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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1909

Page

6

Explosion Feared Across 20 Miles Wrecks 18 Buildings

An explosion at the Eastern Dynamite Company plant in Gibbsstown New Jersey shattered five of 18 buildings and damaged thousands of window panes within a 20 mile radius. Two workers are missing and believed blown apart as aftershocks followed the initial blast. Telephone wires were disrupted and experts blame careless handling of frozen dynamite.

Chester Eastern Dynamite Company Dupont Powder Company Gibbsntown N. J

Sullivan Seeks Jeffries Johnson Bout With 75000 Purse

Boston telegram reports John L. Sullivan and manager Frank Hall will post 75000 for a Jim Jeffries and Jack Johnson heavyweight title bout. Sullivan promises a venue but will not reveal it yet. He states it angers him that the world championship is held by a negro.

Boston John L. Sullivan Frank Hall Jim Jeffries Jack Johnson Tommy Burns Sullivan

Dependent children considered by U S president

Washington January 20 The last of Roosevelt east room conferences is set for January 25 to discuss saving a national resource the dependent child More than 100000 dependent children exist yet care is inconsistent A national children bureau may be proposed at a federal department with expert child savers to examine standards and methods for aiding destitute youngsters

U. S Washington Roosevelt United States Pers Op Children’s Bureau Son York State Charities Aid

Mrs Shepperd Dies Suddenly At 75 In City

Mrs. M. Shepperd age 75 mother of Mrs. R P Allen of Nineteenth and Quintard died suddenly Wednesday at 8 am at the home of Mr. Allen presumably from heart failure. Funeral at 10 am Thursday from the home conducted by Dr. J D Simpson of the First Methodist church. Native of Natchitoches parish Louisiana, she had many acquaintances in this city.

M. Shepperd R. PD. Allen Nineteenth and Quintard Allen J. D. Simpson First Methodist Church Shepperd Natchitoches Parish Louisiana

Lame Shoulder Treated with Chamberlain Liniment

Advertisement states lame shoulder is muscular rheumatism. No internal treatment needed. Apply Chamberlain's Liniment freely twice daily for a quick cure. Promotes value for muscular and skin diseases. Sold by Elam, Ordway & Houser.

Elam, Ordway & Houser

Iowa Charity Conference Opens Tenth Annual Session

In Des Moines Iowa the State Conference of Charities and Corrections begins its 10th annual three day meeting. Topics include juvenile courts loan agency abuses relief medical staff in poor relief jail improvements and care of epileptics and mentally feeble minded.

Des Moines State Conference of Charities and Corrections

Michigan Governor Warner Pushes Lobbyist Suppression Law

In his inaugural message Governor Warner urged a new law to curb legislative lobbyists and to impose restrictive measures on liquor traffic, outlining political reform goals and regulatory aims.

Warner Michigan

Jacksonville Notes Reflect Local Visits and Illness

Long column lists residents visiting relatives and traveling to Anniston. Names include Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hames Jr of Anniston, Jamie Francis, Miss Mary Henry of Gadsden, Miss Pearl Roberts, Whit Whitesides, Miss Sue Lancaster, Ernest West, Mrs. John P. Burke, N. Milligan, John Adams, Miss Helen MacKnight, W. W. Battle, Mrs. Fannie Atkins, and Arthur Battle.

Jacksonville W. M. Hames, Jr Anniston Hames Jamie Francis Francis Station Shade Williams Mary Henry Gadsden Pearl Roberts R. Ff. D Whit Whitesides White Plains Helen MacKnight W. W. Battle Fannie Atkins Arthur Battle

Bones Found in Swiss Cave Reveal Ancient Human Remains

Swiss cave yields bones of men dating about 100000 years, showing ancient humans faced constant danger from wildlife. Modern danger comes from deadly diseases, praised by A W Brown who credit Dr King’s New Discovery for curing his persistent cough and lung troubles. Drug ads promise relief for sore lungs and pneumonia with trial bottles offered.

Switzerland A. W. Brown Alexander Dr. King West End Drug Co Elam Ordway & Howser Scarbrough Drug Co

Notice of Final Timber and Stone Proof for Alabama Land Claim

William J. Cobb of Choccolocco Alabama filed Timber and Stone claim serial 0871 for se4 section 18 township 15 south range 9 east Stuntsville Meridian. He will present final proof before G B Randolph U S Commissioner in Anniston Alabama January 23 1909 with witnesses William J Hand Joshua W Cobb Oliver P White Jasper W Cobb all of Choccolocco Alabama.

U. & Land Office Montgomery Alabama William J. Cobb Choccolocco Ala Range Stuntsville Meridian G. B. Randolph U. 8 Northern District Anniston William J. Hand Joshua W. Cobb Oliver P. White Jasper W. Cobb Nathan Alexander Register

Sidewalk Paving Progress on South Noble Street

Public sidewalk paving on South Noble Street has been completed and is appreciated. More paving is needed nearby to match the improvements and benefit pedestrians.

