Anniston Evening Star note of publishing staff
The Anniston Evening Star lists the publishing company and editors B Gordon and B McKern.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1906
Page
4
Evening Star November 1906 circulation report
The document records actual editions and daily averages for the Evening Star in November 1906. It lists issue numbers and daily circulations with a stated average of 2 527, sworn by General Manager EB McKemn and witnessed by Votary Public W Ledbetter in Calhoun County Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Evening Star
EB. B. McKemn
W. Ledbetter
Calhoun Co
Alabama
Salvation Army Christmas Drive Needs Public Help
Local Salvation Army officers organize a Christmas dinner and gifts for the poor with funds raised by the Evening Star. Readers may send their name and contribution to Captain Robins. listed donors include the Anniston Elks, Pell City bank, Mrs Adkins, R E Garner, and John S Reaves among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Captain Robins
Evening Star
Robins
Anniston Elks
Pell City Bank
Adkins
Jacksonville
R. E. Garner
Nes Ann Ees
Wee John S. Reaves
Sunday School Entertainment at Second Presbyterian
At Christmas evening program by Second Presbyterian Sunday school members will present scenes on a ste reopticon. The program includes biblical episodes and hymns followed by a tree lighting and gift distribution for orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church
Reopticon
Jesus
Mabel Ellis
Ethel Flood
Egypt
Bessie Mitchell Herod
Cence
Nellie Fells
Josua
Orea
Christ
Sea
Gallilee
Elodia
Susie Blount Seda
Jerusalem
Ethel Ellis
Ruby Andrews
Ethel McCurry
Peter
Jettie May Cryan
Daniel
PARDONING CONVICTS AND POLITICAL FALLOUT IN TENNESSEE
The governor and state pardoning board granted clemency to at least 25 prisoners, with many friends and relatives sharing in the joy. The piece defends pardons as humane and prudent, noting Tennessee voters recently re elected Bob Taylor as governor and made him U S senator. It argues executive clemency can reform offenders and cites critics who dub pardons as excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Taylor
Tennessee
Taylor
United States
Eight story office project to boost Anniston growth
The piece notes an eight story office building in Anniston would lift prospects and happiness. It references Santa Claus as a jovial union member and cites Roosevelt's firing of soldiers, implying more firings if needed. The Woodstock sale and its early operation are seen as boosting Anniston's industrial standing and Christmas cheer amid prosperity hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
Philosophical Quotation Cited in Unattributed Text
The fragment presents a quotation attributed to Sir P. Sid ney arguing that true reason cannot reveal itself more reasonable than to abandon reasoning on matters beyond reason. The text is an isolated aphorism with no clear article context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir P. Sidney
City Sees Rise in Naturalization Applications
Clerk I. B. Watson reports all records prepared for naturalization under the new federal law. Many foreign born residents in the city plan immediate steps, with strict eligibility: 18 years old, five years residence, declaration filed, and waiting periods before certificates can be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. Watson
Circuit Court
Congress of
United States
Vito
Watson
Mallory Heads to Hot Springs for Health
Mr. L. Mallory travels from Tuggday to Hot Springs Arkansas to seek rest and health treatment for an extended period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. L. Mallory
Tuggday
Hot Springs
Ark
Fugitives Wesley Wilkes and Eaton Hunted by Bloodhounds
A posse armed with guns and bloodhounds pursues Wesley Wilkes, a condemned felon, and Eaton, an armed white desperado, after they escaped from Gate City jail. They attacked the sheriff with an iron bar and Wilkes bit the sheriff’s daughter before fleeing into the Eastern Tennessee mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Bristol
Tenn
Wesley Wilkes
Eaton
Gate City
Wilkes
Washington's L L D Degree Presented to Harvard Library
The original copy of the degree of L L D conferred on Washington by Harvard University in 1852 has been presented to Harvard Library by E. Leffts, a wealthy New York alumnus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clgbridge
Mass
L.L. D
Washington
Harvard University
Harvard Library
E. ©. Leffts
New York
Holiday shopping and construction across Alabama towns
Three days before Christmas shoppers in Anniston see bright shop windows while Gadsden plans a new gas plant with work starting immediately. Albertville reports 100 houses built this year, 18 store houses, a greenhouse stove blast ruined plants, and Southern railway slows schedules. Talladega Eks will deliver gifts by wagon on Christmas morning as Noble street paving nears completion but faces weather delays between Eleventh and Thirteenth.
Hall's Catarrh Cure claims universal cure for catarrh
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages as a constitutional disease. It is taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces, with a promise of 100 dollars for any failure and a request to send for testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Towen
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the Anniston Evening Star
Ennierne Furnishing Company
B. Gordon
B. McKer
Enren KieverTa and Market Sree
Ala
Vie Ig Star
Reglar Boise Hie
Anniston Republic
Anniston, Ala
Tyas
W. H. Ellinger & CO
ST. Paul
W. H. Elsinger & CO
Santa Claus
Brotherhood of Joy Givers
Senate
Roosevelt
Harvard
Gadsden
Albertville
Southern Railway
Talladega Eks
Noble Street
Russell Bros
Jour Art Store
Bussell Bros
Anniston National Bank
Frank Leigh
Savings Department
Vunbonnet Babies
Bunoonivat
W.F. Wier
Tole
Aderhold & CO
National Life Insurance Co
John L. Yeatman
Dist
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