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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1906
Page
5
Rebekah lodge No 15 meets tonight with orders from N G Effie Richards and piano shop notices urge price checks and repairs. Donahoo & Co advertise lake theater tickets and coal orders while a rider notes a forged hat exchange at Tron Molders union. A railroad accident kills a Black brakeman named Robert Heath near Oxanna junction. Twenty six police court cases report fines and sentencing. Mansfield’s Butter promoted as top quality.
A long digest lists court orders and actions against major trusts and railroads. It notes actions from June and February including Standard Oil cases, railroad rate bills, and antitrust prosecutions, with brief outcomes, indictments, and fines across multiple states and courts.
The statement declares that A H Weathers will not be responsible for charges incurred during his absence in Anniston.
I have secured the agency for the celebrated Monte Valllo coal phone 78 O W Watson offers coal supplies and service to customers seeking dependable fuel and prompt delivery.
In New York a 9 year old boy playing blind man's buff with siblings and cousin on a seventeen story tenement roof falls to his death after losing his grip. Lena moments earlier removed her blindfold as the tragedy unfolds. Augusta and Sadie aided but could not save him. The boy died instantly on the court below.
Miriam Michelson presents a profile of a sensational writer at Robinsons library. The piece sketches the boisterous style and public appetite for scandal driven reporting. It frames how rapid emotion and bold headlines shaped early newspaper culture.
Local business leaders aim to boost Anniston by fostering public spirit and attracting new industries and residents. Each new enterprise and newcomer enhances opportunities for business growth and city wealth.
The Alabama Cleaning and Pressing Club lists M. T. Houser as proprietor at 1014 W Eleventh St with a $1 monthly membership. It details prices for ladies items and gentlemen’s pressing including skirts waists lace curtains gloves and coats, and notes responsibility limits for articles left in garments.
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