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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1900
Page
4
The article notes the South's focus on prosperity over politics with little gossip. It claims a negligible Republican presence in Charleston and Augusta, counting fewer than 30 and about 20 white Republicans respectively in those cities.
Birmingham Daily Ledger notes the Daughters of the Confederacy may purchase the Jeff Davis house in Montgomery. The editorial says if a high price is demanded by the owner the state should not pay it, since Davis occupied the residence only briefly and its historic value is sentimental rather than essential.
Sheriffs M. W. Woodruff lists candidate slates for county offices. Henry B. Glover is named for Treasurer and H. T. Persona for Superintendent of Education. W. M. Franka is put forward for Coroner, while X X Bagley is listed for Commissioner 2nd District and Tra J. Davis for Commissioner 4th District.
Dispatches report Standard Oil Co has increased wages for 7,000 workers while declaring substantial dividends since January. John D. Rockefeller's stake and other holdings yield large profits. two more quarterly payouts are expected, with estimates from 1 to 2.5 percent each, suggesting yearly dividends may exceed 50 percent.
A staff correspondent for the Baltimore News tours the South and finds little political excitement and a notable shortage of white Republican voters. The dispatch notes the subdued scene and implications for party strength in the region.
Editor Joan L. Pessinevros announces due to declining health he will sell a half interest in The Alabama Home to a competent newspaper man.
The city offers a free vaccination program at city hall from 8 to 6 tomorrow. Residents who have not been vaccinated are urged to take advantage. A fresh supply of vaccines and enough physicians will be available to serve all attendees. O. Z. Henderson, Mayor.
The process of merging the Boston and the Barat stores on Tenth street into a single shop by proprietor Mr H Pelman attracts bargain seekers. Large stocks of seasonable clothing dry goods shoes millinery and more are being cleared at very low prices to consolidate into one store.
The local union of Young People's Societies of Christian Endeavor meets tomorrow at 4 pm in the Christian Church on Eleventh street. President Mr. Wil Miller chairs the session. Rutherford Lapsley will speak on The Model Christian Endeavor Society, followed by discussion. Two delegates from each society discuss How Christians Grow.
The Famous jackets and outfits promote a big spring stock and a large complete range. The advertisement titled The Time Approaches highlights vast accumulation and profitable reading for readers planning to be well dressed tomorrow.
An advertisement touts ART SQUARES in wool and cotton from 3.50 to 10 dollars and BUGS in various sizes 0.75 to 10 dollars. It invites customers to view patterns, with MATTINGS from 18 to 58 cents and 40 cents, emphasizing latest patterns and right prices on first class goods.
The Famous Noble and llthots present French Flannel suits advertised as the newest styles. The message touts updating wardrobe with current fashion, urging shoppers to inspect the line for contemporary cuts and fabrics.
For Rent. Three, six and nine room houses close in one block from post office. Also one store in a very desirable location. Apply to H. Kaplan.
Will be at O Bryant and Co on Friday and Saturday. Cater Grocery Co will be visited on Monday and Tuesday.
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