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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1907
Page
4
The document lists May 1907 edition circulation figures for The Evening Star, noting daily totals, averages, and special print runs. It records a total May circulation of 61,885 with a daily average of 2,292 excluding 1,700 extra papers on May 20. Signed by E. Bh. McKee, General Manager, and sworn by Notary E. W. Ledbetter.
A five minute memorial tribute honored Jefferson Davis in Richmond with the Davis memorial unveiling. Railroads halted operations and many factories paused to mark the event as Aniston joined the silent nationwide observance of the Confederacy's president.
New York City consumes 25200 gallons of spirits daily and faces about two children killed weekly by vehicles. The New York Clearing House totals 1 845 772 050 000 in its fifty four years. Legal battles with landlords are common, courts hear about 100 cases daily, and many artificial flower makers are under fourteen. New York Herald.
The item lists England statistics including 80 000 amputees 17 year old widows remaining. It cites London's meat ration exceeding 460 000 tons and a fish course weight. Mentions Charles Wesley’s birth centenary and Dreadnought design features with four screws two rudders and simplified turbines. Scotland’s ten year growth rates and English rate increases are noted.
Alfred L. Tyler a founder of Anniston and longtime friend of Samuel Noble has died. He kept the Anniston Manufacturing Company operating during industrial downturn, aiding the city. His quiet charity helped workers and families, earning memorial tribute from the community.
Virginia veterans gather in Richmond for a large reunion titled the Great Testimonial 10 Jefferson Davis war time glory of Richmond. The event features Confederate flags, state emblems, and memories of Civil War service as old soldiers recall enlistment days and visit battlefields.
The Daily State lands in Montgomery with Hearst News Service backing and a polished front, signaling a fresh, ambitious Sunday morning news presentation for readers.
An old ad-style claim urges readers to keep blood pure with Burdock Blood Hitters. It promotes simple eating, exercise, and cleanliness as keys to a long life, noting a health benefit claim aimed at general wellness.
Mr Arina rushes home forty four minutes late to a scene of social guests the Fortunes visit. He laments missing early return but wife insists she warned him and the boy Tommy interjects confirming the Fortunes were to sail tonight.
A garbled scrap from a Philadelphia page shows a barber and a customer arguing over time and a razor. The fragmented exchange mentions time pressure and a struck tone as the scene breaks mid sentence.
A quip notes division with mathematical precision is easy for a chicken and difficult for Mrs Nashington and Mrs Washington as a joke about multiplication.
Louisiana marks Confederate Memorial Day on June 3 in New Orleans and across the state. Solemn ceremonies honor Jefferson Davis’s birth and Confederate soldiers with elaborate observances and grave decorations.
In fashionable Fifth Avenue eateries, tables marked as reserved with name placards are often kept empty for elite patrons. Head waiters admit the practice aims to deny seating to some arrivals while maintaining discretion, persuading others that the table is simply booked by absent parties.
The piece traces gravity from Greek and Seneca notions to Kepler and Trooke. Gabriel’s Florence demonstration. and finally Newton’s decisive demonstration, granting him the principal credit for the true mechanism of the heavens per the New York American.
An old note explains that the term bumper comes from a Roman Catholic custom of drinking to the pope after dinner using a full glass of wine. The phrase au bon pere meant good father, evolving into bumper in English tradition.
A historical Paris duel between Colonel D and M. de GC. ended fatally as they fought tied together in a hackney coach. The colonel received eighteen stab wounds while the youth, though weaker, suffered four including a heart piercing.
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at all stages as a constitutional disease. The ad claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and offers 100 dollars for any case it fails to cure. Address F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Also sells Huail's Family Pills for constipation.
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