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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1900
Page
3
A unique address gathered in the Western Hemisphere is to be sent to Pope Leo this month. Figures collected include those of various communities, with notes for Sheriff M. W. Meaw and connections to religious leaders in Los Axtex and Archbishop-led efforts.
Contracts made to connect all Hawaiians by the Marconi wireless system to be put in operation today. The item notes the project and includes an advertisement for the Anniston Steam Laundry, urging locals to entrust their laundry work.
A crowded meeting of doctors on Healthy Street erupts in a tale of rival medicine and a mysterious Mystic Oil of Joy. The speaker unveils the remedy as a cure for rheumatism, prompting living testimony and a final chorus that the product has conquered all foes.
Surveying efforts surge as rail lines expand in Oklahoma and Indian Territory. A Guthrie Kingfisher railway project closes its subscription, while a Perry to Blackwell route gains a survey corps and assistants expected to run today.
When you need coal order from Anniston Iee Co. The brief notice promotes coal supply and urges customers to place orders with the local firm.
Frankfort Kentucky March 1 The Ward bill appropriating 100 000 to a committee to pursue the Goebel governor assassination case passed the house by a party line 52 to 25 after five hours of debate all substitutes and amendments were rejected the bill remains in its original form
City items report Mr Exfinett Ledbetter of Piedmont visiting the city and coworkers from Southern Car and Foundry moving to Pittsburg for Pressed Steel Car roles. Grief attends the Field brothers with their mother’s passing in Mattison Miss. Anniston National Bank acquires former bank fixtures from Anniston Loan and Trust to expand space and install a new vault.
Rev J L Brittain presiding elder lists second round of Methodist quarterly conferences for North Alabama district. Appointments include Glen Addie Oxanna March 17 18 Talladega Station March 18 19 20 and many circuits from Childersburg to Harpersville through May 27 with final note J L Brittain P E.
Reports from diverse cities on March 1 include Citico furnace resuming blast, tariff repeal affecting flour, a Republican convention delegates meeting in Columbia, McKinley endorsement, and the National Editorial association session in New Orleans. The Sumner transport prepared for the Philippines with 1100 recruits. Cincinnati tunnel bids. Braddock painters demand $2.75 daily triggering possible strike.
New York reports the Plasterers Association and the Plasterers Union have agreed to limit employment to union members, pay standard wages on out of town jobs with board and expenses, and ban new shop workers for five years, aiming to avoid strikes next year.
Oxford voters show strong support for McCraw in the sheriff race while Montevallo coal markets claim top quality as Anniston Tee Co. promotes exclusive agency for Anniston sales.
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