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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1910
Page
8
Oxford reports strong housing demand with limited rentals as new schools and businesses spur growth. Local residents travel for visits and business, including Frank Pinson and family to Albertville and Chandler, Okla, while others journey to Mississippi and Birmingham. Community activity hints at prosperity.
Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey is seen as progressive yet conservative, not meeting Judge Harmon. Politicians favor a third ticket under progressive Republicans rather than Aryan Democrats, with Roosevelt likely backing a “New Nation and Progressiveism” banner to boost chances in the coming campaign.
Legislators in Montgomery discuss delaying the legislative recess for sixty or ninety days to further study and reconsider the revenue bill. They say the current measure is patched together and was rushed.
A three weeks old infant of Mr and Mrs W Hi of Blue Mountain City died last night and was buried at 2 pm today at Edgemont. The parents thank friends for kindness shown during its illness.
Mrs Albert Ulrich, wife of a New York carpenter, accused Booker T Washington of calling her Sweetheart. The allegation led to an incident delaying Washington from court. Washington says he was in Ulrich's vestibule seeking Mr Smith, Tuskegee Institute auditor, while he was there as institute president.
Local want ads show entrepreneurs trading goods and services, from furniture and cars to job leads and rentals. Readers report quick sales, barter exchanges, and steady revenue streams building through regular postings.
W. P. Jones was arrested last Saturday in Talladega for kidnapping his own child and brought to Anniston, where he was jailed until a compromise with his separated wife. He fled with the boy, but agreed to return and be good, leading to his release.
Washington dispatch reports Charles W. Morse and John R. Walsh are to finish their prison sentences with no executive clemency from President Taft. The information confirms the sanctions and the continuation of their imprisonment.
A woman examines a dead man’s watch after a fatal blaze. Sicilian women recognize relatives in pine coffins, while a scarred man finds his brother among the dead as they recall hours spent fighting the fire.
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