South Noble Street

Dean's Ointment Stops Itching Instantly Now

Advertisement for Dean's Ointment claims to stop itching instantly and cure conditions including piles eczema salt rheum tetter itch hives herpes and scabbies available at any drug store. The line suggests a general medicinal ointment promotion with no dates or places.

Dean

Birthday Observance Honors General Lee by Daughters of the Confederacy

In a packed Circuit court room the United Daughters of the Confederacy and Confederate veterans marked General Robert E. Lee's birthday with songs, essays, speeches, and crosses of honor. Dr. J. F. Walker spoke on the private soldier and loyalty. Judge H. D. McCarty delivered a moving address as veterans wept. The event featured musical performances and recitations, with a decor of flags and evergreens. In New Orleans banks and public offices closed for memorial exercises.

County Court House Robert BE. Lee United Daughters of the Confederacy Circuit Court Room O. M. Reynolds W. H. Forney J. F. Walker A. F. McGhee South Lincoln United States Alabama New Orleans Robert E. Lee Confederate Veterans

Lee's Birthday Observed Across States With Events

In Virginia and several Southern states General Lee's birthday was marked as a holiday with offices closed and business suspended. Salutes fired by the Howitzers and Lee monument decorations by the Daughters of the Confederacy followed in Richmond. Similar observances occurred in Augusta Mobile Dallas Houston Galveston and other cities under veterans groups and Confederate affiliates.

Richmond Lee Virginia Daughters of the Confederacy Dallas Tex Houston Galveston Port Worth Texas Augusta Court House the Daughters of the Confederacy Mobile Alabama

Sees Mother Grow Young with Electric Bitters

Mrs. W. L. Gilpatrick of Dan forth Me credits Electric Bitters with turning her 70 plus mother youthful. After 20 years of dyspepsia and failed remedies the tonic restored appetite sleep and strength. Endorsed by local druggists at 50 cents.

W. L. Gilpatrick Danforth West End Drug Co Elam, Ordway & Houser Scarbrough Drug Co

Death of J. J. Eubanks Widely Grieved in Piedmont

J. J. Eubanks died at his Piedmont home after a brief illness. He served twice as Piedmont mayor and was a member of the city council, a justice of the peace, County School Board member, and Piedmont school board trustee. Survived by a widow and four children.

J. J. Eubanks Piedmont Calhoun County Eubanks Piedmont School

Dr Kings New Life Pills advertised for restful sleep cure list

A night riders raid is depicted as calomel croton oil or aloes pills that rob sleep. Dr Kings New Life Pills are advertised to cleanse the system and cure colds headache constipation malaria without distress. 25 cents at local druggists West End Drug Co Elam Ordway Houser Searbrough Drug Co.

Dr. King West End Drug Co Elam Ordway _& Houser Searbrough Drug Co

Restorative Nerveine touted for convulsions and epilepsy

A testimonial from H Bunnell of Lincoln Indiana claims Dr Miles Nervine cured his son after years of brain fever and fits. The letter asserts dramatic improvement since using the product in 1902 1903 and offers refunds if the bottle fails. The Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana markets the remedy via local agents.

Miles Longcliff Hospital Logansport Ind Nervine Loug H. Bunnell Lincoln Miles Medical Co Elkhart

Stock Law Election Ordered in Beat No 15 Alabama

Calhoun County Alabama Probate Judge orders a stock law election for Beat No 15 part not in a stock district. Polls open February 13 1909 at John McMichals Corner Ith Street Dunkin Avenue. Voters decide if stock shall be prohibited running at large.

Stock Law Election Planned in Beat No 3 Antioch Church

A vote will be held on February 13 1909 at Antioch Church Beat No 3 to decide if stock should be prohibited from running at large in that area. Qualified voters not in a stock law district may vote yes for prohibition or mark stock law no. H J Truitt F M Lester J J Robinett named managers with A J Skelton J A Stevenson clerks and J S Kadle returning officer.

Calhoun County Alabama Antioch Church Beat No. 3 H. J. Truitt F. M. Lester J. J. Robinett A. J. Skelton J. A. Stevenson J. 8. Kadle Emmett F. Crook

Wellingtoner J P F Hollowell Visits City

J P F Hollowell of Wellington spent the day in the city as a visitor, meeting local residents and touring downtown landmarks.

J. PF. Hollowell Wellington

Also Mentioned on This Page

Agr von Oh Aip Jeffries-Johnson Mrs. Shepperd Iowa News Notes OF Department of the Interior McCarty Dr. Walker Sam Smith J. H. Brickhouse R. F. Groves B. Monut M. D. Watkins J. W. Bates W. T. Clark Cornerith Street Dunkin Avenue John McMichal J. D. Kirby W. D. New D. L. Loyd R. N. Groves T. H. Ledbetter D. F. Holder
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