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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1902

Page

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Destructive Wind Hits Gadsden Area Damaging Homes

Terrific winds of about fifty miles per hour plowed through Duck Springs and western Etowah County Saturday, destroying barns and fences valued at $25,000. Several homes were wrecked or badly damaged including those of R Whitt Joe Guest and Bud Guest, George Givens Beeson, Tom Jones, and G W Hardin. A negro man was killed. Selby and his wife were hurt. widespread damage reported as far as Sand Valley. An advisory from Seaboard Railway promotes mountain resort guides for summer travel. Foley’s Kidney Pain relief advertised by Elrath Drug Co.

Den Duck Springs Gadsden R. Whitt J. K. N. Joe Bud Guest George Givens B. Beeson Jack Rainey Tom Jones G. W Sand Valley Selay Upper County

Bailey Attacks Beveridge in Senate Fracas

In an early July Senate session a fight broke out between Texas Senator Bailey and Indiana Senator Beveridge after a heated debate. Bailey, enraged by Beveridge’s statements, attempted to strike him, choking him until a Senate employee and others intervened. It marks Bailey’s first recorded loss of temper to that extent in his career.

Hoosier State Bailey Texas Jin Senate Carolina Beveridge Indiana Mr. Beveridge Senator Beveridge Indianna

Miners Quit Work as Furnaces Idle Across Birmingham

United Mine Workers in Alata?me District No. 20 walk out after the contract with the Coal Operators' Association expired at 6 p m yesterday. Miners demand 5 cents extra per ton, eight hour day, and biweekly pay, while operators refuse. Tennessee Coal Tran and Railroad Company banks two Ensley furnaces and the Alice furnace as coke stocks run down with widespread idleness expected.

Birmingham United Mine Workers United Mine Workers of America Alatame District No. 20 Coal Operators’ Association Tennessee Coal Tran and Railroad Company Ensley Alice

Trades Council Meeting Tonight in Anniston

The Anniston Trades Council will hold its regular session at 7:30 p.m. in the usual meeting place. Officers elected will be installed and commence duties. Labor Day committees will be named, and a two-representative legislation committee from each local union will be announced to pursue a local labor policy aligning with state trades councils.

Anniston Trades’ Council

Army Enlistment Notice for Anniston Manpower

Wanted able bodied unmarried men aged 21 to 25 who are U.S. citizens of good character and temperate habits. Applicants must speak read and write English. For information contact Recruiting Officer at 27 Noble Street in Anniston Alabama.

United States Army United States Noble Street Anniston Ala

Congress Adjourns At Five-Thirty This Afternoon

Washington reports Congress will adjourn at 5 30 this afternoon after completing all major legislation.

Congress Washington

Sad Death at Jacksonville

News reached Anniston this morning of the death at Jacksonville of Mr. O. B. Crook at seven o'clock after a brief illness of a few days. He was a Jacksonville merchant and a widely known popular citizen. The funeral is set for this afternoon at five o'clock with Judge Emmett F. Crook and family departing on the 4:45 train to attend.

Crook Jacksonville Emmett F. Crook

Manager Appointed for Iron Queen and Peerless

Mr. R K Garner has hired Mr W Barton of Birmingham to run his large liquor business in Anniston. Barton will manage both the Iron Queen and Peerless and assumes charge today. Barton is praised for character and business sense and plans to move to Anniston with his family soon.

Barton Iron Queen Peerless Burton Garner Anniston

Fourth of July Sale at The Famous Extends to Night

The Famous will stay open Thursday until 9 pm to aid working people with the ongoing big one fourth reduction sale. This extension offers extra shopping time and a special discount event for laborers.

Levy Displays New Summer Fabrics at Opera House Block

Levy the tailor presents a fresh line of summer fabrics including linens duck cheviot wool crash in latest shades stripes and checks. Suits priced from 9 to 14 dollars promise perfect fitting at Julius Levy Opera House Block.

Calhoun Rifles Return From Encampment in Fine Shape

Ox ford notes the Calhoun Rifles returned from the Hast Lake encampment praised for orderly conduct at East Lake. Local residents proudly mention Company I. and highlight community figures like Will Adair joining the Telephone company and resignations at Turnipseed & Co. News of visits and illnesses among residents follows.

Oxforrd Calhoun Rifles Hast Lake East Lake Oxford

Superintendent of Education Appointed in Montgomery

Me Guoneila yesterday took the oath as Superintendent of Education and assumed charge. Abercrombie resigns to become president at the university. Guoneila appoints H S Abercrombie as chief clerk to succeed him, with the rest of the staff remaining to maintain operations through the fall.

Montcomery Guonelis Abercrombie University Guoneila

Kidney health promotion with Folen's Kidney Cave guidance

A fragmented health note promotes round kidneys as safeguards of life and asks readers to make kidneys healthy using Folen's Kidney Cave. It mentions Me Flrath Deng Us in a cryptic way and lacks clear context or organization.

Folen

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Seaboard Seaboard Railway Jas Virginia Seaboard Y Uth Christian Agss Atlanta Bess Morgantown Foley Elrath Drug Co Washington, D. DC United States Senate Tillman and McLaurin South Alabama Trades’ Council Noble C. S. Crook Jackson Mr. O Mr. Garner Ager Mr. R. KE. Garner Mr. ©. W. Barton Services Ullman Clothing Department Pretty Will Adair Talladega Telephone Company Capt D. H. Smith Cooks Springs Lonie Adderholt W. O. Turnipseed & Co O. W. Cooper McPherson Street Charlie Howle Cook Springs Maybelle Robinson Carrie Draper Foster Mellor Turnipseed & Co Keener Hudson Gowan Roberts Burton & Co Anniston Steam Laundry Cooper Whiteside Gunnells H. S. Abercrombie Posi Jowneys the Drewry “Res Crocery Co Miller Drug Company THE McElreath Drug Company H. S. Miller
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