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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1907
Page
4
The Evening Star June 1907 print total reached 56 950 with a daily average of 2 264. The statement certifies the figures as true to the knowledge of the signer B. B. McKee General Manager sworn July 1, 1967 by Notary E. W. Ledbetter.
William H. H. Zinn, a wealthy Anniston resident, travels the globe spreading praise for Anniston. He urges locals to support the car plant and notes legislative session in Montgomery. hot weather is linked to war talk and rapid business cycles.
A speech asserts no prejudice against honestly earned wealth but condemns monopolies and favoritism. It argues prosperity requires distributive justice, public control of railroads as public highways, and criminalizing rail carrier favors to prevent harming competition. It states government built highways and should supervise railroads to benefit all, not a few.
Dr Nicholas Butler argues that internationalism is arising and that the modern era will be defined by it. He warns against applying past standards to present actions and stresses advancing arbitration and judicial methods despite historical conflicts and bloodshed.
A manifesto titled The American Lives Too Fast warns that the nation’s rush for wealth and material comfort erodes law and spiritual values. It laments disarray after Puritan influences and stresses that personal and national ideals, once strong, are now in danger.
News notes report the Amalgamated Window Glass Workers of America, now dominating skilled hand-plant labor in the U S, starting its yearly convention in Detroit. In Maryland, Frederick observes the unveiling of a monument on the Monocacy battlefield by surviving 14th New Jersey volunteers with a large turnout and ceremonies.
The Texas railroad commission began a hearing on readjusting lumber rate charges in carloads between Texas and Pacific railway points.
Sunday school workers of Wisconsin rallied in Janesville for their twenty first annual state convention. Speakers include Hugh Cork of Chicago M A Hudson of Syracuse and Judge Ben Lindsay of Denver. The convention runs through Friday.
The Western Passenger association began a meeting in Charlevoix Michigan to dispose of applications for reduced rates for various events revise homeseekers excursion plans sleep car reservations and military rates and other traveler matters.
The third annual meeting of the Retail Hardware association of the Carolinas began in Charlotte and will run through Friday. President T. O. Flowers of Rock Hill called the gathering to order and participants will discuss important trade questions.
The eleventh annual Allied Printing Trades Council of New York state opened in Schenectady with strong attendance. Plans include expanding the organization's scope and appointing an Albany-liaison to handle legislative matters. In Cleveland, the Euclid Golf Club hosts the national amateur championship as 18-hole medal play begins with many renowned golfers entering a week of competition.
Indianapolis July 9 The State Bar association of Indiana began its annual meeting at the country club today with Daniel Frasier of Fowler presiding. Papers were read by Charles W. Miller Goshen Harry B. Tuthill Michigan City and Charles Kellison Plymouth. Merritt Starr Chicago will deliver the annual address tomorrow on Legisla
One hundred dollar reward offered for an uncured catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsements from Walding Kinnan Marvin praise F. J. Cheney. Cure taken internally. testimonials free. 75 cents per bottle. sold by all druggists. Hall's Family Pills for constipation also advertised.
A brief note outlines a gathering on the evolving field of competition law. The event features a discussion on case law contrasts and ends with a closing session tomorrow evening.
The Globe Remedy Company touts its new advertising method and honesty as keys to success. Globe Tonic is promoted as a cure for Indigestion Malaria Sick Headache and blood and stomach disorders. Free samples are offered daily and regular $1 bottles are discounted to 35 cents or three bottles for $1 with a money back guarantee at 123 West 10th St.
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