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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1907
Page
4
The June 1907 issue list shows daily print runs with totals and averages. The document records 56 550 total June copies and a daily average of 2254, sworn by General Manager EE McKehr and notary EB Ledbetter on July 1, 1907.
Residents of Anniston are urged to inform the Evening Star office of their summer departure and provide the mailing address to continue receiving the paper. Telephone 68.
An Anniston blackout after an electric plant accident shows how indispensable electricity and steam have become. The piece argues that removing these two engines of civilization would cause chaos and reflects on modern dependence versus grandfathers’ era.
The Sunday Sun, edited by W. G. Collier, debuted yesterday to a favorable reception in Anniston. The paper is described as bright and newsy, with strong advocacy for organized labor and ample coverage of labor issues.
A compact list shows newspaper mottoes linked to historic titles including Chattanooga Times The Good Old Times Atlanta Constitution The Keystone of the Nation Chattanooga News More Than a Pound in Weight and Value Atlanta Georgian and News A
A garbled OCR fragment lists assorted newspaper names and stray phrases. It references titles like Atlanta Journal, Birmingham Age Herald, Birmingham News, Montgomery Advertiser, Montgomery Journal, and vague phrases about names and ledgers. No clear event or individuals are identifiable.
The dispensary system became effective today with facilities opening in both Sheffield and Tuscumbia, one dispensary in each town.
Mr Riomett Gt bk of Jacksonville is here today. Miss Dear Whelchel returns from a two week Du ton Ga vacation. Mrs J J Tarmett and son visit Knox ville Tenn relatives. Mr and Mrs T B Gordon and children return from North Alabama. Others travel to visit relatives and attend weddings or summer homes in Georgia and Alabama. moves and visits noted across Birmingham region.
Mrs. Carrie A Lomax widow of Civil War Colonel Tennent Lomax died at her Montgomery home at 10 p m yesterday. She was among the state s most noted women and lived a life of public service.
An advertisement offers Globe Tonic claimed to cure indigestion with free samples or bottles at 35 cents per bottle, guaranteed, and priced at 1 dollar later. The ad lists 123 West Tenth Street as the location.
The State bar association has elected officers for the ensuing year with H. D. Mallory as President and a slate of vice presidents including Mel Smith W. T. Sanders J. A. W. Smith W. O. Mulkey Tipton Mollins. Alex Troy serves as secretary and treasurer with A. B. Steiner as chairman and an executive committee including P. McIntyre P. Hf Sterne Gaston Gunter and Alex Troy.
One hundred dollar reward offer for any case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo endorsed by Walding Kinnan and Marvin as honorable businessmen. Cure taken internally. testimonials free. price 75 cents. advertised to all druggists. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Mineral Wells Texas health resort mengalami major fire last night causing 100000 in losses across 30 buildings. Amusement palace Hawthorne pavilion Mineral Wells sanitarium Bath house Lithia pavilion Wann hotel and additional properties sustained damages in the blaze.
Dr Samuel Reed once a leading physician in Toston faced a quirky problem with a bay horse that refused to cross bridges. To avoid misrepresentation he published an honest local ad stating the owner wished to leave Bowton due to the animal’s peculiar obstruction.
The Anniston team delivered star play in both games while Newkirk sparked the offense with three bags in the ninth inning of the first contest. Reynolds shone in center field as scores show Pell 23, Anniston 1 in game one, and a high-energy matchup preceding it.
The games with the Birmingham Grays will start tomorrow after travel delays. Reynolds is expected to pitch the first game of the series on the local grounds.
Second Baseman McCoy of Alabama City explains the heavy defeat of Pell City by Dwight at Alabama City Saturday. He blames Pell City pitcher Dendy for poor form after getting out of bed to pitch. A former Alabama City player on Pell caused a flagrant error in the second inning, igniting the fireworks for Dwight.
New Orleans sees a 5 to 4 score with Memphis, while Shreveport posts 8 to 4 against Little Rock in the regional contest.
Cincinnati beat St Louis 4 to 1 in game one then lost 6 to 3 in game two. Chicago and Pittsburg split a doubleheader with scores 3 to 5 and 4 to 4.
Detroit routed Chicago two to nothing while Cleveland defeated St. Louis three to one in yesterday’s results.
Gulfport upset Vicksburg 2 3 in a Cotton States League action while Milwaukee beat Minneapolis 6 8 and again 6 8 in the American Association first and second games. Louisville defeated Indianapolis 2 3 Kansas City routed St Paul 10 6 and Toledo topped Columbus 11 7.
In Missouri Benton carried on his fights as a territorial force population moved in. A senator spoke of a quarrel but Benton responded that he never quarrels, only fights, and whenever he fights a funeral follows, as he stated in the Senate.
The passage recalls Senator West, aging and in frail health, comparing his state to a very old negro from Kentucky who explains his suffering with anno domino. The anecdote frames decline and memory through a regional dialect vignette.
When Zachary Taylor became president many Washington figures claimed a single official was indispensable, the assistant postmaster general John Hebby. The ongoing insinuations urged Taylor to heed this fixed opinion, noting Hebby’s long service and importance in the administration.
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