30 Jul 1901
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1901
Page
1
A stark report highlights shocking disclosures in South Africa detailing political tensions and social unrest. The piece analyzes governance challenges, public reaction, and potential implications for the region's stability and reform efforts.
Rev Herman D Vanbroekhuisen warned at a Christian Reformed church that Boers in Transvaal and Orange Free State camps face rapid death from unsanitary conditions and starvation. He urged U S aid to relieve the suffering of his countrymen.
A London reader suffered due to indigestion and poor digestion. The advertisement touts Dr. Kings New Life Pills as strengthening the stomach aiding digestion and assimilation and improving appetite. Price 25c money back if not satisfied. Sold by Elam Drug Co. druggists.
The ongoing lottery draws boost public interest with large prize pools and expanding ticket sales. Officials report steady winnings across regions as participants await recent results and follow official updates.
At El Reno Oklahoma the federal commissioners report 1000 claims awarded yesterday with another thousand to follow. Stephen A. Holcomb of Pauls Valley and Leonard Lamb of Augusta drew first picks in their districts, while James R. Wood of Weatherford and Mattie H Beals of Wichita won the Lawton district capital prizes and will file first for adjoining quarter sections.
A minority report on section four of the suffrage policy was tabled 109 to 25. The convention appears almost unanimously in favor of the grandfather clause, shaping the final section vote.
Local event announces a big Labor Day celebration with committees named to organize activities and oversee arrangements. The announcement emphasizes community involvement and the planned festivities.
A lively Anniston Trades Council meeting appointed committees for Labor Day celebrations including arrangements, amusement, parade, finance and outside attractions. Labor Day is set for September 2 with plans to stage a major event and reports to follow at the next session.
Chappell Cory reportedly resigns from the Journal service amid career shift rumors. Details remain preliminary with officials undecided on next steps.
Montgomery July 30. Chap pell Cory resigns as managing editor of the Evening Journal to join the education department and may run for superintendent to replace Abercrombie. The incumbent seeks no further candidacy. no other names are announced. The item notes potential management shakeups at the Journal.
A fragmented line mentions Mrs Nation and saloons in a context suggesting social reform themes. The text hints at a comparison or reference to Mrs Nation but lacks clear event details or dates. No additional names or places are readable to establish concrete facts.
Threshing crews from Whcarra Kansas smashed five joints and wrecked pumps after being denied liquor on Sunday. Citizens sought arrest of the rioters but retreated. a renewed effort yesterday failed. The sheriff has been asked to intervene. Dr King’s New Discovery praised for coughs and lung conditions. Elam Drug Co. sells large bottles 50 cents to $1.00 with trial bottles free.
When in need of any grade of coal or stove wood or drays, phone 72, RK. O. Watson, Fresh imported segars good size 8 for 25 etc. are among Levi's leaders.
Milwaukee July 30 Walter Kempster reports bubonic plague may sweep the United States. Dr. Wingate and Dr. Wurtz back the warning. He notes the disease is already on the Pacific Coast with deaths in San Francisco and spread to New York and beyond.
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