Evening Star October 1906 circulation statement sample
The document states the Evening Star monthly circulation figures for October 1906 with a daily average of 2314. EK B McKeer, General Manager, affirms the accuracy of the report in a sworn declaration before EK W Ledbetter, Notary Public, Calhoun County Alabama.
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Actial
The
Evening Star
Robe
Ons
Erates
EK. B. McKeer
EK. W. Ledbetter
Votary
Calhoun County
Alabama
Rich Reward for Those Who Build in Anniston
The article extols building growth in Anniston, urging investments in city property and development. It highlights rising values, widespread activity across the town, and the belief that buying now and improving property yields quick profits.
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Anniston
Moses City
Mearty
Reminder of Tuesday Election for State and County Offices
The piece urges Democrats in Anniston to vote next Tuesday in the state officers sheriff and two commissioners race. It notes the Yoral primary has overshadowed other politics and emphasizes rebuking opposition with a strong Democratic ticket turnout.
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Anniston
H. P. Higgins Nominated for Ward Two Council Seat
Friends of H. P. Higgins announce his candidacy for city council in Ward Two. Described as a well known public spirited citizen, he is said to be well qualified to represent the Second ward and to receive strong support from supporters.
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H. P. Higgins
Higgins
This Date in History Highlights From 1590 to 1904
A compilation of notable events includes the opening of Japan’s first parliament in 1590, Lord Nelson’s era anniversaries, Madison Square explosion fatalities in 1902, and 1904 Russian warships sailing from Vigo. It lists birth, death, political moves, and scientific advances across centuries.
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Madison Square
New York
Vigo
Spain
East
Hearst Victory Possible in New York Referenced by Lawson
The piece argues Hearst may win in New York, with Lawson predicting a victory and staking his fame on the claim. It contrasts the West’s gold rush fever and mining risks with Alabama’s more stable prospects, noting serious dangers for prospectors and the lavish rewards for successful mine owners.
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Rogers
Hearst
New York
Lawson
Hoke Smith Linked as Cousin to Mrs Eddy
Special to the Star Atlanta November 1 Governor elect Hoke Smith is a second cousin of Mrs Mary Baker Eddy leader of Christian Science Mrs Eddy is said to be near death Dr H H Smith father of Hoke and Burton is a first cousin of Mrs Eddy He is related through their mothers who were sisters Hoke Smith has never met Mrs Eddy
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The
Star
Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Leader
H. H. Smith
Hoke
Burton Smith
Dangers From Dyspepsia and Mi O Na Cure Claim
The notice warns of hidden dangers from indigestion and promotes Mi O Na stomach tablets from Scarbrough Drug Company. It claims indigestion can lead to serious diseases and offers a guarantee refund if Mi O Na fails to cure, with a 50 cent box typical and two boxes for chronic cases.
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Scarbrough Drug Company
Peach Canners Rise From Cherokee Grower
G W Penn of Cherokee, Colbert county, a recent migrant from the North, has earned 3000 bushels of peaches and started a small canning plant near Cherokee with a 4000 cans per day capacity. He now sells his canned goods to local merchants.
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Tuscumbia
G. W. Penn
Cherokee
Colbert
Social affairs honor upcoming November brides
Misses Virginia Norton and Iva Cook host a 3 to 5 o'clock reception at Miss Norton's Noble Street home for Miss Marie Young, a forthcoming November bride. The St Pauls M E church ladies aid society plans a social tonight at the church corner Fourteenth and Leighton.
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Virginia Norton
Iva Cook
Miss Norton
Noble Street
Marie Young
The
Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. Paul’s M. E. Church
Fourteenth and
Leighton
Gadsden raises funds for Rebecca McCloskey home fire loss
The Evening Journal of Gadsden started a public subscription for the Rebecca McCloskey girls' home at Snead seminary, destroyed by fire in Boaz on Saturday. Local response is generous, with many residents contributing.
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Star
Gadsden
Evening Journal
Rebecca McCloskey
Snead Seminary
Boaz
Troy Bank and Trust Company Incorporated in Troy
Secretary of State McDavid notified the incorporation of the Troy Bank and Trust Company in Troy with capital stock of 50000 dollars.
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Star
Montgomery
McDavid
Troy Bank and Trust Company
Troy
North Alabama missionary conference elects officers
Florence reports the North Alabama women's foreign missionary conference elected officers at its Florence meeting. Mary Moore of Athens is president, M. W. Aycock of Waverly is vice president, Y. A. West of Decatur is corresponding secretary, J. W. Newman of Gadsden is recording secretary, and Mamie Bethard of Decatur is treasurer.
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Star
Florence
North Alabama Women’s Foreign Missionary Conference
Mary Moore
Athens
M. W. Aycock
Waverly
Y. A. West
Decatur
J. W. Newman
Gadsden
Mamie Bethard
Trench collapse drowns four workers on Tatum Street sewer
In Montgomery on November 1 a sewer trench on Tatum Street collapsed trapping four Black laborers. Flooding from a broken water main drowned three before rescue could occur. the fourth was pulled free but later died.
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Star
Montgomery
Tatum Street
Wikle column attacks Kilby editor over editorial bias
In a heated column the Hot Blast is mocked for claimed crowd sizes at Kilby events while backing Dr. J. L. Wikle as the moral, steady choice. The piece accuses the rival editor of mudslinging and demands proof of any alleged crooked acts by Wikle.
