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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1907

Page

5

Carrollton Visitors In City On Business

Prominent Carrollton Georgia businessmen J Lee Vaughn D A Powers C T Burks and J D Smith are in city on business since yesterday morning. Also new comic post cards and art cards offered by Anniston Trading Co. Freight wreck delays eastbound train between Pell City and Riverside with no fatalities. New ribbons and hair accessories advertised. Magnificent flour urged to be mentioned by merchants. Police court records show $80.80 charged to 11 defendants. six discharged one continued. Piano sale offers from Carter Music Co and Henderson Sturges Piano Co with bargains and easy payments. One man cited for beating his wife and disorderly conduct paid $22.70. Allman Bros offer embroidered linen suits at 25 percent discount.

Southern Pell City Riverside

BROWNS IN POLICE COURT AFTER WEST ANNISTON FIGHT

Five Browns faced police court this morning for a street fracas in West Anniston. Brickbats and sticks were used, leaving skinned heads and bloody garments. One offender paid a 19.80 fine. another was discharged. All defendants were Black.

West Anniston

Revival meetings at First Baptist draw strong interest

A large congregation heard Rev. J. W. O'Hara at the First Baptist church last night and showed keen interest in a revival underway, as he plans a series of sermons this week with Pastor Rev. A. Spinks assisting.

J. W. O'Hara First Baptist Church Mr. O'Mara Spinks

Glen Addie Homes Burn In Sheriff Report

Fire destroyed three Glen Addie residences owned by J T Sargent B C Sargent and T C Yancey on Palmetto near Fourth Street at three this afternoon. Delayed alarm allowed the blaze to gain headway before firemen arrived. contents saved only in damaged condition while houses were wrecked. Insurance status unknown as crowd gathered to watch the conflagration.

J. T. Sargent B. Oc, Sargent T. C. Yancey Palmetto Fourth Street Sargents Father Mr. Yancey Glen Acdie

Ancient Chinese Ming ware and Japanese court tale

Historical note describes Kingte Chin pottery from Ming era as highly valued yet fragile. It claims 9 of 200 pieces survive with utmost care and recounts a Japanese noble feeding a ranked attendant for breaking a cup and sending him to China to purchase a replacement.

Kingte Chin Japan China

Arkansas and Tennessee lawyers hold joint convention in Memphis

The Arkansas and Tennessee bar associations opened a joint convention in Memphis on June 4 with a welcome by James H. Malone. Presidents Joseph W. House and F. H. Heiskell gave annual addresses, followed by talks on Criminal Law Reform and other topics, with sessions to run through Friday.

Memphis Tenn Bar Associations of Tennessee Arkansas James H. Malone Joseph W. House The Arkansas Bar Association F. H. Heiskell Tennessee Bar Association Whitfield Supreme Court of Mississippi Jesse Turner van Buren Ark Albert W. Biggs

Cotton Acreage Shows Rare Increase This Year

Special to the Star Washington June 4 The crop reporting bureau of the department of agriculture today announced a revised estimate of the cotton acreage planted last year The new figures are larger than previous estimates and make the total 32049000 acres The estimates of the amount planted this year total 32060000 acres The average condition of the growing crop on May 25 was 70 5 percent The average condition last year at the same time was 83 6 percent

The Star Washington Crop Reporting Bureau Department of Agriculture Today

Wisconsin Elks Meet In Waukesha Convention

Wisconsin Elks take charge of Waukesha for three day state convention and reunion. Delegations arrive by train as the gathering is touted as the largest ever held in the city with decorations, entertainment, vaudeville, band concerts and a big parade planned.

Waukesha Wis Order of Elks Wisconsin State Association

Rheumatism Cure Promoted By Modern Medical Prescriptions

An article promotes a rheumatism cure using antirheumatic tablets with Sodium Bicarbonate and Salicylic Acid followed by a daily tonic mix of Fluid Extracts and cordial. It claims modern medicine offers great progress and that a month of treatment can work wonders even in chronic cases.

Vermont Battleship Vermont Gets New Commander at Charleston Yard

Captain William P. Potter USN today reported to the Charleston navy yard to assume command of the new battleship Vermont now fitted for its first cruise. A grand silver service from the State of Vermont will be presented before the ship departs.

Oe Mae William P. Potter USSN Seal of Navigation Charleston Navy Yard Vermont Navy Yard

Not So Foolish Nurse Tales from the Bath

A Cleveland Leader note recounts a humorous scene where Dr Cheyne visits Beau Nash in Bath and asks if a prescription was followed. Nan Ianpuldiy jokes that following it would have broken her neck after she tossed it out the bedroom window.

Cheyne Beau Nash Bath Lim Nan Ianpuldiy Cleveland

What Can Be Done With a Chafing Dish

A customer asks what can be done with a chafing dish in a bookshop while a tired clerk recalls a Welsh rabbit party from the previous night. The exchange appears in the Catholic Standard and Times.

Catholic Standard and Times

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O. H. Parker & CO AOA Anniston W. F. van Arsde Noble Street City News Georgia Anniston Trading CO Ullman Bros Carter Music Company Henderson-Sturges Piano Company John A. Carter Greene Allman Bros Sloan Allen City Court Phillips Hobson City Frank M’intyre Sterne’s W. M. Mashburn R. E. Duncan Duncan & Jones Atlanta Avenue Jones & Mash Stevens Jewelry Co Carre-Field Shoe CO Burn Dincan Wilmer Avenue First Baptist Meeting Allman. Bros Model Ice Co Tetley M’intyre's F. M. House Geo Peterson G. H. Brummel & Co East Tenth Street P. H. O'Brien Glen Addie Homes Nixon’s F. M. Nixon Glen’ Addie J. W. Fore Smith & McKinney Noje National Telephone Company Wheeling W. Va Jed T Wr Pekka L. H. Kaplan Sam Cherry Anniston Lodge Evening Star Office Wilmer W. R. Foote Oxanna Land Title Guaranty CO Apri Tf ELKS Dave Kodaks Russell Bros Cround Floor Studio Anniston, Ala Wigley & Moore Les Alabama Anniston Banking & Loan M. B. Wellborn Incram Bill Jim VIM George G. H. Brummer & Co Donahoo
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