Editor RK Gordon Dies After Illness
Notable editor RK Gordon, long associated with the paper, died after a period of illness. The obituary notes his leadership role and contributions to the newsroom.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1900
Page
4
Election slate for local coroner and district commissioner
The record lists candidates M. W. Woodruff for coroner and W. M. Franks for commissioner in the 2nd District, with X. H. Bagley also appearing as a candidate.
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X. H. Bagley
Industrial and Souvenir Edition Preview for Anniston
The Star and Republic announces an forthcoming Industrial and Souvenir Edition. It will feature a complete review of Anniston's resources and professionals. The magazine style publication will showcase the city’s progress and enterprise with robust editorial effort. In Italy electric traction expands on eighty three miles of rail and plans hundreds more lines.
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The
Star
Italy
Mountains
Cocea
Black Creek Falls
Oxford
Oxanna
Anniston
Gadsden
Census push urged for missing Anniston residents
The Star publishes a notice from Hon. Daniel S. Jones urging residents who were overlooked by census enumerators to provide their names street and house number to the local district enumerator. The deadline is near with extensions only for emergencies as efforts continue to count Anniston and surrounding areas. The piece then shifts to brief national notes praising General Joseph Wheeler and detailing other political data from South Dakota and New York elections.
Editorial Expressions of State Exchanges Survive
From the Montgomery Advertiser, four Confederate Congress members from Alabama survive. They are ex-Senator James L. Poghany ton, J. L. M. Curry in Washington, Henry Jones in Florence, and Dr. J. P. Ralls in Gadsden.
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Talladega Mountain
Montgomery Advertiser
Confederate Congress
Alabama
James L. Poghanyton
J. L. M. Curry
Washington
Henry ©. Jones
Florence
J. P. Ralls
Gadsden
Bryan leads with twenty six states backing his convention stance
Up to date twenty six states have acted and William J. Bryan has secured more than a majority of the 930 delegates who will act in the convention. The Birmingham Age-Herald reports the developing political momentum for Bryan as delegates converge on the party gathering.
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Birmingham
William J. Bryan
Morrow
Drowning Hero Ends Tragic Slip in River
In Huntsville Mercury a Louisville lad died after attempting to rescue a drowning girl in the river. The report notes the tragedy that followed his fall into the water. Also advertised is a sale listing for a lot of window sash and frames by J. H. Kaplan on Noble Street near Ninth.
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Huntsville
Mercury
Louisville
J. H. Kaplan
Noble Street
Ninth
Summer Resorts Accessible via Southern Railway Travel
Southern railway highlights dozens of summer retreats from Asheville to Monte Sano and Ocean shore spots. The line publishes a folder Sum mer Homes and Resorts with hotel rates and rail fares, available from A Benscocer in Chattanooga. Donahoo and Company offers coal and prompt delivery.
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Southern Railway
Asheville
Hot Springs
Hale Springs
Tenn
Roan Mountain
Chattanooga, Tenn
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