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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1902
Page
4
The Nashville News reports Albany New York voters rejected Andrew Carnegie’s large library gift without stated reason. The piece notes public curiosity about motives, citing possible self interest or principled stand, and calls the move eccentric or representative of old fashioned spirit.
The Tuk Montgomery Journal notes reports that convicts may be withdrawn from mines, but casts doubt on Governor Jenks joking about it. It argues coal operators would resist state takeover of mine work under convicts, calling the notion too humorous to take seriously.
A reflective sermon recalls forgotten laborers in mines who built civilization and endured neglect. The text links a share of national costs from a long strike to moral duties toward foreign workers, urging recognition of miners as brethren and Christlike brothers in need.
Discussion centers on relinquishing control of mines to unspecified workers, with critics arguing the proposal carries too much risk and could jeopardize safety and revenue. Proponents urge opportunities for external management and potential efficiency gains.
One hundred dollar reward offered for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Claims come from Wist & Truay and Marvin wholesale druggists in Toledo Ohio. Cure advertised as internal and blood and mucus acting with testimonials available free. Price five cents per bottle, sold by druggists.
Have you any buggies or other vehicles in need of repairs Send them to our shop Donahoo Co offers prompt repair service for buggies and other vehicles at our shop.
The oldest episcopal residence in England Hartlebury Castle in Worcestershire will be sold as it is too costly for a bishop without private means to maintain. The sale aims to fund diocesan work and preserve its use for church duties.
Many anxious mothers rely on Foley's Honey and Tar as an effective remedy for croup and throat and lung troubles. It contains no opiates or poisons and is safe for household use. For sale by Miller Drug Co.
The Rt Rev. James H. Van Buren bishop of Porto Rico travels in the United States to raise money for church growth on the island. He aims to secure funds to support missions schools and parish expansion amid ongoing religious work.
Elder John W Rogers of Filley Missouri recalls an infant's violent croup last winter. He used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy which quickly removed danger and led to recovery. The remedy is praised for preventing an attack when started at first symptoms and contains no opium. Available by J L Wikle.
Napoleon questions an old one armed soldier about his loss and offers honors for a single arm. The man replies he would have received higher ranks for losing the second arm, then calmly cuts off his other arm in response, a bold retort to the emperor.
The ad from R C Johnston & Sons offers lowered prices to readers who mention the ad. Silk stripe waist flannels priced at 25 cents, all wool dress goods at 79 cents, extra heavy outing at 8 to 10 cents, and extra heavy twilled flannels at 83 cents. Hats and flannel waists receive 25 percent discounts.
A $100 prize was awarded to T. H. Davis of the New York Central Lines Denver for naming the Rock Island System train to California via Kansas City and El Paso. Thousands of entries poured in from across the United States, and the winner was announced as The Golden State Limited.
A group of young ladies from Anniston College, led by Prof. Bryan and female teachers, will tour Chattanooga and surrounding sites. They depart Anniston at 2 p.m. November 5 and return by 5 p.m. November 15 at very low rates with special arrangements for a enjoyable trip.
Tax assessors announce schedule across Beat areas from Jenkins to Oxanna and Anniston with dates from Oct 11 to Dec 24 1902. Taxpayers must bring real estate numbers and itemized valuations. delinquency begins January 1 1903.
Tax collection schedule lists Beat numbers and locations such as White Plains Iron City Choccolocco Burns X Roads Boozer Boiling Springs Pokeville Chatchie Peeks Hill Reeds Duke Alexandria Hollingsworth Landers Keen's School House Four Mile Weavers Greenwood's School House Piedmont Jacksonville Oxford and Anniston with appointment dates from October 31 through January 1. Delinquent taxes accrue interest and costs after December 31 1902.
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