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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1902
Page
4
The Birmingham Age-Herald accuses Anniston of impulsiveness while defending law upholding in Anniston. It contrasts Birmingham’s past rash acts with Anniston and cites the need for strict vagrant-law enforcement to curb crime. The piece references Gadsden’s optimism about future developments.
A reader reflects that genuine thanks does not require an elaborate meal. The note emphasizes daily gratitude over grand occasions and suggests thankfulness can be quietly practiced.
The text cites harsh editorials from the New York Evening Post and Gunton's Magazine condemning President Baer and organized labor. It notes distrust of Baer as mouthpiece for practical men and predicts he will not hold that position again, while warning of public backlash if abuses persist.
A speaker argues against worship of political mechanism and defends constitutional critique. He stresses free discussion, justice for dependent peoples in the Philippines and Hawaii, and warns that final questions are about fair treatment and honest dealing. He praises Governor Taft and calls the U S a witness for eternal righteousness in the Philippines.
Ambrose P. Winston in Atlantic discusses the shift from master servant bonds to a cooperative labor system. He argues the factory era's severance of personal bonds spurred improved worker conditions and employer responsibility, leading to a new balanced industrial order.
The House of Lords ruled that a trades union could be sued for damages for acts by another, a finding used by employers to wage a major conflict against labor. The long purse fights the short in a costly struggle over liability and limits on union actions.
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for a catarrh cure and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous surface remedy. It includes testimonials about F J Cheney and local druggists and lists Hall’s Pills as a suitable companion product.
A Shetland fowling tale recalls a climber who, after bragging of bravery, ascends a cliff to about 150 feet before suddenly losing nerve. He calls to his comrades and falls into the sea, sinks briefly, then is hauled back into a boat. His final remark is a bleak, humorous line about losing his ene log.
Tax Assessor D B Barnes lists appointments for multiple beats across cities including White Plains Iron City Choccolocco DeArmanville and Jacksonville with dates from Oct 31 to Dec 6 1902. Taxpayers must bring correct real estate and itemized valuations assessments become delinquent after January 1 1903.
The schedule lists beats and dates across multiple towns from October through December. Notable entries include Beat 11 White Plains on Saturday November 1 and Beat 12 Iron City on Monday November 8, with additional sessions in Burns X Roads Boozer Boiling Springs Pokeville and several other locales through December.
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