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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1907
Page
8
Mrs. K. Cohen of Opelika is visiting her sister Mrs. M. D. Lubin on Qupitard avenue. She will stay about five weeks before traveling to Cincinnati for the summer. Deputy Sheriff O. L. Stewart of Piedmont is in the city on business today.
Special to the Star. William Jennings Bryan arrived in Boston to lecture at the Vermont Temple and meet Democratic leaders. Ceorge Fred Williams hosts a complimentary dinner for Bryan with the state committee, Mayor Fitzgerald, Richard Clay, and others invited. He plans a Harvard law class address and a late-month tour of Vermont and New Hampshire.
The sudden death of Mr. G. W. Alley at his Glen Addie home from heart trouble surprised many. An Annis ton old citizen and former city warden, he recently served Annis ton in the role. Funeral plans await the arrival of a Tennessee son. remains may be sent there for interment. He leaves a wife and several children.
The crater of Mount Halsakala in the Sandwich Islands measures about thirty miles in circumference, proclaimed as the largest on earth. The finding highlights the volcanic edifice as a remarkable geographical feature of the Pacific.
President Roosevelt ordered the San Francisco district attorney to withdraw the suit over Japanese children attending regular public schools. The action follows information received about San Francisco school policy and integrates into federal efforts on school desegregation.
Anniston report on March 14 lists barometer 29.96 temperature 68 and 72 at noon with a 12 mph southwest wind. The lowest reading 66 at 6 am and 61 at 2 pm. Forecast calls for showers and colder tonight with Friday partly cloudy. official in charge W F Clarke.
A Washington dispatch reports W. H. Griffin of Oxford Alabama has been awarded a patent for a buckle. The device details are not specified in the available copy.
Nora and Lulu White two sisters once placed in Greensburg orphans home were adopted into different families and later married. The Star notes they had become separated by time and distance before reuniting decades later.
New York March 14 The annual Aero Club of America dinner at the St. Regis draws about 200 guests including business leaders. Speakers discuss aeronautic progress while a public reunion is noted for a mother and children connected to a Greensburg letter. The event signals renewed interest in American aviation and its future potential.
Announcement invites public to inspect new funeral branch led by Milton P Crowe a veteran embalmer with over twenty years of service in Alabama assisted by a lady attendant available day and night under the Trigg Steele Co contact numbers 403 472 night and 322 day.
The revival meetings at Parker Memorial Baptist Church end today with services at 3 30 and 7 30 pm Evangelist Martin emphasizes sowing truth and the soul’s return to faith Moses as a type of prudent worldly wisdom contrasts Egypt pleasures with eternal rewards urging listeners to choose Christ and lay up treasures in heaven.
Delegates and visitors arrive in Dallas for the Texas Young Men's Christian Association annual convention predicted to be the largest held in the state. City and college associations from across Texas are sending delegates, with elaborate arrangements for reception and formal opening tomorrow morning as the convention begins.
An ad promises free samples of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Pills at J. L. Wikle's drug store. It touts relief from troubles and constipation and invites readers to obtain a sample.
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