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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1907
Page
7
A brief item notes Secretary Taft and Chief Justice Fuller on the bench as a prospect for the presidency and mentions a patent medicinal remedy with ingredients like Black Cherry and Stone root said to aid coughs and digestion. It cites Dr. Pierce and a Dr. M. D. from Chicago endorsing its efficacy for stomach ulcers and related ailments.
Washington debate centers on the Foraker resolution authorizing military testimony and discharges of negro troops. Senator Tillman denounces sending Black soldiers to the Philippines and urges mustering out all Negro troops by act of Congress rather than executive order, warning Southern senators against supporting what he calls executive usurpation.
Mrs Jos, Saks and her young son Tulia are visiting relatives in Birmingham for a week. The message mentions Monteval coal and provides the phone number 72 attributed to R. O. Watson.
A garbled note describes an English actor arranging a horse hire for a New York journey. It mentions an actor manager, a horse named Palm Limited, and remarks by Sir Henry about resorts and a season in the 1970s.
Anniston hosts a special arrangement with manager William P Cullen for The Tenderfoot at Noble Street theater marking its first local presentation after acclaimed runs in Chicago and New York. Local militias Pelham Guards and Calhoun Rifles of Oxford depart for Governor Comer's inauguration with about 35 men each. News notes unrest over the Walker case, a drug store renovation at 115 West Tenth Street led by Acca Pittman, Mountain Oak encampment No 25 reports a busy semi month, and D O G side degree preparations continue with officer installations delayed to January 19.
The Charles J. Handford troupe arrives in town and stages Cymbeline this afternoon at the Alabama hotel theater with Julius Caesar slated for tonight. Handford, a leading Shakespearean actor, headlines a show drawing a good attendance. Outsider notes mention a degree conferment plan and a safety guarantee for a candidate amid evening amusements.
Donahoo & Co. note Knox ville Register extra dated July 18 1850 reporting President Zachary Taylor's death on July 9 1850. The six to eight inch wide two column extra showcased 19th century newspaper enterprise. Montevallo coal touted for heat by R O Watson.
A compact set of quick comic vignettes from Joyland features a Sunday School quip about end goals and a bumbling cigarette gag. Jiggs and James clash over a cigars memory while Miss Berten jokes about marrying a dry goods clerk. Breezy chatter rounds out the page with talk of breezy chaps and widower versus old bachelor choices.
The document details a daily schedule from 10 to 12 a m and 3 0 to 5 p m and 3 0 to 10 p m with a focus on order rules. It warns violators will have money rejected and be ejected from the rink.
A promotional note pressures Mr Progressive merchant to adopt well diffused lighting. The Gas Man promises a brilliant steady color light and guaranteed satisfaction with no risk, backing the service with a strong guarantee.
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