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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1907
Page
4
The report lists daily issues with print runs for February 1907 totaling 51 865 and a monthly average of 2 160. The statement asserts accuracy, sworn by General Manager E B McKee and notarized by B W Ledbetter on March 1, 1907.
A fragmentary 1907 note recalls Anniston fire response using buggies and questions the effort. It mentions a California senate action on Japanese children in schools described as rubbing it in and references a German named Herr Kupke at a royal concert, noting his cool demeanor.
The column criticizes revivalism claims and notes local figures in Anniston, Mrs Harriet Strickland, Dr Hugh Moore, and postal service praise in Calhoun county. It mentions a defunct play If I Were King and alludes to Montgomery police suspicions. The piece blends satire with regional civic references.
A strained exchange between Governor Comer and Alderman Roemer unfolds amid political pressure. The Strother verdict and Thaw comment provoke mixed reactions. A Wisconsin child’s bravery is met with medal denial as Nan Patterson resurfaces in Pittsburgh society after a mistrial.
Ohio State Federation of Labor charges Wertz law evasion and plans court action. Beaumont oil workers seek union reorganization and wage increase from $3 a day. Missouri reportedly houses more convict-made goods. Jersey City forms a women’s union to protect male labor groups and run money spending school. Textile workers employ 35,070 children aged 10 to 15, with 5,136 boys and 29,934 girls. Massachusetts judge upholds union right to fining members who quit during strikes. International machinists and Allied Metal Mechanics merge. effective October 3. Providence machinists seek nine-hour day and 10 percent pay rise from June 3. Tacoma trades enforce the “search rule” for job access. San Francisco union of ex-soldiers supports army canteen return. Oklahoma passes standard child labor law. New York police push for eight-hour day and three-platoon system. Norfolk to host major labor conventions during Jamestown Exposition. A joke exchanges between auto drivers ends with a quip about lack of seating.
The Atlanta Constitution denounces a 25 percent rise in iron freights as unclear and unjustified, warning it could cripple southern pig iron and curb regional industry while urging court action or municipal ownership as possible remedies. It highlights burdens on Atlanta mills, shippers, and consumers amid debates on rate laws and railroad safety.
A Hamburg, New York mother reports her child suffered facial neck and chest burns yet felt relief after applying Dr Thomas Felectric Oil. She says the pain ceased and the child slept peacefully afterward.
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