Evening Star Subscriptions Available at Local Stores
Citizens may subscribe to The Star at multiple city locations and nearby towns for convenience. In West Anniston Castleberry's Drug Store on W Fifteen Street, Glen Addie W G Sivil store near Ping and Fifth, East Eleventh Street G R Dickert's store, Oxanna Oxanna Grocery Co, and Oxford T Bagley's Furniture Store.
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Los
West Anniston
Castleberry
Glen Addie
W. G. Sivil
Eleventh
G. R. Dickert
Oxanna
Oxanna Grocery Co
Oxford
Bagley
Edmondson Announces Candidacy for Calhoun Sheriff
We are authorized to announce W. T. Edmondson as a candidate for sheriff of Calhoun county subject to the action of the Democratic party.
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W. T. Edmondson
Calhoun County
Grover Announces Re-election Bid for Calhoun County Treasurer
Henry B. Grover declares candidacy for re-election as County Treasurer of Calhoun County subject to Democratic party action. The announcement notes his intention to continue in office.
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Calhoun County
Henry B. Grover
Democratic Executive Committee Call for Calhoun County
The Democratic party executive committee of Calhoun County Alabama calls a meeting in Aniston January 18 1900 at 12 oclock in the city courtroom. Chairman R P Thompson urges all members to attend.
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Oxford
Ala
Democratic Party
Calhoun Youny
Anviston
R. P. Thompson
West Anniston Star Agency Delivers Dailies and News
The West Anniston agency at Castleberry's Drug Store on W Fifteenth Street invites subscriptions to The Star with delivery each afternoon. News and personals dropped there are telephoned to the office promptly. The Star's weekly price is six cents.
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West Anniston
Evening Star
Castleberry’s
W. Fifteenth Street
the Star
Bryan Seeks Expansion With Peaceful Philippine Policy
The presidential candidate favors expansion and keeping the Philippines as a territory with peace toward natives. He opposes the administration plan to conquer with force, argues Filipinos will consent to statehood with proper respect, and says the US needs an Orient post but must proceed rightly.
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Bryan
Democratic Party
United States
Philippines
Orient
Gospel Truth Denounces Political Boss as Menace to Freedom
The Brewton News editorial condemns the political boss as a menace to free institutions, arguing party allegiance matters little and that emancipation from boss rule is vital for a party’s survival and fitness.
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Brewton News
Sunshine w Shadow and a humble poet's reflection
A reflective piece on talent and purpose cites John Henry Therrell and Georgia poet Frank L. Stanton. The author questions why some are gifted and others not, urges cultivation of individual gifts, and contrasts Therrell's modest aims with heroic zeal. It ends with a motto about each soul’s potential and a note for a rental storefront near Castleberry's Drug Store.
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John Henry Thorrell
Fane
Tabie
Mr. Therrell
Georgia
Frank L. Stanton
John Hen
Therrell
Jungfrau Railway to the Jungfraujoch Ride
The Jungfrau railway system advances toward a lofty goal with a rail line 7.7 miles long to the Jungfraujoch and an elevator for the final ascent. An observatory will cost at least 20000 dollars plus 1200 annually for research while power comes from Lauterbrunnen, with 2600 horsepower after two Escher-Wyss turbines are added. The project faces six-year completion and avalanche considerations, and lightning has struck the station without major damage.
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Dungfrau
Kernese Oberland
Jungfrau
Seheidegg
Figer Glacier
Figer
Kiger
Monch
Jungfraujoch
Lauterbrunnen
Oerlikon Company
Switzerland
N. Y
Stage Heroes Scarce as Heroines Dominate Theater Talent
Franklin Fyles argues in the Ladies' Home Journal that actresses are easier to cultivate than actors. He notes more pliable faces and speech, and a higher supply of hopeful female performers. He claims male roles predominate, making heroes scarce while heroines are plentiful.
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Franklin Fyles
Ladies’ Home Journal
Paris reports 1500 dog bites in 1898 figures
Hygienic reports for 1898 show 1500 persons bitten by dogs suspected mad with eight deaths. The note contrasts headline topics Capital and Labor and includes a wry line about marital duties.
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Paris
French suitor proves devotion in mistaken marriage plan
A Christmas Day family gathering centers on M. Allard who offers marriage to Mile Eulalie after a letter found in a sack reveals a mistaken betrothal to Gabrielle. The twist ends with Eulalie accepting Allard and Gabrielle choosing independence, while Allard declares true affection.
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Madame
Eulalie
Mile
Gabrielle
M. Allard
Mademoiselle
England
Gronaks Allard
Mme. Goudinet
Eulate
Father
M. Gaudinet
M. Goudinet
M. Aklard
Monsieur
Ealalie
St Louis Globe-Democrat
Cramming System Criticized as National Crime in Ladies Home Journal
Edward Bok contends against home study for children under 15 and advocates limited school hours with substantial outdoor activity. He argues for balanced brain work and physical development, stressing air and sunshine for growth and criticizing overlong academic demands. He notes Tower of London naming and Norman fortifications in contrast to castles. The piece includes a traveling anecdote about Murray and a newspaper office exchange.
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Edward Bok
Ladies’ Home Journal
Murray
Jacksonville
Tlne
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
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