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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1907
Page
4
The Evening Atar will not publish on July 4 as the paper long observes the Day of Independence as a holiday.
Paul Cook, early work with the Evening Star, builds a national reputation as a writer of verse and paragraphs. His cover on the editorial page of the Birmingham Age-Herald is described as the brightest corner of that paper.
The Chattanooga Star lauds Aniston's Mayor Thos K Kilby as a leading city mayor and prominent industrial captain. It highlights his role as president of two large manufacturing firms and a major national bank, describing him as one of the South's most successful leaders in business and civic life.
A clipping promotes the Goodman remedy as a long used rabies treatment in Pennsylvania. The method includes alecampane root and milk dosed over three days, claimed effective after bites from rabid dogs. The note cites Mr A M Strong succeeding Charles P Lane as Huntsville Daily Tribute editor.
Itching and torturing skin eruptions distress sufferers, but Dean's Ointment promises fast relief and lasting cures. Priced at fifty cents, it is available at any drug store.
Judge D. Blackwell and family plan a July 15 trip to Jamestown New York Boston Buffalo Washington and Canada for about a month. Ed Murphy returns to University hospital St Louis to resume medical studies. Allen Gray Mooring of Birmingham visits Jimmie Ledbetter. Fletcher McCarty of Birmingham visits Irene Willcox. Conner Guilmatin rents McCarty home on Tyler Hill with sister. Alice May Carre and Mrs B Carre of El Paso arrive to spend summer with L. H. Carre on Wilmer Avenue. First Methodist church hosts a social for about 200 with refreshments. Mrs J Crook and children visiting Cave Springs GA. Mra McLure at home with Mrs Reynolds after visiting Hannah Crook in Jacksonville. Mary Gardner hosts sewing club. Zimmerman returns from Chicago. Dr and Mrs R C Young return from Temple GA. A R Noble, Mrs Ansley and Duncan Noble, with Mr and Mrs James Mustin of Tuscaloosa, to Isle of Palms for several weeks. Mrs W A Robinson entertained at bridge in honor of Miss Agnes Couch of Birmingham. Mrs James Sproull and Miss Aileen Douglass win prizes. Miss Hitchins leaves for Birmingham en route home to Atlanta.
Two new players Wallie Ballard from the Tri State league and Randle from Bessemer join Anniston against Talladega this afternoon. Manager Burgess aims to keep the club atop the amateur league with a strong lineup including Reynolds Burgess Bullard Newkirk Sorrell Alexander Randle Ricklin. The same lineup is expected for tomorrow’s Birmingham YMCA showdown as Arthur Brown sends a Birmingham district champions pick of 51 players to the game.
Gadsden city council passes an ordinance limiting autos to S miles per hour in city limits and bans locomotive whistles inside the town except as danger signals or fire alarms. Robert Dunlap of Gadsden leaves for Chihuahua Mexico to locate there.
Josiah Gunter a pioneer of this Alabama section died at his home at White Cloud Sunday afternoon. He was buried at Providence Church Clay County at 4 p m Monday from Talladega Home.
Pitcher Carnes of Pell City is set to start for Anniston in a Fourth of July game against Birmingham. He has recently joined as a regular pitcher for the Turks and may sign on permanently.
Montgomery 10 Birmingham 7 Atlanta 8 Nashville 6 first game Atlanta 0 Nashville 2 second game Memphis 9 New Orleans 0 Little Rock 6 Shreveport 0 Games Today Birmingham plays in Montgomery Atlanta hosts Nashville New Orleans travels to Memphis Little Rock visits Shreveport
Yesterday's results show Boston 2 over Philadelphia 1 New York 2 over Brooklyn 8 Chicago 5 over Cincinnati 3 Pittsburg 4 over St Louis 3.
A partial list shows city scores with Columbus 1, Jackson 3, Meridian 4, Mobile 1, Vicksburg 2 and Gulfport 0, leaving the event details and context unreadable.
A string of final scores lists Cleveland 4 over Chicago 0 and Washington 6, Boston 2, Detroit 8, St. Louis 5, Philadelphia 7, New York 8. The data compiles results from multiple games with varied outcomes across teams.
Lightning hit Ward Watsons residence in Dothan killing Mrs. Watson instantly. The house and contents burned completely. This is Watsons second strike and second destruction by fire after a prior blaze left him severely burned.
An early 20th century ad offers one hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure from J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Walding Kinnan Marvin endorses F J Cheney as trustworthy. Cure taken internally and claimed to act on blood and mucous. Testimonials available. 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family for constipation.
Bacon, a popular young man of Gadsden, fractured his leg in two places after falling from horizontal bars in the gymnasium at the YMCA. He suffered the injuries last night and received medical attention.
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