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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1907
Page
4
A fragment notes communications and remittances payable to Anniston Publishing Co. of Anniston Alabama. The item cites financial handling and payment instructions for the firm within the local notice context.
February 1907 edition circulation figures show an actual daily average of 2160 and an overall edition number of 51805. The statement is sworn by BE B McKee, General Manager, and witnessed by B W Ledbetter, Notary Public, on March 1, 1907.
Advertisement listing K Solomon and Co Pittsburgh with Bert Jacob as advertising manager.
The entry notes the Russian douma opening at noon and a hot day in St Petersburg. It also mentions the Alabama legislature planning to adjourn the next day for recess and urges objectors to express their stance by silence. Oliver failed to obtain canal coal but enjoys the disruption he causes the authorities.
The report notes Rockefeller threatening another donation to education and records Andy Carnegie being urged to use his funds to preserve his reputation as a leading philanthropist.
The piece notes the claimed rightful king of Servia is said to be residing in New York and jokes about regal presence there. It also references criminal activity in Gotham and trains robs, with comments on Kansas production and the Strother trial timing.
A resident struggled to enter West End during the six o'clock hour last night and seeks answers about the obstruction. Officials may review access controls and lighting conditions to explain the disruption.
Obituary notes the death of W D Snow known as Bill Baow, a genial Southern gentleman with many friends in the area. He is remembered for his kindly character and the community expresses genuine sorrow at his passing in the early hours. The piece also mentions moonshine committee discussions and a separate note on Thaw’s potential actions.
The article notes British colonial cotton largely fails to match U S upland cotton in kind and quality. Only western Africa's cotton and Anglo Egyptian Soudan cotton approach U S upland standards in commercial importance and likeness.
The leather industry contributed 150 million dollars to US foreign commerce in 2006, up from under 55 million a decade earlier. Data from the Bureau of Statistics, Department of Commerce and Labor, covers imports and exports of leather and its manufactures and hides and skins. Hides and skins remain the largest import item, while leather manufactures rank third among exports.
An essay excerpt critiques reformers and social ethics, praising time and love, noting the home’s sanctity against justice mobs, and commenting on reformers threefold roles. It questions wealth’s impact and mentions Cornell University’s Applied Poultry Science chair held by a colored Methodist preacher.
Special to the Star reports Southern lawmakers are angered by President and Secretary of War actions in Brownsville Texas. An affidavit process to reinstate black soldiers erodes trust, as affidavits claim rioting participation was unfounded.
The Mobile Herald notes Cincinnati geologist Connor predicts many islands will submerge as the earth’s surface grows agitated. He warns vast archipelagoes may sink within a generation while mainlands endure, contrasted with Lord Kelvin’s cooler view of aging Earth.
A gentleman from Anniston travels to Mechanicsville via Woodstock furnaces route in darkness. He encounters a deep water branch and a road barricade without lights, forcing a rough detour through mud and slag before finally returning to Fifteenth Street. He questions why the branch isn’t bridged and why no light warns drivers.
One hundred dollars reward offered for any catarrh cure that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure.endorsements from local druggists in Toledo confirm F J Cheney & Co. credibility. Internal remedy touted to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials available free. price noted at 75 cents per bottle. accompanying Hall's Family Pills for constipation promoted.
The piece argues dressing well at moderate cost and promotes silk waist options. It contrasts $15-$25 creations with cheaper $5-$7 options that appear fine at a distance but reveal cheap materials and workmanship on close inspection. It questions why silk waists should not be made locally to save money.
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