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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1910
Page
2
A Washington dispatch says a Senator hints the Lorimer election scandal may reopen when Congress meets in extraordinary session. Reports mention possible bribery findings and a renewed investigation. Also noted is Chicago crime concerns and federal probes into gang activity.
The piece discusses calls to reopen the Lorimer Senate seat case amid bribery allegations and expected new testimony. It notes editorials from The Montgomery Advertiser and Birmingham Ledger debating liquor interests and legislative obstruction.
The Tribune Herald notes Dorothy Arnold of Anniston sees Rochester as a training spot but Rome offers more. It recalls past claims by Ganzel who disputes the current view and plans to persist in his assessment despite Hustlers visits.
The governor declares business interests should suffer while liquor interests are to be promoted and protected amid volatile policy debates. The remark signals a decisive shift toward regulating commerce in favor of alcohol industry supporters.
Timeline notes mark 1744 start of a four year war between Britain and France. 1811 birth of Robert W. E. Bunsen in Goettingen, later inventor of the Bunsen burner. 1833 Treasury Building in Washington burned. 1837 Chicago’s first city election. 1898 France demanded Mexican reparations for injuries to French citizens.
The advertisement promotes Eckman’s Alterative as a cure for tuberculosis and related lung diseases. It includes a testimonial from Arthur Webb, recounting a recovery after severe illness and weight gain, urging others to use the remedy. It claims success even when surroundings were poor and access to care limited.
An ad claims Hyomei provides quick relief for catarrh by inhaling drops from a pocket bottle. It asserts the medicine kills germ factors in catarrhal conditions and offers a complete outfit for $1.00 with a half-price extra bottle for existing inhaler owners at Elam Hamrick Drug Co. It guarantees cure or money back for catarrh croup asthma and sore throat.
The records list milestones from 1847 to 1910 including Samuel V. Merrick as first president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, John C Calhoun’s death in Washington, Charlotte Bronte’s death, Mexico seizing church property, Britain recognizing Italy, Five Forks first day, Wabash Indiana’s arc lights, the last U.S. troops leaving Cuba, and a new Italian cabinet formation.
Advertisement claims PAZO Ointment guarantees cure of itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or money back. Package price listed as 50 cents.
Reports from across North America note unions expanding in cities like Cleveland Glasgow and Portland. Wage increases include Portland laborers rising to 2.75 a day and California bill aiding unemployed and disabled in Sacramento efforts with industrial training emphasized.
A proverb compares a store’s progress to a train lagging behind its engine, suggesting that bets on marketing speed over operational strength are futile. The saying warns against overreliance on advertising to drive performance without solid fundamentals.
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