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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1909

Page

10

Anniston Times comment on roads and depot plans

The article discusses the push for better roads in Tuscaloosa and surrounding counties, arguing for immediate action and funding. It also advocates a new union railway depot for Anniston, estimating a cost of not less than $250,000, citing the city’s growth and future potential.

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What Is A Democrat In Mack's View On Party Loyalty

The Nashville Banner reports Norman Mack defends party loyalty in a Democratic Magazine discussion. He says a member who votes for party tickets while opposing some planks remains a true Democrat, bound to majority will, though may vote for Republicans if not active in primaries. The piece shifts to critique of the Howard Gould divorce case and public excess among rich elites, contrasting American democracy with European aristocracy and noting the vulgar display of wealth unnerves many observers.

Norman Mack Richmand Bryan Mack Democratic Party Lenst Chattanooga Jay Gould Jim Fiske Anna Gould Howard Gould Helen Gould George Gould Howard Anna Noblesse Howard Goulds Harry Thaws Nashville

Awakening and the World’s Sleep in Pastor Russell's Sermon

Pastor Russell of Brooklyn Tabernacle spoke in New Britain on the theme Awake thou that sleepest. He argued the world is nine tenths dead in mind and heart due to the fall and called for spiritual awakening through the gospel. He warned that few will truly hear and urged rise from the dead as a personal choice to seek higher, Christlike living.

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