent President Gompers and Vice President Duncan to New York to mediate the city building trades dispute. The council also approved aiding the Alabama State Federation of Labor to challenge the anti boycott law as unconstitutional.

Washington American Federation of Labor Today Gompers Duncan New York Alabama State Federation of Labor Alabama

Changes at the Auditorium Three Days Ahead

A notice invites readers to see the effects of recent changes at the Auditorium with an event scheduled for Tuesday night inviting attendance and comment.

Alabama Republican rift noted after high level talks

Washington reports a conference among Thompson Aldrich and other officials with Payne and Clarkson to seek a compromise within Alabama Republicans. Referees claim Wellman will resign, a claim he disputes. Scott plans to run for Dimmick’s national committee seat while Dimmick vows to seek reelection.

Washington Internal Revenue Thompson Aldrich Alabama Wellman Dimmick Payne J. 8. Clarkson New York Republican Committee Charles H. Scott

Concert at Auditorium for Public Library Benefit

A concert at the Auditorium tonight under the Wednesday Study club, with an informal reception by the Young Ladies club in the reading room afterward. Proceeds fund a new public library. program features include Dao-2nd Valse Op 56 Godard and pieces by Ruth McEnery Stuart and Dickensa among many performers.

Anniston Athletic Association Young Ladies Club Dao Godard Knox Reynolds Ruth McEnery Stuart Mitchel Long Mary Steele Amy Cooper Marguerite Pittinger Chester Bell Jennie Stamps Louise Blackwell Marguerite Cole Mary Henry Marilou Johnson Jessie Anderson Mattie Wakefield Sophia Rivers Helen Ledbetter Una Lefely Annie Goldring Rosie Goldring Mary Watson Iane Miller Lilian Harrison Sybil Allen Carrie Lee Higginbotham Frances Privitt Minnie Owen Mary del Owen the Picnic— Dickensa Miss Kilpatrick the Earl King Misses May

Minister Quits Methodist Church South in Pensacola

Rev GL Chilton resigns from the ministry after 31 years as a church member and 26 years as a minister. He blames present Methodists for drifting from core doctrines and says preachers no longer preach and ruling elements doubt vital beliefs. Chilton is a well known southern minister.

Montgomery GL. Chilton Methodist Episcopal Church, South Pensacola Fla Methodist Church Chilton South

Seek Homes in Lone Star State

About seventy five people left on a special train over the Louisville and Nashville line for Texas points this afternoon to seek homes in the Lone Star state. The train had two baggage cars and four coaches, with Mr. T Colie Williams as traveling passenger agent in charge.

Loutaville and Nashville Railroad Texas Points Lone Star T. Colie Williams Louisville and Nashville

Musical Recital Lineup Includes Chopin and Field Selections

The program lists Dell and Leone Robinson performing Brude Op. 10 No. 5 with Chopin pieces missing some names. Miss Margaret Reynolds performs The Werewolf by Eugene Field, Mitchell. Solo selections by Miss Bell and Miss Carrie Knox feature Filense Op. 35. Other numbers include Almost Beyond Endurance and Haunted by a Song by Riley, Estudiantina La Come with Miss Kilpatric, Misses Bell, Paggan, and Rosa Beil.

Dell Leone Robinson Chopin Margaret Reynolds the Werewolf Eugene Field Mitchell Miss Bell Filense Carrie Knox Riley Miss Kilpatric Estudiantina la Come Bell Paggan Rosa Beil

Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Health Relief

Advertised remedy claims to cure sick and nervous headaches by building pure blood and improving health. Priced at 25 cents with a money back guarantee if not cured, sold by West End Drug Co and Miller Drug Co, druggists.

Dr. King West End Drug Co Miller Drug Co

Tragic House Fire Kills Seven Year Old in West Anniston

The seven year old daughter of Mr. Davis Bean died after severe burns suffered when her clothing ignited near a grate while playing with two other children. Mrs. Bean and Mr. Bean were injured trying to help. a dog bit Mr. Bean during the incident. The child’s body will be laid to rest at Green's Cemetery in Beat 14 tomorrow morning.

Davis Bean West Anniston

Burning Sofa Fire Triggers Alarm at Residence

A burning sofa in the back yard at Mr. Max Marcus residence caused a morning fire alarm. The sofa caught fire inside the house and was moved to the yard before a call to the fire department. Firefighters arrived and quickly extinguished the smoking sofa.

Max Marcus

Painful Years Ended by Electric Bitters Testimony

Mrs S H Newson of Decatur Alabama describes three years of insufferable indigestion and bowel trouble. She credits Electric Bitters with a miraculous early improvement and complete recovery, calling it the only medicine for liver kidney stomach and bowel issues. Priced 50 cents, guaranteed by West End Drug Co and Miller Drug Co.

S. H. Newson Decatur Ala West End Drug Co Miller Drug Co Druggista

Cahaba Coal Promises Better Quality Tomorrow Orders

KK O Watson states Cahaba coal is superior to others and urges placing orders tomorrow. The note emphasizes higher quality and hints at impending availability or supply.

Cahaba KK. O. Watson

Fern del Brand Tops Canned and Bottled Goods

Comer-Maddox Co promotes Fern del canned and bottled goods as the best choice for consumers seeking quality pantry items.

Comer-Maddox Co

Anniston Chosen for State W C T U Convention

The Alabama Woman's Christian Temperance Union select Anniston to host the next annual convention after a Tuscaloosa meeting. Delegates from across the state reported well, with Mrs. W. Y. White representing the local unit. Mrs. Martha L. Spencer of Birmingham resigned as state president for health reasons. new officers elected include President Mrs. Mery L. Jeffries and others. The next local meeting will be held at 117 East Eighteenth Street on Thursday afternoon.

Alabama Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Anniston Tuscaloosa W. Y. White Martha L. Spencer Birmingham Mery L. Jeffries Julia Tutschler Livingston Mra Annie Weisel J. B. Chatfield M. T. Moory H. ©. Davia East Eighteenth Street

Lecture on World's Fair at Anniston Auditorium

Mr. J A McKnight will lecture on the World's Fair at the Auditorium Friday night. The talk will be illustrated with stereoptical views of the Fair grounds and buildings. Proceeds go to the World's Fair exhibit fund for Anniston. The Commercial club urges strong attendance to credibly represent Anniston.

J. A. McKnight Anniston Commercial Club

Heart fluttering relief with Herbive remedy

An advertisement describes heart flutter caused by undigested food and gas. It promotes Herbive to ease palpitations for a few days, priced at 50 cents and bolded by J. L. Wikle.

J. L. Wikle

Annis ton See Mfg Co Coal Ad

Advertisement urges readers to order coal from the Annis ton See Manufacturing Company and promises satisfaction. Includes a contact phone number 49.

Anniston Mfg. Co

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Memphis Man Woodmen Model City United States Liberty Organization Sterne The National Republican Committee the Anniston Live & Love Drug CO Dr. Chilton M. &. Church Trines Lone Star State Texas
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