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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1907
Page
4
The notice lists the publication office location at Eleventh and Market Streets with a contact telephone number for inquiries.
The Evening Star and Anniston Republic announce subscription prices and terms. Ten cents weekly, five dollars yearly by carrier in Anniston and Oxford. Three dollars yearly by mail. The Anniston Republic costs one dollar per year and serves Calhoun, Talladega and Cleburne counties. Communications and payments payable to Anniston Publishing Co., Anniston, Ala.
June 1907 circulation figures show daily totals from June 1 to June 30 with a total printed in June of 56 850 and an actual daily average of 2 254. The document is sworn by BF B MeKER, General Manager, and notarized by E W Ledbetter.
Summer readers in Anniston may keep the Evening Star coming by mail with no extra charge by notifying the Star office of their departure date and the address where they want the paper sent. Call telephone 68 for details.
The Trackman argues that rotten track ties cause wrecks and that railroads sacrifice safety for cost. It cites Western conditions and implies Eastern failures mirror similar causes, noting wrecks lead to expensive damage suits and harm passengers.
The ongoing strike by New York street cleaners creates a favorable environment for germs to spread. Public health concerns rise as sanitation services are disrupted and waste accumulates in affected areas.
A breezy note heralds the approach of dog days with a playful reminder that the season of heat and restlessness draws near. The line invites readers to prepare for hotter days ahead.
The piece suggests that political conditions in Alabama may dampen the anticipated excitement surrounding a senator’s election, signaling a less dramatic campaign and outcome.
Texas pursues aggressive anti tuberculosis measures amid criticism that the policy harms the poor. The piece argues it restricts rights of individuals seeking to breathe cleaner air on the western border, painting a stark social conflict over public health.
The setor who forgot his lines in a London theater faced an awkward moment as he stumbled in front of an irate wife audience, a common crisis for actors who run short of words to cover a fault.
Reports from the South indicate a marked improvement in the cotton crop with a big yield and high prices. Prosperity is poised to take full possession of the region as cotton holds a strong grip over a large part of the Southland.
Charles Nelson, 35, was struck by a Southern train in Gadsden yesterday and seriously injured. A Knoxville brewery plans a 50 ton ice plant in Gadsden ahead of a new brewery. The Emma Sansom monument unveiling is set for Thursday with Hon. Moses H. Clift to speak. Robert Crane of Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron Co will join Panama Canal work and depart soon. Ralph Lilienthal, a prominent Jewish citizen in Selma, was found unconscious and later died after a private intoxication incident and ensuing investigation.
Joel Cook wins Republican nomination in Pennsylvania's Second District to fill the seat of John F. Reyburn as mayor of Philadelphia. Virginia and Oklahoma races feature Charles C. Carlin and T. P. Gore with notable biographies.
The note recalls the 367th anniversary of Hernando De Soto's entry into Alabama lands, an historic event not widely remembered by residents.
William J. Bryan argues for a mixed federal and state railroad system to prevent centralization. He advocates federal ownership of trunk lines with states running the remainder, noting benefits to preserving state powers and avoiding unified control.
Magistrate Cornell of New York City warns crime is more rampant than ever. He cites organized bands of professional criminals, easy bail for offenders, and collusion with certain lawyers. He notes specialty criminals and lenient community sentiment boosting illegal activity.
Bir mingham Grays 系列赛取消 一场 Anniston Turks 对 Talladega 的比赛因雨延期 将于明日进行 如天气允许 并在第四日安排双双打 早晚各一场 与 Birmingham YMC A 联手 Bullard 已签约 将担任首发 Carnes Dwight 投手涨价十美元 可能不来安尼斯顿
The article extols New South Wales as criminals become hard working citizens. It notes 1821 colony of 30 000 settlers with 20 000 convicts or former convicts. An American liner tale praises settlers as sensible, while another observer quips they were sent by the best judges.
A town resident famed for frugality, Mr. Wiggles, inspires a comic exchange with an old major in Idoor. The major orders a chop and poached egg, then recalls dining with Mr. Wiggies tonight and requests two chops and two poached emer, highlighting a humorous miscommunication.
Cleopatra tells Antony in Egyptian words the view is beautiful as they ride the barge. Antony replies he arranged a Nile seating for her while rowers laugh.
Memphis hosts New Orleans, results 2 0. Nashville hosts Atlanta, score 3 2. Montgomery hosts Birmingham, 4 3. Little Rock visits Shreveport, 4 0. Games today feature Birmingham in Montgomery and Atlanta in Nashville.
Yesterday results show Philadelphia defeated New York 2 to 1 in the main game and 2 to 0 in the second. Brooklyn beat Boston 6 to 3 in the second game after a 3 to 2 first game. Chicago routed Pittsburg 5 to 2.
Results from yesterday show Columbus 2 Jackson 3, Meridian 2 Mobile 1, Gulfport 2 Vicksburg 0. The matches reflect the league's latest standings with several tight innings.
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars for an uncured catarrh case, endorses F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, and features Walding Kinnan Marvin as witnesses. It claims internal action of Hall’s Catarrh Cure on blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials available and a price of 75 cents per bottle. Also promotes Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
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