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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1900
Page
6
The snippet lists publication staff and office details for a newspaper dated March 13, 1900. It names Gordon and Stockton, T R Gordon editor, Foster F Stockton business manager, with office in the Columbian building Noble street and a subscription price in Anniston Alabama.
A prospective congressional candidate named Lama remains subject to action by the Democratic Party. The report notes party procedures may determine ballot access and official endorsement decisions affecting their campaign.
Fred L. Blackmon of Calhoun and Cleburne counties is announced as a Senate candidate for the Seventh District, subject to Democratic party action. Lewis J. Morris also enters the race for the same seat, with A F Metter publicly declaring his candidacy in the same district under party process.
A candidate announces for Calhoun county lower house seat subject to Democratic party action. If elected, the candidate pledges to vote for the return of Hon. John T. Morgan to the United States Senate unless restricted by party.
M W McCraw announces his candidacy for sheriff of Calhoun County in the Democratic primary on March 7, subject to the Democratic party action. He seeks the party nomination and notes his intent to run in the general election if nominated.
Ima J. Davin requests support from Democratic voters in Calhoun County to secure the nomination for Commissioner from the Fourth district in the upcoming primary. She appeals for votes and endorsement from party members.
The piece notes the British advance into Bloemfontein and Boer bravery amid advancing peace prospects. It contrasts a possible honorable peace with enduring regional confidence, wryly remarks on Kentucky lawlessness, and ends with a push for spring goods in Anniston and Alabama’s bright outlook as the century closes.
The San Francisco Wave reports a Mauser bullet struck the pan as Hiiiott Mook cooked beef in Caloocan. A dismayed soldier vowed to seek revenge, while editor Sheldon aims to prove a newspaper can avoid sensationalism amid debates on his journalistic venture. Ansiston shows rapid growth despite sugar trust shuttering four refineries and displacing thousands.
A London Spectator note explores Edgiana a private circulation collection of Ed ward Edge 25 years porter to the late dean of St Patrick's Wicklow born ex-farm laborer with limited schooling whose sayings reveal a vivid local voice Gently humorous and insightful about his life and county Wicklow anecdotes are included alongside a memoir and notes.
The American Journal of Health argues alcohol can be beneficial when used judiciously and endorses Murray Hill Club whiskey as an absolutely pure product. It cites laboratory tests confirming purity and-wholesomeness, urging physicians to consider this stimulant for patient care.
A notice notes the sale of Murray Till Club Whiskey in An. The records indicate a transfer of ownership or distribution to local retailers, with details readable but fragments limit full clarity about price or date.
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