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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
4
The Evening Star announces May 1907 circulation figures with total monthly print run 61885 and an average daily circulation of 2292 excluding 1700 extra papers on May 20. The per-issue figures show most days around 2210 to 2220 copies, with sworn verification by General Manager E B McKee and notary BE W Ledbetter.
The firms named in our advertising columns are worthy of community confidence for sound deals. They advertise as enterprising, progressive businessmen, a credit to our town and deserving of support. The Buyers Guide highlights trading, good goods, and honest prices.
The Birmingham Trades Council called off the general suspension of work after a mass meeting. President J B Jacobs announced workers should return to their former employment to avoid harming innocent merchants and businesses. The council described the move as sensible and manly, acknowledging the mistake and financial loss risk.
The Tri-Cities Daily launches simultaneously in Florence, Sheffield, and Tuscumbia with AP telegraph service and reporters in all three cities. Editor Will A. Steidley and business manager M. S. Hansbrough lead the venture serving about 20,000 local residents.
Special to the Star Boise June 5 The Idaho prosecutor James I Manley outlines the murder charge against William D Haywood and pins the Steunenberg killing on the Federation of Miners leaders claiming a long record of violence. Defense protests and files numerous exceptions to the opening statement.
Many visitors attended the Alabama Polytechnic Institute commencement. President Thatch conferred degrees and Dr ER B Craighead, president of Trane university, delivered the address to the graduates.
An advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease and offers one hundred dollars for any failure. It states internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and promotes accompanying Hull's Family Pills for constipation.
The text argues that voters act without concerted action, showing divisions between strict and liberal interpretations of the constitution. It contends that differing views on federal power, tariffs, and territorial issues have shaped elections, and that corruption arises when honest citizens abandon public duty, ceding control to self seeking leaders.
Dr Felix Adler argues that ethical societies overlap with some religions in conduct and emotion but differ in aim. He says religion concerns the supreme end and life’s principal business, citing Confucian order and Judaic righteousness, and notes the ethical society was not formed to satisfy hunger for right alone.
Judson Harmon argues railroads must be unbiased and serve all, charging alike. He singles out shipper distress from car shortages, noting private ownership but public-regulated needs, and urges fair, equal service as a right to all people.
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