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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1906
Page
8
After the Fourth of July, the store announces deep cuts to all summer merchandise to make room for the coming season's stock. They promise savings, satisfaction or money back and emphasize they never carry over summer items to next season.
A damaged OCR fragment from a local page yields scattered names and places. Readable bits show potential community notices and brief items without complete context or clear events.
Mrs B V Stevenson announces the marriage of her daughter Ossie Lee Stevenson to Everied Slaughter Blair on Tuesday July 24 at 5 PM at their home in Piedmont Alabama. Blair a graduate of State Normal Jacksonville and a current teacher. Mise Stevenson formerly resided in Jacksonville and is related to Mayor Horace L Stevenson. Also mentions Mrs Alfred Truitt returning to Atlanta and several visitors and relatives visiting in town.
W R Hearst announces he is out of the race for the 1908 presidency. Segre clarifies Hearst will not be a candidate. Bryan notes others may claim the nomination but Hearst declines urging the original list remain with Bryan or Bailey.
Republicans of North Carolina meet at Asheville on July 7 and nominate J. J. Britt, assistant district attorney, to run in the Tenth congressional district race.
About two hundred crew members of the Russian cruiser Terek rebelled at Vigo Spain while the ship lay in harbor. Some deserted in civilian clothes while others remained aboard as officers armed with revolvers controlled the situation. The crew had previously attempted a mutiny near Seville en route to Vigo.
The steam ship Smolesk set sail from Liban via Rotterdam to New York to inaugurate the Volunteer Fleet. It will be followed by the St. Petersburg and the Saratov with regular semi monthly sailings between Libau and New York once fully established.
Secretary of war Taft conferred with the president for an hour on the Panama canal and the army in the Philippines. Before leaving Sagamore Hill Taft showed the president a draft of his Greensboro speech set for next Monday night in North Carolina.
A profile of Miriam Michelsom and her work on journalism style appears at Robinson's library. The piece discusses sensationalism and ethical considerations in early press.
The note offers prompt delivery for The Evening tar via phone contact listed as 88.
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