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Kilby
Wikle
Dr. Wikle
Ross Blackmon
Editor’s Ally Wikle Backed Amid Local Faction Ties
The editor of Hot Blast faces personal blows but remains unfazed as he cites motive behind criticisms. He expresses respect for Mrs. M. A. Smith Mr. J. F. Mattauer and Mr. John Webber and urges true Christians to vote for Dr. Wikle amid Kilby supporters’ hostile talk.
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M. A. Smith
J. F. Mattauer
John Webber
Dr. Wikle
Kilby
Colonel B J Russell Named Southern Railway Vice President
Colonel B J Russell of Mobile is elevated to vice president of the Southern railway, recognized as one of Alabama’s ablest and most distinguished men. The company says the honor reflects well on itself.
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B. J. Russell
Mobile
Southern Railway
Russell
Alabama
Kilby Nomination Promises Two More Years of Progress
The nomination of Thos. E. Kilby for mayor of Anniston is described as ensuring two additional years of progress and prosperity for the city.
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Thos. E. Kilby
Anniston
St Helena, Jamestown Garrison Withdrawn
St Helena Island reports a historic move as the British possessions withdraw all troops, guns, and ammunition. The island becomes defenseless and faces economic hardship with no market for local products.
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Jamestown
Island of
St. Helena
Napoleon Bonaparte
Southern Railway Pullman Service Details
For all points north east south and west through Pullman cars to New York with dining car service. Rates schedules and all information available by contacting M Coxwell C P A or M H Bone D P A Birmingham Alabama.
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Pullman
New York
M. Coxwell
C.P. A
Notice to candidates for city primary election
Candidates for the city primary must qualify in writing to R P Thomason, chairman City Executive Committee, on or before November 3 5. W John secretary.
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R. P. Thomason
W. John
Gas Coke Offered By Anniston Electric & Gas Co
Gas coke advertised as cleanest cheapest fuel for grates and base burners at 4.50 dollars per ton delivered by Anniston Electric and Gas Co. Contact telephone 109 for orders or delivery.
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Anniston Electric & Gas CO
Winter Tourist Tickets From Southern Railway
Southern Railway announces round trip winter tourist tickets to Georgia Florida and Cuba points at special low rates from October 15 to April 30 with return until May 31 1907 Sleeper service offered from Anniston to Jacksonville Florida departing 6 25 p m Rates schedules and sleeper reservations available from M H Bone C P A M Coxwell C P A G N Meredith Union Ticket Agent
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Southern Railway
Georgia
Florida
Cuba
Anniston
Jacksonville
Fla
M. H. Bone
M. Coxwell
Birmingham
Ala
G. N. Meredith
Union
Southern railway offers 6.17 round trip to Mobile and back
Alabama United Confederate Veterans reunion event in Mobile announces Southern Railway will sell round trip tickets for 6.17 dollars. Tickets go on sale November 19 and 20 with final limit November 24, 1906. Information from agents M. H. Bone and G. N. Meredith.
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Alabama United Confederate Veterans
Mobile
Ala
Southern Railway
M. H. Bone
M. Coxwell
Birmingham
G. N. Meredith
Kilby and Wikle Named Dem Nominees for Anniston Mayor
The Evening Star announces Thomas E. Kilby as a Democratic candidate for re election as mayor of Anniston and J L Wikle as a Democratic candidate for mayor of Anniston.
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The
Evening Star
Thomas E. Kilby
Anniston
J. L. Wikle
Ward One council candidates announce for primary in Anniston
Citizens hear from several contenders in the First ward race. W H McKleroy seeks the Democratic nomination to drive Anniston’s upbuilding. E P Cooper agrees to run again, praised for prior service. QC Wrenshall aims for council seat, endorsed by the W S C F plant for his business leadership and community impact.
Ward Two Candidate Announcement Front for Re Election
Friends announce Mr. W. O. Ward as candidate for re election to represent the Second ward subject to Democratic party action. A supporter also consents to run for councilman in the Second ward upon party approval. If elected the candidate pledges to perform full duty.
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W. O. Ward
Second Ward
Democratic Party
Higgins Named City Council Candidate for Ward Two
The Friends of H P Higgins announce him as a candidate for councilman from Ward Two subject to the action of the Democratic party. Higgins seeks the second ward seat in the upcoming city elections reflecting party backing and local support.
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Democratic Party
Friends of
H. P. Higgins
H. H. Fitzgerald
Ward Three Candidates Named for Third Ward Councilman
The Evening Star announces Mr. R. G. Todd as a Democratic candidate for councilman in the Third ward and confirms Mr. R. D. Thompson as a can didate for the same seat.
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Evening Star
R. D. Thompson
Third Ward
The
R. G. Todd
Ward Four Candidacies Announced for Alderman Seat
The Friends of M. Markstein announce his candidacy for alderman Ward Four to succeed himself subject to Democratic party action. H. D. McCarty also announces candidacy for councilman Ward Four. The Star announces Dr J. M. Whiteside as a Democratic candidate for Ward Four councilman.
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M. Markstein
H. D. M’carty
Star
Dr. J. M. Whiteside
Ward
Fitzgerald Declared Candidate for Ward 5 City Council
Ward Five officials announce H. H. Fitzgerald as a candidate for the city council seat. The statement notes authorization and campaign intent for the Ward 5 race.
Anniston Electric and Gas Company Notice
Public notice from Anniston Electric and Gas Company appears in this brief OCR item with references to telephone 109 and related utility matters. No additional details are legible to clarify actions, deadlines, or parties involved.
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