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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1900

Page

7

Mrs Theodore Roosevelt sails for inspection of Santiago

Mrs Theodore Roosevelt and her sister Mrs Caro sail to Santiago to inspect homes and living conditions for a month under US officers guidance. She plans to visit San Juan Hill Guantanamo and possibly Havana to study people and opportunities for potential federal reporting.

New York Theodore Roosevelt Caro Santiago San Juan Hill United States Guantanamo Havana Roosevelt

Miller Family Moves to Birmingham

Mrs. George Miller and children left this morning for Birmingham to reside there Mrs Miller and family have lived in Anniston for many years and have many friends who regret their departure Mr Miller left Monday to become superintendent of the Dimmick pipe works plant colleagues and acquaintances extend best wishes for their new home

George Miller Birmingham Miller Dimmick Pipe Works Mr. Miller Anniston

Tennessee Y M C A Convention Opens in Chattanooga

The Tennessee Y M C A state convention opened in Chattanooga on March 8 and will run through March 11. A large attendance is reported with State Secretary S Walters McGill noting great progress in the association’s work. National Secretary Cecil Gates and several prominent evangelists attended.

Chattanooga Tenn Young Men's Christian Association Walters McGill Cecil Gates

Crusade Against Swearing Leads to Arrests in Uniontown

Ministers of Uniontown launched a crusade against swearing and authorities arrested a number of participants in the city on March 8. The effort was organized by local clergy to curb profane language.

Uniontown

Dangers of High Altitudes Warn Elderly Readers

The London Lancet warns that elevations above 4000 to 5000 feet strain the heart and arteries, especially for those with heart disease or hardened vessels. Rapid altitude changes heighten rupture or dilation risk, so elderly or unaccustomed travelers should ascend gradually over two or three stages with day or two rests.

London Lancet

Frost King and Frost Patterns in Nature

The piece extols the frost as a monarch driving birds south and leaving winter’s stark beauty. It praises frost patterns on windows as natural art, notes simple, enduring designs, and contrasts temperate with northern climates, citing P. B. Peabody from St Nicholas.

United States P. B. Peabody St. Nicholas

Five Little Children Help End Building Fund

A church dedication featured a stranger teacher who appealed for funds to finish the building. Collectors spoke as subscriptions arrived and a courteous preacher corrected a line about donors. White children named Black and Short Stories drew merriment as donations continued.

DANGEROUS NAVIGATION ON THE GREAT LAKES IN A STORMY YEAR

Arthur J. Stringer notes in Ainslee's that lake navigation faces extreme danger in tempest years. He cites 168 wrecks in September 1887 and 285 disasters in October, with about 300 ships lost annually worth 3 to 4 million dollars. He recalls a schooner lifted over Chicago breakwater and 60 men saved by life crews in 1898.

Great Lakes Atlantic Buffalo Chicago Ocean Oswego Harbor Lake Michigan Chicago Harbor Mary E Arthur J. Stringer Ainslee’s

Press Censorship in War Time Newsrooms

The article discusses war time censorship of press dispatches in the Transvaal conflict. It notes high costs for field correspondence, the need to maintain enterprise, and officers who filter reports before publication. Sir Redvers Buller opposes reporters, likening them to mischief-making marplots.

Transvaal War Department London Redvers Buller Sherman

Laundry ad touts fair value and satisfied customers

A short advertisement from ANNISTON STEAM LAUNDRY promotes up-to-date and satisfactory work. It urges readers to entrust their laundry to the shop, claiming benefits for both giver and receiver.

Anniston Steam Laundry

Woodruff for Sheriff Promises Steady Law Enforcement

The message urges voting for Woodruff for sheriff claiming he already did well and will do so again, advise to take no risk and cast a vote for Woodruff.

Woodruff

Auction of Tredegar Mineral Railway property in Anniston

Sheriff N. D. Menane declares a public sale of the Tredegar Mineral Railway Co right of way track and appurtenances in Anniston Calhoun county Alabama. The sale occurs Monday February 26 during legal hours at the courthouse door following a court order in favor of F. N. Burk P. Bowen and J. W. Burk.

Anniston City Calhoun County Alabama Ime Egar Mineral Railway F. N. Burk P. Bowen J. W. Burk Tredegar Mineral Railway Tredegar Mineral Railway Co Court House Anniston N. D. Menane Sherif

Sheriff Woodruff Remembered As One Of Calhoun’s Best

M W Woodruff is praised as one of the finest sheriffs Calhoun ever had in a brief tribute noting his service and legacy.

Anniston backs McCraw for Sheriff in forthcoming vote

Local voters in Anniston express strong support for McCraw in the sheriff race. The statement signals robust backing ahead of the election with community backing likely to influence outcomes.

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