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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1900
Page
8
At 6 o'clock this evening at Mrs. Reid's home in Oxford Miss Mary McCraw will wed Mr. John Howard Moore of South Carolina. Miss McCraw, a cultured charming Oxford young lady, and Mr. Moore, a rising attorney, will be warmly congratulated on the union.
San Francisco reports detail brutal torture by the Corean government of two men linked to the 1895 murder of the queen. Both were killed after torture. Kwong died, An survived and confessed, with Japanese officials promising protection. Japan seeks investigation and punishment amid possible interference in Corean affairs.
Mr Will Darden is at home from Auburn. Mr R R Fore went to Lion City this morning. J J Embry returned from Lincoln. Paul Cook at home from the state university at Tuscaloosa Alabama. Fred L Blackmon visits Rock Run. M W McCraw arrived from a commercial tour. Carroll Steele back from Greensboro Southern University. John B Lagarde returned from Birmingham. John Hayden, here for sotto voce, back to Atlanta. T E Kilby and Oscar Kilby depart for Charlotte for days. Charlie Tidman from South Pittsburg greets friends. Prof F M Stutsman from Anoniston Business College will return Saturday and resume school Monday. Backache warns of kidney disorder and possible Brights disease. Foley's Kidney Cure endorsed. Wanted: twenty more men for weekly clothes pressing at $1.00 per month. J Levy.
A fragment promotes a so called One Day Cold Cure using chocolates and a laxative product named Laxative Auliaice. The note suggests treating a head cold and sore throat with these items. No verifiable medical claims or sources are provided.
June reports from London state British forces penetrated Transvaal to Machadodorp and heavy artillery engaged. Kruger remains at Alkmaar while Boer bulletins claim Dewet's operations included two convoys captured and 50 military prisoners. Followers accuse Boers of arson in Komatipoort and warn farms may be demolished for five miles if rail and road links are cut.
The Populist Executive Committee of Calhoun County will convene in Jacksonville on Saturday June 23 1900 at 10 oclock a m All members urged to attend and all party nominees for county offices urged to be present I E Wartson chairman
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