Evening Star April 1907 Circulation Figures and Notice to Subscribers
The Evening Star reports April 1907 circulation totaling 57 940 with a daily average of 2 220 and certifies the figures as true. A May 1 notary record confirms the statement. The paper explains how address dates on subscriptions indicate paid status and urges readers to report label discrepancies to ensure accuracy.
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Beton
Evening Star
EB. B. McKef
the Evening Star
President heeds child's plea for Michigan pardon
Special to the Star reports Mary Wagner's appeal for her stepfather John Allison, a bank robber who served six years of a seventeen year sentence and later remarried, prompting the president to urge the pardon office. The case seems to rest with Michigan Governor, with a pardon blank sent to the child.
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The
Star
Washington
Mary Wagner
Michigan
John Allison
Papa
Mama
Magoon to End Havana Cigar Makers Strike
Havana May 23 By Gov Magoon intervention it is expected the Havana cigar makers strike will end. Some manufacturers have agreed to pay in American money and improve working conditions, while the trust resists these concessions.
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Havana
Magoon
Relaxation in Steel Demand Says J J Hill
J J Hill president of Great Northern Railway says steel trade shows no real reaction overall but notes a slowing in luxury purchases and car and railcar orders. He anticipates a controlled adjustment, with growth continuing and employment pressures easing as the country expands.
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Mother Earth
Railroads and the Public by Melville Be Ingalls
An advocacy piece arguing railways have shaped national prosperity yet face weak public defense. It urges harmonized federal and state laws, ICC oversight, and public contracts, banning new lines or stock issues without ICC approval. Promoters must accept railways as public institutions under law.
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Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
The ad argues catarrh is a constitutional disease needing internal treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure from FP J Cheney & Co of Toledo is claimed as the only constitutional cure, with a $100 reward for any failing case. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
FP. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Wrecks Blamed on Steel Trust Said to Use Inferior Rails
In New York on May 23 critics from Scientific American and other technical publications accuse the Steel Trust of supplying low grade phosphate rich rails. Rail advocates protest that 80 and 100 pound rails show differing performance claims, with older 80 pound rails cited as lasting better than newer 100 pound rails.
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New York
Steel Trust
Scientific American
the Railway Gazette
A Tried Prescription for Kidney and Bladder Relief
A physicians recommended remedy blends 4% oz Fluid Extract of Buchu 4 oz Fluid Extract of Uva Ursi 1 oz Amet Cordial 4 oz Fluid Extract of Liverwort and 15 oz water. A tablespoonful dose three times daily for a month aims to purge impurities causing disease. Drink ample water during treatment.
Elam Ordway and Houser Drug Store of Anniston
Anniston’s Elam Ordway and Houser Drug Store at 1023 Noble Street is highlighted as a leading, multi floor operation with a top tier prescription department. The firm runs a large soda fountain, ice cream production, extensive patent medicines, and a complete manufacturing wing producing Elam line products. Officers C J Houser president T W Ordway VP W H Elam treasurer GM.
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Anniston
Elam, Ordway & Houser
Noble Street
Elam
Blue Mountain
Oil of Joy
Huyser
Heath & Milligan
C. J. Houser
T. W. Ordway
W. H. Elam
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Mnnniton Publishing Company
B. Gordon
McKen
of Medileation
Eleventh and Market Streets
Armin
Stered
Ala
Gee Evening Star
Publishers’ Preen Association
Oxford
Madrens
Anniston Publishing CO
Brow
Ledbetter
J. J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Railroads
Melville BE
Ingalls of
Cincinnati, Transportation Authority
Wade
North
Alabama
Prudence
Anniston National Bank
United States
G. H. Norwood
First National Bank
OF Anniston
Bank’s Board of Directors
the County Board of Health
Maine Manufacturing Company
White Mountain
City Hardware Company
Talladega
City Hardware Coo
Anniston, Talladega and
W. H. McKleroy
W. A. Davis
C. D. Woodruff, Oaghier
R. F. Smith
Ass’t Cashion
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