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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1900
Page
2
A candidate for Calhoun county's lower house seat pledges to vote for the return of Hon. John T. Morgan to the United States Senate if elected, and to remain unstructured otherwise subject to Democratic party action.
A candidate announces for sheriff of Calhoun County subject to Democratic party action in the March 7 primary. Another candidate, Minus W, Wooprurr M. W. Mcraw, also announces for sheriff under the same party process.
Ira J Davia files candidacy and urges voters in Calhoun County to support him in the approaching Democratic primary for the Fourth District commissioner seat. He seeks to persuade residents to back his platform and leadership.
The St Louis Noonday club hosted Yale University President Hadley, but reporters were treated poorly at the club house and many papers refused to mention the event. Editors condemn the conduct and predict better courtesy at future functions.
Thirty census positions will be posted in Calhoun, offering government employment for a limited time. The openings target local residents seeking temporary federal work.
A high stakes poker game in New York saw a Chicago man lose 250000 while New York papers omitted Col Jack Chinn. The piece suggests a business league would aid Anniston with onhand work and potential concerted action. Subscriptions to a proposed yarn mill come in in 10000 chunks. The enterprise is pitched as a safe profitable investment with cotton mills and iron furnaces cited as current money makers.
A Clanton Danner column notes delays in chancery court despite Chancellor Richard B. Kelly’s active docket and Cuba tour. Montevallo Sentinel mentions Pred Langley visiting from Anniston. Talladega News lauds Ed Castleberry succeeding his late brother in Anniston. Dr. C Didley Williams of Caledoun county is touted as a Fourth district congressional candidate and a prominent Masonic leader.
Telegrams from Georgia and other states indicate the crop has not been materially harmed by the recent cold spell. R. O. Watson will move safes or other items. Phone 72. 1f.
In Calhoun County Alabama the Tredegar Mineral Railway right of way and track are ordered sold at public auction to satisfy three executions in favor of F N Burk P Bowen and J W Burk. The sale will be held February 26 1900 in front of the Anniston courthouse. Dated January 27 1900.
The American Journal of Health endorses Murray Hill Club whiskey as a perfectly pure stimulant beverage. It argues that properly used alcoholic drinks can benefit strength and vitality, urging cautious, informed use and recommending this brand for medical readers seeking pure, wholesome liquor.
The sale has been postponed until Monday April 2 1900. N D Menara is the Sheriff. Notice dated February 26.
The article compares British army strength estimates in South Africa, detailing how figures vary by considered state of forces. It explains divisions between fighting troops and technical units, cites losses and missing soldiers, and notes detachments guarding lines and depots totalling about 7,600.
Quote highlights the abrupt appearance and disappearance of large crowds in the senate and house galleries, described as if arising from an invisible world, leaving observers puzzled by their sudden presence and vanish.
Over the past year 1 465 individuals were inoculated for hydrophobia at the Pasteur Institute in Paris and only three deaths were recorded.
The collar bone is often broken, yet a well cut suit can place a young man in a favorable position. Levy, the tailor, crafts exactly the kind of suits that seem built for success.
The message urges voters to back Woodruff for sheriff, asserting he has been a good official and will continue to serve well, warning against risk. The brief notes emphasize support and endorse his candidacy.
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