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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1902
Page
4
Wives and daughters urge charity as Salvation Army plans a Christmas dinner for the poor in Anniston and the Biks prepare a Christmas tree and entertainment to raise funds. The Eveving Star asks for generous support and will publish receipts, with boxes in stores for donations to the Salvation Army dinner.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions White's Cream Vermitage killing Wortis and removing mucus in the body, then shifts to Wir and J B Privett of Oxford. It notes a land sale price of 12,500.70 years ago and Berlin land valued at 12,500,000.
Prof Wiley of the Agricultural Department in Washington argues bread nutrition rests on milling. He cites Clifton flour from Bransford Mills Owensboro Kentucky as the finest milled flour and advises readers to ask grocers to ship it.
The red cap of liberty arose from a pragmatic origin not the Phrygian bonnet. Swiss troops from the Chateaureux regiment who joined the Nancy riots returned to Paris still wearing red caps, sparking popular support for the symbol as a protest against despotism.
Vice President Adlan Stevenson argues that trusts harm the nation by eliminating small dealers, raising prices, and reducing competition. He notes widespread discontent and insists the public must seek remedies to curb the trust’s power and restore fair pricing and governance.
Senator George Frisbie Hoar argues the Sherman antitrust bill does not exhaust federal power over trusts. He urges broad congressional control, including public accounts and interstate operations, to curb trusts without destroying them. He emphasizes reliance on large capital for markets and warns the trust monster endangers welfare.
Last night Rev E Henderlite was formally installed as pastor of West Anniston Presbyterian Church. Rev Donald McQueen of First Presbyterian led the installation and preached the sermon. The service drew a large and impressed congregation.
Bransford Mills of Owensboro Kentucky promotes a program where every forty eight pound Clifton flour sack becomes two towels. Grocers can supply the reusable sacks to customers.
The text notes that about 150000 soldiers pass through Waterloo station in London each year, highlighting the station as a major military transit point and hub of activity.
A large skate was captured at Lynmouth in Devon with the unusual weight described as a tea stone. The report notes the creature measured in with local observations across the coast.
This excerpt traces the bricklayers union’s impact from 1776 to 1902 showing wage gains from 50 cents for fourteen hours to 4 dollars and 80 cents for eight hours. It notes the union’s ten year benevolent spending totaling 1.5 million dollars illustrating the trade association’s benefits to members and the trade.
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