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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1901

Page

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Engines and Freight Cars In General Smash-Up

Two Southern switch engines were involved in a peculiar smash up near the cotton compress this morning about seven o clock. Engine 1351 pushed a freight car on the main line while 1330 backed down to enter the main line. 1331 swung onto the side track and rammed 1330. The runaway struck a line of freight cars and was halted, with 1330 severely damaged. No one was hurt, 1330 will need repairs, and 1331 is drivable again. Engineers and Crew avoided injury. train traffic not delayed.

Man Falls From Moving Freight Car at Union Depot

George Allbright a white man fell from a moving freight car attached to the Alabama Mineral passenger train near the union depot this afternoon. He suffered severe head and arm injuries after losing his grip while attempting to climb down from the top. He was taken to police headquarters after being carried inside the station by two companions.

Allbright Union Depot Ile Police

Ten Thousand Epworth Leaguers Arrive for San Francisco Convention

Nearly 10 000 delegates arrived in San Francisco for the International Epworth League gathering. Notable train arrivals included 250 Pennsylvanians from Philadelphia and a 500-strong Chicago and Kansas City train. A 2,000-voice concert at Mechanics’ Pavilion drew full crowds as preparations for the convention were praised by Dr. Joseph F. Berry, league secretary.

International Epworth League

Kiker Leaves Wilmer Hotel After Indigestion Attack

M. C. Kiker confined to a Wilmer hotel room for two days due to an acute indigestion attack was able to go home this morning, about five miles north of the city.

M. C. Kiker Wilmer

Texas faces water famine amid drought across state

Dallas reports no rain with hot winds parching crops and curtailing water use. cattlemen along the upper Brazos fear scarce water as grass dies and streams dry. Cotton is damaged and a three day continuation could threaten the crop, while funerals for M M Dempsey’s father are noted in Furnace Row.

Dallas Tex Zoolegy Texas

Early Use of New Life Pills Suggested in London

Starved in London after indigestion. Dr King's New Life Pills touted to strengthen stomach aid digestion and improve appetite. Sold by Elam Drug Co at 25e with money back guarantee.

London Dr. King Elam Drug Co

Preacher Invited to Address Anniston Laboring Men

Rev. 8 B Wasson will preach Sunday night at the First Methodist church by invitation of the Anniston Trades Council composed of local labor unions. The sermon will cover topics of special interest to laboring men and a large crowd from city unions is expected. The public is also invited to attend.

Anniston Trades Council Anniston B. Wasson First Methodist Church Wasson

Judge Crooks Reply Expected Tomorrow

Probate Judge Emmett F. Crook prepares a reply to a county board card about six month expenditures this year versus last, referencing a morning paper. The judge’s communication will appear in the Evening Star tomorrow.

Emmett F. Crook W. A. Scarbrough Board of County Commissioners Judge Crook Evening Star

Work Awarded for Excavating at Ensley Plant Site

Work has commenced on a contract awarded to William Du Pree for excavating in Ensley. The project, assigned and to begin immediately, aims for early completion as real estate circles discuss the Southern Car and Foundry company’s rail mill plant location nearby.

Foley's Kidney Cure Praised By Ashboro Resident

Thos W Carter of Ashboro North Carolina suffered kidney trouble. After one bottle of Foley's Kidney Cure he recovered fully. McElreath Drug Co endorses the remedy as unmatched.

Foley McHlreath Drug Co Thos. W. Carter Ashboro, N

Unbroken Struggle in Pirrspura as Amalgamated Wins Narrowly

In Pirrspura PA on July 17 workers report Amalgamated officials satisfied with results while manufacturers stay silent. Mill closures at Clark and Monessen sheet mills narrow the district wide lockout, leaving only one tin plate mill at Monessen and one sheet mill at Duscanville open. Non union National Tube workers gain higher wages, stirring discontent among union men at Southside plants who seek a matching increase. After Southside talks, a demand is expected.

Banner Salve Heals Sore in Three Applications

Jas G Ambhertof of Della Ohio reports a stubborn facial sore healed after one application of Banner Salve and completely gone after three, leaving no scar. The note also praises McBhreath Drag Co. Clear water and soap free of chemicals used by The Model Laundry at 12th and Noble with a sample bottle offer. Rye among Levi’s Leaders.

Jas. G. Ambhertof Della Ohio McBhreath Drag Co

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