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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1900
Page
6
Announcement from Anniston Alabama dated March 7 1900 notes Fred L Blackmon of Calhoun seeks the State Senate from the Seventh Senatorial district comprising Calhoun and Cleburne counties. The statement identifies a candidate for Congress and a local editor involved in Democratic party processes.
A candidate for the lower house in Rental Hoan County pledges to support the Democratic party and says they will vote to return Hon. John T. to the United States Senate if elected. The statement frames a party loyalty position and a specific senatorial vote.
Announcer declares candidacy for sheriff of Calhoun County subject to Democratic party action. Names include T. Rowtanp and W. Woonterr with reference to the party primary on Motes. Mcraw also announces candidacy subject to Democratic party action.
Por Tas Ansemeer announces his candidacy for Calhoun County Tax Assessor subject to Democratic party action. Also authorized to announce Ww. Fr.eee S nnenente or Se for Tax Assessor, contingent on party action.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Calhoun County Tax Collector and reelection context. No coherent names, dates, or outcomes readable.
Henry Montgomery announces his candidacy for County Treasurer in the Democratic primary. He seeks support from voters across the county and aims to bring financial leadership to the office.
M. far Geenser faces action within the Democratic party structure after involvement in a subset activity. details remain limited in the readable text.
A terse note records vote tallies for Calhogn community matters and a referenced Comeremaney Gam the Fourth with J. Daves as a participant or official. The fragmentary text notes voters and potential roles without full clarity.
The day features political activity as candidates contest offices amid mixed emotions among supporters. Additional evidence highlights the district's rich high grade iron ore potential, underscoring continued mining interest in the Anniaten district.
Ex Senator Ingalls denounces the paper trust for inflating prices and extorting education and religion. He warns that if the Republican party does not strangle these monsters another party will gain power.
The article argues that while insurrections in the Philippines ease over time, the Babosie plague poses a distinct threat to the United States. It notes a San Francisco outbreak linked to the Orient and warns that territorial gains from the Philippines, Hawaii, Cuba, and Porto Rico bring domestic challenges. It mentions tariff fights in Puerto Rico and voter disenfranchisement in Cuba, concluding that conquest brings both gains and dangers.
Voters sought to vote as campaigners wrap up toll of effort with many aspirants relieved the struggle is over. General Whistler, back from the Philippines, plans to return to his district, though several men advocate for him to stay on in another role.
The notice indicates Aguinable is missing or believed taken. Authorities seek information on its whereabouts and urge the public to assist in locating the item.
The Ausiston Star has purchased The Weekly Republic, oldest paper in that Alabama region, to be renamed The Republican. The Star expands its reach into Calhoun County farms, reinforcing agricultural-leaning coverage through the updated weekly.
Mr Poster Btockton long time city editor of the Anniston Hot Hinet resigns to join The Evening Star, a new journalistic venture in Anniston. He is praised as one of Alabama's best newspaper men and credited with clever and conscientious work.
The American Journal of Health argues alcohol can be beneficial when used judiciously and endorses Murray Hill Club whiskey as a pure, well tested product. It cautions against overuse and stresses responsible intake while noting physicians may prescribe stimulants for recovery.
Whiskey named Morray Hill lab is sold in An nistonaga region, according to the readable fragment. The note hints at local liquor sellers handling the product but provides no further details on brand owners, prices, or explicit distribution.
An order directs nonresidents Mrs. A. Wright Mrs. Ida Milam Mrs. J. K. Keer and others to answer a bill of complaint in a suit. Publication in Anniston Evening News weekly for four weeks is required, with response due by April. Clerk Suerren and Commissioner J. Johnson oversee service.
A brief notice describes bulk lime availability without barrels. The text mentions Srose Co and an address at line 480 near Wilmer Hotel, implying a local supplier marketing bulk lime offerings.
Widespread beliefs on left stocking worn inside out and crosswise pins guarding against cramps nightmares and toothache are discussed. The piece then shifts to a Glasgow church mix up over sixpence, a humorous note from Youth's Companion, and a remark on death by own action in China with beliefs about revenge and haunting consequences.
A distorted New York Times fragment mentions a grandmother’s home remedies for pain. It cites a paste of four parts and red pepper mixed with vinegar and advises applying to the place of pain. The note reflects casual, humorous asides about a wife and a childhood photo.
A garbled dialogue from the Chicago Times school shows a misheard exchange about compliments and slippers. The fragment mentions geese as symbols in China and a gift from Sratiente to a lady of charge Servediog Hapeleree. The tone suggests social ritual and uncertainty.
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