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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1907
Page
5
A newspaper page itemizes a registration plea for city elections and a string of local notices. It notes an Italian trio traveling to Alabama, a cottage permit issued, and various small ads for tea, remedies, and coal. Police fines totaled 89.20 dollars at assize with one brass knacks charge.
A man was pinched by Special Officer Reardon and brought before Judge Crook in county court. He was fined 21.90 dollars after failing to clearly answer questions about the incident. Mrs. R. W. Keadle died at her Mulberry avenue home last night and will be buried at Edgemont tomorrow morning.
Special to the Star from Meadville Pennsylvania reports two trainmen died and several were injured when the second section of an Erie freight train plunged over an embankment early today. Two engines and 21 cars were demolished.
Fire destroyed a block of four cottages on Randal street in Gadsden yesterday causing about 5000 dollars in losses. The ex sheriff William Chandler owned two houses and resided in one, while J Nadler held the other two properties, partially insured.
Devotional exercises led by Dean A. Peck of Denver opened the forenoon sessions of the Texas Y M C A convention in Dallas. Officers and committees reported, and several addresses were delivered during the morning.
A City court grand jury, led by Foreman M A Smith, announced readiness to report and delivered a detailed record of 1 6 cases investigated and 250 witnesses examined. The jury thanked Solicitor W C Tunstall and Judge Coleman before adjourning, with a minority report on alleged illegal voting not pursued.
A terse exchange reveals an employer rebuking Mr. Lamibkin for his beard despite clerks noting it as growing. The boss insists grooming is required during business hours and cites discipline through small impulses as a key principle.
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