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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1900
Page
2
Notice lists Gordon and Stockton proprietors at Columbian building Noble street and announces publication terms for Anniston Alabama including annual rate five thousand dollars and a March 5, 1900, date.
A lama candidate for Congress is subject to action within the Democratic Party. The announcement notes party procedures and the pending status affecting the race.
The State Senate reports Fred L. Blackmon of Calhoun and Lewis J. Morris as Democratic candidates for the Seventh Senatorial district comprising Calhoun and Cleburne counties, pending party action.
Tam Gunnells declares candidacy to represent Calhoun County in the lower house subject to Democratic action. He pledges to vote for the return of Hon. John T. Morgan to the U S Senate unless instructed otherwise.
Multiple announcements declare candidacies for sheriff of Calhoun County subject to the Democratic party action. W T Edmondson Joan T Rowanp and M W McCraw are listed as contenders in the upcoming primary on March 7.
An authorized notice announces W. P. Downing as a candidate for Tax Assessor of Calhoun County under Democratic party action. Dave Cowden is also announced as a candidate for Tax Assessor, subject to Democratic party action.
Henry F. Montgomery will be a candidate before the Democratic primary for County Treasurer, as the Henry B. Grover action proceeds. The notice identifies Montgomery as a contender in Calhoun County.
N M Hackney runs as Coroner candidate in Calhoun county subject to Democratic party action. W M Franks also seeks re election to the coroner's office under party guidance. The notice indicates party process will determine final nominees.
Ika J. Davis respectfully solicits votes from Calhoun County residents in the upcoming Democratic primary for the Fourth District Commissioner race.
The craftsman who builds a single house in Anniston fosters local growth and prosperity. a builder of many homes is a public benefactor. The Transvaal war notes recount Cronje’s surrender shifting theater to Boer territory and signaling Boer resistance despite English reverses.
After a decade of six cent cotton the South saw a return to nine cent spot prices in early season trading in Anniston. The revival supports hopes for future profits, encourages further cotton mill construction, and strengthens the region’s agricultural and industrial outlook.
The article explains the Aldrich Robbins race for the district's congressional seat will be acted on by the House, debate started this morning and a final vote due tomorrow at 2 30 PM. It notes the committee favors Aldrich and a Republican majority is expected to back the committee's recommendation regardless of whether the Democrat won the majority.
The Sheffield Reaper, an upright and bright young passer, marks its tenth year of operation in the state.
The Workingmen's Jeffersonian Dollar Dinner committee plans a dinner tonight at Terrace Garden with speakers including William J. Bryan John P. Altgeld Mayor Jones of Toledo Gov Pingree of Michigan and Congressmen Sulzer Lentz and Towne The event was moved from Lincoln's birthday to Washington's birthday and postponed to tonight In Cincinnati a complimentary dinner will honor Judge William H Taft at the Queen City club this evening.
The American Journal of Health endorses Murray Hill Club whiskey as a pure, beneficial stimulant. It argues judicious alcohol use supports strength and vitality, citing laboratory tests confirming purity from Jos. A. Magnus & Co. in Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Murray Hill Club Whiskey, referenced earlier, is sold in Anniston by local retailers and distributors with distribution across area markets. The note highlights availability and regional reach of the brand within the Alabama city.
March 2 1900 order requires nonresidents Lydia Evans Brock Milam Wright Greer to answer the bill in Calhoun county Alabama chancery. Publication in Anniston Evening Star weekly for four weeks. Respond by April 2 1900 or a decree pro confesso may be entered. Clerk A H Shepperd Caldwell Johnston solicitors.
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