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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1914
Page
4
A mix of editorial asides and odd phrases references public notices and commentary. Mentions Calhoun county Anniston Mt Lassen Villa Huerta Teddy Roosevelt and Sir Edward. references to newspapers magazines and boycotts. Fragments hint at political and social topics of the era without a clear single event.
The passage notes J. Lind’s quiet yet prolific writing while his discussions paused. It also mentions T. Rosevelt’s rare silence, reserved for composing his autobiography, highlighting a contrast between public chatter and private work.
fragmented quotes from Anniston Star and Andalusia Star appear on a Detroit beach scene. The mixed snippets reference Justice Stein, the recall question, and local sentiment, but lack full context or complete reporting details.
The Montgomery Advertiser quotes The Geiger Times praising Judge Thomas W Coleman noting his equal standing with top jurists and foreseeing his lasting legacy. The tribute recalls his octogenarian vigor and links his life to Dr. John W. Stagg, with Anniston as a noted home of both families.
Frank N. Julian now on the Alabama Railroad Commission favors patronage reform and cost savings through abolishing useless court offices and reorganizing circuits. He warns of battles with court-house rings, urges governors and bar associations to push reforms, and advocates broader, decisive action beyond lawyer recommendations.
Entries recall events from 1730 birth of Gen James Wadsworth to 1903 French president Loubet visiting England. Notable items include 1781 James River battle near Wayne and Cornwallis, 1835 death of Chief Justice John Marshall, 1872 Democratic convention nominating Horace Greeley, 1886 Vancouver fire, 1893 death of Guy de Maupassant, and 1903 Loubet’s English visit.
A notice offers a free home treatment for rheumatism and neuralgia from Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana. It claims the remedy banishes uric acid, loosens stiff joints, purifies blood, and restores vitality with no climate change required.
London reports that many British noblewomen will witness the Ritchie vs Welsh boxing title bout at the Olympic Stadium tomorrow night. Aristocratic leaders plan box parties with suppers and dances, promising a crowd unmatched since the previous century when noblemen attended matches.
The next regular meeting of Gordon Memorial Camp U S V will be held in Draper’s hall Oxford on the second Wednesday July 8 at 2 30 p m All members urged to attend Confederate soldiers and sons are invited to join By order of J H Snodgrass Commander W T Dodd Adjutant
Wichita Kansas July 6 a $20 000 000 railroad sold by court order for 6 009 000 Promoted by Arthur B Stilwell the Kansas City Mexico and Orient line now runs 25 miles from Wichita to Alpine Texas The sale places the property and construction companies under a stockholders reorganization committee A plan to reorganize and extend the system from Wichita to Kansas City and to the Gulf is expected to follow.
Kansas grants charter to a socialist college to be located in Fort Scott. The school will offer both correspondence and resident study teaching from the producers’ viewpoint. Funds go to expand the college and aid student education.
G. E. Mayne of 108 Stxrteenth Street heard a prowler near a window Friday night and fired at the intruder. He exited through the front with a pistol, chased the man around the corner, but believes the shot did not hit.
Oyster Bay July 6. This week ends the retirement Roosevelt entered after his physician's order. The ex president still says he will not run for governor but many supporters urge him to accept the nomination.
Mrs Susan Thornton drank bichloride of mercury under duress from Charles Wagner a 38 year old widower authorities said in Pittsburg on July 6. The alleged coercion led to her fatal act in a case under police review.
The Oliver Plow Works in South Bend, Indiana, resumed full operations today after a period with reduced staff. Face of heavy Western and Southwestern crop prospects demands utilization of the plant to its maximum capacity, with about 2,500 workers employed.
Washington July 6 John H. Clark of Cleveland Ohio has been selected by President Wilson to be United States Judge of the northern district of that state.
A discourse on social ties of a prominent woman intertwined with politics, noting her close relationship with her father and rumored marriage hints. Then a formal notice announces a second primary election on August 10, 1914 in Anniston, Alabama, per the City Democratic Executive Committee, detailing procedural context and officials W. H. Weatherly and H. Young.
Notice announces a primary election to be held August 3 1914 in Anniston Alabama to choose Democratic candidates for mayor city council president and two councilmen per ward, with voters of the city casting ballots for these offices.
The Newark plant of American Bottle Company started a new eight hour workday from 19 hours with no pay cut. The change adds about 200000 dollars yearly to payroll and could hire 250 more workers.
District Court announces first meeting of creditors for the bankrupt Joe Powers in Anniston Alabama. The meeting will be held July 20 1914 at 9 a m at which creditors may appear to prove claims and take actions as authorized by the Bankruptcy Act. Anniston Alabama July 6 1914 C H Young Referee Itpa WANTED An office girl Anniston Steam Laundry
Paris July 6 The Countess de Bois Lucy formerly Miss Julia ONeill of New Orleans arrives with her latest husband Edward Wilson of New York, secret marriage in London. After divorcing Count Lucy last December she vowed to wed only an American, praising American men. Previously she was heart free until her love of dance led to Florida chapters.
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