T R Gordon Editor and Publisher
The notice lists T R Gordon as editor and publisher with an $800 wage amount stated, indicating pay or fee context within a local notice or classified item.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1900
Page
2
The notice lists T R Gordon as editor and publisher with an $800 wage amount stated, indicating pay or fee context within a local notice or classified item.
Advertisers are urged to scout in the copy for their advertisements on the day before they wish them to appear. No ads can be accepted after Wa for that day’s issue.
Parties may subscribe to The Star at designated agencies for convenience in various city areas. Anniston Canticberry's Drug Store. Glenaddie W. Givil's store. West Eleventh Street G K Dickert's store. Oxanna Oxanna Grocery Co. Oxford T. Baggley furniture store.
Tam a candidate for congress subject to the action of the Democratic party. J We Kine.
Calhoun and Cleburne counties hear Fred J L Blackmon of Calhoun announced as a candidate for the Senate in the seventh district. He enters the race subject to the Democratic party’s action.
The author, Harry C. Gunnels, runs as a Democratic candidate for the lower house representing Calhoun County and pledges to vote for the return of Hon. John T. Morgan to the Senate unless instructed otherwise.
W. T. Edmondson, Joan T. Rowan, and M. W. McCraw announce candidacies for sheriff of Calhoun County. Each statement notes run subject to the Democratic party’s action and the upcoming primary on March 7.
A political notice states W. P. Downing is authorized to announce as a candidate for the office of Tax Assessor of Calhoun County, with the race subject to the Democratic nomination and party processes.
The IC party presents D. Z. Goovierr as the candidate for Calhoun County Tax Collector. Local Republicans and residents await further campaign details and official confirmations.
A local notice signals Bemnt B. Guover as a candidate for the office of County Treasurer in Calhoun County subject to official action. The headline indicates formal consideration or nomination by the county authorities. The source emphasizes the treasurer post and regional jurisdiction.
New Mexico Hackney announces candidacy for Coroner of Calhoun County pending Democratic party action. The entry stresses party backing and formal nomination steps to secure the office.
A clipped commentary criticizes Kentucky politics and links historical innovation to current party power plays. The piece laments perceived manipulation of political processes, noting Atlanta’s contested influence and pressing readers to reflect on national convention dynamics.
The city of Anniston records notable industrial progress during January with several firms expanding staffing. Southern Car and Foundry plans 150 more wheel foundry workers, Central Foundry to add 200 employees in 60 days, American Net and Twine to hire extensively, Hercules Tron and Supply increasing foundry staff, United States Cast Tron Pipe and Foundry to employ 600, and Anniston Carpet Mill adding workers daily. The report forecasts broad economic gains in the coming months.
The article notes that US foreign trade rose much faster than population from 1800 to 1860 and again toward the century’s end, with exports and imports totaling 776 million in 1860 for 8 million people and surpassing 2 billion by 1800 with a population around 73 to 74 million. It discusses the Isthmian canal and future growth, a Colorado volunteer cured of stammering by a bullet, and remarks on Kentucky and Anniston’s industrial outlook, plus Ruskin’s legacy on beauty in homes.
The Birmingham Times notes Rep Bryan shifts on prior stances with speed while accusing others of inconsistency. It accuses the Times of relying on a flawed source and warns of repercussions from the Globe Democrat and Democratic papers. The piece also mentions a Philippine railroad and cites education progress in Kansas and southern states, with references to local railway telegraphers and coal suppliers.
Anniston's steady industrial advance is highlighted by smart advertising and modern equipment. A laundry service promotes up to date steam machines and reliable work, while Brightman & Co at the Market near the fountain offers a wide range of meats and game.
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