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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1907
Page
3
Reports from 1906 show unions across North America and Europe pursuing gains. Wage increases, eight hour days, strikes, arbitration outcomes, and union membership growth are noted for various trades and regions including Pittsburg Calgary Mexico London and Denmark.
A grand magazine anecdote notes the market’s fragility as even minor incidents ripple through finance. It recalls a notorious tale of a prominent financier missing a deal after a chiropodist injury sidelined him to his room.
Fragment discusses apples and their alleged nightly properties and effects. It mentions eating apples at night and notes the fruit's remarkable qualities in a concise, ambiguous tone.
Ten years before the Eastern railroad lease, Section Foreman Timothy Moynahan led a yard move in Salem. Transport orders from Beverly via Road Master Stevens required shifting the tool house from the westerly end of Salem yard to a position halfway along the line between Swampscott and Salem.
An advertisement touts Vinol cod liver tonic as effective against weak lungs chronic coughs and lingering colds claiming it strengthens the lungs prevents consumption and offers a money back guarantee. Also includes a long anecdote about a house moved halfway between mileposts and a brief note on a loan letter to Lord Stanhope.
The Fourth Earl Stanhope, robbed on a dark night, offered his valued watch worth 100 guineas as a deposit to the highwayman after refusing surrender. The robber accepted the substitute ransom, and the earl later learned the matter concluded with a banquet where a well known man’s signature appeared.
Lady Morgan notes meeting the redoubtable Dan O Connell after a dinner at Lord Dungarvan's. She calls him not brilliant in private life and aloof in society, while Lord Clanricarde recalls his morning bustle with clients, law courts, and the Improvement Society, just after a sharp speech to Mr la Touche.
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