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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1901
Page
4
The Evening Star announces a charity drive following a great Jacksonville fire that left about 15,000 homeless. A donor from Aniston sent 10.00 and urged the paper to start a subscription, with the Star to publish daily totals and forward funds to Jacksonville authorities. The note notes widespread ruin and calls for regional aid.
A Washington Post correspondent recalls a morning moment on the presidential party’s cross country trip. A cow on the track delays the president’s special, then trots off after a tail flip, a comic halt amid a journey marked by orderly trains and military recruitment questions. The piece also notes recruitment challenges as war in the Philippines winds down and a war secretary offer of pardons to those reporting for duty.
Mr Dyer regained consciousness after being drugged with whiskey by a stranger at Orr and Co. The assailant robbed the cash drawer while Dyer was unconscious. The incident followed a noon visit by a man who presented as Moore. Photos and frames advertised by Russell Bros. Phil and Nettie Peters return to Aniston’s Noble Street theater for shows tomorrow and Friday and Saturday with a changing bill and low prices. A reader reports Foley's Kidney Cure cured kidney disease for three years of nocturnal urination after three bottles.
The statement of the bank's condition is a magnificent showing for this old strong institution. Rand McNally lists First National with the highest surplus and undivided profits among Calhoun Talladega Etowah banks, at 117490.00 versus 882030.00 for others combined. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures dog sores in five days. Foley's Kidney Cure helps a man with kidney trouble and back pain.
An OCR fragment advertises wash suits for males up to 15 years, with prices ranging from 50 cents to 820. It also mentions Ullman Bros. goods and a “Gure Gold” item, plus a 5 laxative quinine product marketed to ease cold symptoms.
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