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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1900
Page
2
The piece notes political candidates facing defeat with grace and suggests future prospects for those who accept loss. It references primary election returns and implies some candidates may sympathize with others while stressing resilience in public life.
Telephone No. 68 reports a Tama candidate for congress, price five dollars, awaiting the Democratic party action. J. I. Kina.
The State Senate announces Fred J. Blackmon of Calhoun and Lewis J. Morris as candidates for the Seventh Senatorial District, covering Calhoun and Cleburne counties, subject to Democratic party action.
Tam a candidate to represent Calhour county in the lower house of the next general assembly, subject to Democratic party action. If elected he will vote to return Hon. John T. Men to the United States senate unless otherwise instructed. Harry Gunnels.
An Alabama mill building surge is noted as Alabama joins Georgia and Mississippi in expanding cotton manufacturing. The Baltimore News interview highlights Anniston and Birmingham area mills planning new plants, with several under construction or pending. A Raleigh marriage notice and Georgia fertilizer data are also mentioned in this eclectic local page.
The piece notes experienced advertisers favor Marek as the best month for promoting a product. It mentions many begin in a spring campaign in February and highlights strong, successful campaigns.
General Joseph Wheeler and his party arrived after quarantine from the Philippines aboard the Warren and landed last night. Wheeler said his health is excellent and that his trip to Guam was beneficial. he will go to Washington to take his seat after resigning from the army and hopes to be sworn in. He noted an attempt to keep him from taking his seat but believes it will fail. He spoke on the Philippines and Guam and mentioned a recent American casualty but felt the war’s major phase had ended.
The Goebel reward bill for 100000 dollars became law after approval by Governor Teckham. A commissioner to expend the fund and aid in apprehending or convicting the offender was appointed and may begin work soon according to the new act in Frankfort Kentucky.
Unclear press notice from New York announces memorial services on March 13, marking the 13th anniversary of Henry Ward Beecher by Plymouth Church. Beecher is buried at Ocean Hill Greenwood.
The American Journal of Health argues alcoholic drinks can aid strength when used wisely and endorses Murray Hill Club whiskey as an absolutely pure product. It cites laboratory tests and calls for cautious, informed use by physicians and readers seeking health information.
The Murray Hill Club Whiskey, referred to above, is sold to An piston by a specified buyer, marking a notable transfer of ownership in the time frame indicated.
A decree orders publication in Anniston Alabama to notify Lydia M. Bwanea and others of a court suit. The order names J Hroek Ide Milam and Mrs Lydia Milam as respondents. Publication runs four consecutive weeks starting April 4, 1900, in the Ann Yening newspaper.
Roy Farrell Grecan notes Dolly’s chaperone is unobtrusive and proper. Dolly, aged twenty five, has blue eyes and a poised appearance. The speaker hints at pursuing Dolly while the chaperone’s intentions remain subtle in this Detroit story.
A curiosity feature recounts Lord Lawrence viceroy of India as a blunt, action minded leader with a soft side. On a London to India voyage he comforts a neglected infant, explaining the child alone on board cannot expect anything from him, a rare glimpse of his tender nature.
Traveler recounts a visit to the Ranares monkey temple where monkeys snatched snacks and mimicked guests. A handkerchief was pulled from a pocket, a scarf and infant were seized, and monkeys grabbed a block of wood to snap pictures.
A historical account explains cuttlefish capture off the Cornwall coast using a long line and hooked bait. It notes the cuttlefish lack a true mouth, the method of sinking bait, and the heavy black staining fluid produced, with fishermen reporting chemical odor and minimal pain aside from the smell.
Local ad offers bulk lime delivery without barrels at 10th Bt near Wilmer Hotel. Send lines and clothes to aanaes Meam Laundry for satisfaction.
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