CAPT CROOKS CANDIDACY FOR STATE AGRICULTURE
Captain James Crook, a well known farmer and businessman with long public life in Alabama, is considered the probable winner for State Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries. Reports from across the state praise his candidacy and predict broad support from counties and influence. He is described as highly qualified to fill the office to the satisfaction of the people.
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James Crook
Alabama
Gray
Board of Education
Fifty Thousand Club Idea Proposed for Anniston
A proposal urges forming a Fifty Thousand club in Anniston. The author argues that growth makes reaching the goal feasible with little effort and within a few years.
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Anniston
Good roads and schools unite communities
The piece argues that good roads, churches, and schoolhouses bring residents closer and spur progress across developments, noting the timeless relevance of improving infrastructure for communal growth.
Yale Law School Prize Awards Honor Niel Sterne
The Yale law school prizes announced include Betts prize awarded to N. P. Sterne of Anniston Alabama for first year honors, and Cum Laude honors to Matt Walton of Lexington Kentucky and Norman Well of Baltimore Maryland. First year honor goes to Nathaniel P Sterne of Anniston Alabama. The Betts prize carries $50 for top first year law class scholar.
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Annistonians
New Haven
Conn
Yale School of Law
Exemption Claim in Assault Case Sparks Court Exchange
In court the defendant admits striking and pursuing the victim and throwing stones, but invokes extenuating circumstances. He explains the victim is a piano house collector demanding installment while his daughter practiced and he read the paper. The judge questions the viability of such extenuation.
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Cleveland
Making flowers pay drives clergy and widows to profits
A Carmarthen vicar earns 2500 pounds yearly from a London dealer while a Berkshire widow reportedly makes about 5000 pounds annually from Marechal Nile roses, illustrating lucrative flower trades for individuals.
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Carmarthen
London
Berkshire
Shooting Stars and Silent Lessons in a Fragmented Tale
A Washington Post fragment explores quirky dialogue about finishing schools and paternal wisdom. It pivots to a Chinatown observation noting surprisingly clean fingernails and personal hygiene contrasted with overall sanitation.
The Foreign Devil and the Bath in the Middle Kingdom
An anecdote recalls a wealthy Chinese official touring a Western residence. In the lavatory a guest asks about the tub and washing habits, prompting a humorous exchange on this perceived colonial stereotype and a yearly Chinese custom.
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Ing
Middle Kingdom
Methodist and Baptist dispute over who decides
The article describes a conflict where Atlanta Methodists trim their stance on a strong figure as Torrey faces Baptist opposition. It notes disagreement among preachers and raises the question of who determines doctrinal leadership with reference to Elbert Hubbard as the suggested decision authority.
William Jennings returns in ill health after gain
The piece notes William Jennings is combining business with pleasure and will come back to America sicker and bigger. It mentions Premier Goremykin bearing a heavy burden and references Talladega politics and Breathitt county’s homecoming. It also notes Frisco delaying Fourth of July celebrations to July 5 amid religious voting concerns.
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William Jennings
America
Endorsement Highlights Gray for Lieutenant Governor
The Birmingham News lauds Henry Gray as a capable, energetic candidate for lieutenant governor. It cites his rail regulation stance, support for veterans pensions and schools, road and convict policy, municipal code advocacy, and extensive public service including alderman and board of education roles. The paper portrays him as a proven, reliable Democratic leader ready to fulfill pledges.
Henry B Gray Seeks Lieutenant Governor Post
Henry B Gray campaigns for lieutenant governor drawing support as a former newspaper man and public spirited citizen of Alabama per the Talladega Reporter.
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Henry B. Gray
Mr. Gray
Alabama
Talladega
Henry B Gray enters race for Lieutenant Governor
Hartsville Enquirer notes Henry B Gray joins the campaign for Lieutenant Governor. The piece argues he targets the Louisville and Nashville railroad troubles in the south and north divisions and claims his efforts gain support and yield results in North Alabama.
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Henry B. Gray
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
North
Alabama
Hart
Alabama hopes under Comer and Gray for rail rate reform
The Canebrake Herald proclaims with Comer as chief executive and Henry B. Gray of Birmingham as Lieutenant Governor that Alabamians should look forward to the completion of railroad rate reform and liberation from the shackles of serfdom imposed by the state’s railroad czars.
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Ingham
Alabama
Canebrake Herald
Poles of Paper Telegraph Poles Tested as Wood Alternatives
The article reports that telegraph poles made from paper pulp can be molded into hollow rods with a central core. With borax and tallow mixed in, these poles are described as lighter and stronger than wood and resistant to sun, rain, and dampness, promising longer life.
Medica! Talk on Present and Future of Things
Quote explores views on possibility versus reality, noting that speculation about what could have been is folly while focusing on current conditions and potential future changes is worthwhile. Emphasizes practical outlook over hypothetical nostalgia.
George Washington Fined For Street Tax Memory
In a police court session, George Washington, an ebony delinquent, argues he cannot pay street tax, claiming to live in Atlanta. Judge Briles admonishes him, noting the misnaming and urging a true tale, ordering a $4.50 street tax payment.
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George Washington
Recorder Greene
Jedge
Duke
Dallas County Announces Candidate for Congress in Fourth District
A Dallas County figure declares candidacy for Congress from the Fourth Congressional District, subject to Democratic primary action.
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Dallas County
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