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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1900
Page
4
W G Moody was granted a saloon license by a special meeting of the Anniston city council with conditions. A partition must be placed between the store room and a single exit kept, and the rear portion must be supervised by the city fathers. If not complied with the council may withdraw the license.
The Beaty will case proceeds at the county court house with probate judge presiding. Jurors are being drawn from twenty summoned witnesses as the afternoon session begins to determine who will contest the will and desaments of the late Maj Beaty. The defense is represented by Willett Brothers and Capt James L. Sivage with counsel from Mississippi.
A fragmented excerpt describes Chiva and distant powers in historical conflict, noting Can ton, Tartah, and Miya as imagined rivals. It recounts a Now Jersey Telegraph anecdote about artist-remembering tricks and Kepler's travels to observe stars for portraits.
A party led by Petersen explored a distant cavern near Vidtotias Hill. They found a large chamber with fresh water and a stone altar, followed by a shallow passage to the surface after cautious probing and rock throwing. The discovery suggests a possible tunnel and supports ongoing exploration efforts.
A discussion of Prof Handkel's World Problems argues that many fixed stars are planets with life and higher development. Mars and other worlds may host superior beings, with limited direct communication likely due to distance and interplanetary conditions. The piece cites potential biogenetic development and possible intelligent life beyond Earth.
A survey traces boyish ingenuity from Humphrey Potter who fixed a plug in a Newcomer engine to Edison’s telegraph quadruplex dreaming. It notes Watt’s steam experiments, Brunel’s nightcap machine, Bewick’s tool, and a ten year old Ohio boy lighting a road. It also highlights rising Japanese self reliance, and a student canal railroad linking lakes with electric power for Kioto.
A Ram's Horn Brown line cited in the Indianapolis News urges thought before speaking, imagining calmer discourse if more individuals paused to consider their words.
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