Circulation Statement for Evening Star June 1907
The June 1907 circulation shows a total printed count of 56 350 and a daily average of 2 264. E. B. McKee attests as General Manager that the figures are true to the best knowledge. Notary RE. W. Ledbetter certifies the oath taken on July 1, 1907.
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Parties Leaving Anniston For the Summer
Citizens of Anniston may have the Evening Star mailed to a summer address at no extra charge by notifying the Star office of their departure and providing the forwarding address. Telephone 68.
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Graceful retreat ends bold bid for victory
The article notes Mr. Stallings withdrew at the last moment from a looming defeat. Dr. T F Huey defends the Tuscaloosa insane asylum staff against grave charges, calling for a thorough examination. A peace dove hovers between Tokio and Washington as observers question its perch.
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Tuscaloosa
T. F. Huey
Editorial Fling Quotes Across Cities and Cultures
The clipping surveys quick takes from papers in Minneapolis Chicago Atlanta New York and Baltimore. Remarks include Count Bonl on American gentlemen, James on American women saying thank you, Chicago’s ballooning potential, Armorican money concerns, and critics urged reform amid politics and police in Gotham.
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Railways Need Harmonious Cooperation to Spur Southern Prosperity
The speaker warns that extreme agitation risks legislation harming railway credit, increasing borrowing costs, and stalling new projects. He cites unfair passenger fare laws and stressed population differences, urging public support for cooperative laws that protect and improve railway service rather than cripple it.
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Food For the Fans In a tight loss for the Turks
Anniston and Dwight traded scoring as Stricklin and McLure shone with baserunning in a 5 to 6 defeat. Newkirk swung for a two bagger but popped into Biddle’s glove ending the rally. Shropshire and Murphy sparkled defensively as Ballard robbed a hit. The game featured multiple errors yet constant action and a 2:00 duration with Judge H D McCarty umpiring.
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Regional scores and matchups are listed across the South
Birmingham 4 Atlanta 3 Memphis 3 New Orleans 0 Little Rock 4 Shreveport 0 Montgomery 9 Nashville 0 Birmingham in Nashville Atlanta in Montgomery Off day in the west Memphis and New Orleans scheduled a double header
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The Scrap Book The Way He Heard it
A sailor recalls a humorous misunderstanding about a song or chant aboard ship. Bill explains what a hanthem is by improvising a shouted sequence that blends words, sounds, and a final punchline. The anecdote hinges on mishearing and rhythm rather than explicit meaning.
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Spike
Scores From Yesterday Show Varied Baseball Action
Results listed include Boston 5 Cincinnati 4, Chicago 0, Brooklyn 1, Pittsburg 2, Philadelphia 3, St. Louis 1, and New York 7, detailing a slate of yesterday’s scores across multiple teams.
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Sports scoreboard recap from yesterday games
Chicago beat Philadelphia 2 to 1 while Detroit defeated New York 9 to 4. Boston routed Cleveland 5 to 0 and Cleveland then lost 2 to 0 to Boston in a second game.
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Meridian Jackson Gulfport Columbus Scores
Meridian beat none with 2, Jackson 3, Gulfport 1, Columbus 7 in a terse score snippet showing four city teams and their tallies.
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Impertinent Quote Sparks Cleveland Leader Snippet
Miss Skeery recalls seeing a man skulking in shadows while coming home, causing her to run in alarm. Her brother asks if she caught him, highlighting a tense moment reported by the Cleveland Leader.
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Miss Skeery
Cleveland
Baseball box score notes with key plays and stats
Struck out by Ware three times and by Rivers once. First base on balls off Ware once and off Rivers three times. Three base hits by McCoy and Stricklin. Two base hits by Burgess Carnes. Sacrifice hit by Newkirk. Stolen bases by Pearce Noojin and Shrop.
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Hall’s Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward
One hundred dollar reward offered for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. P J Cheney & Co Toledo endorsed by Walding Kinnan Marvin. Cure taken internally, price 75 cents per bottle. Testimonials free. Hall's Family for constipation also advertised.
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