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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1903

Page

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Horrible Death Of Kilgore In Electric Pole Accident

W B Kilgore a 24 year old lineman from Weavers was killed at East Thomas near Birmingham when an electric light pole fell crushing his skull and breaking his back. He worked in the East Thomas Furnace electrical department and the body will be carried to Weavers tomorrow morning.

W.B. Kilgore Ed Kilgore East Thomas Birmingham Kilgore East Thomas Furnace Company

Double Tracking Washington Division Expansion

Washington division announces completion of fifteen miles of double track between Alexandria and Sidburn Virginia on September 26 and plans to extend double track to Manassas by October. Work toward Orange Virginia from Manassas proceeds and is expected to enable full double tracking between Washington and Orange within months, improving traffic flow.

Washington D.C Southern Railway Alexandria Sidburn Manassas Orange

A Thoughtful Man Finds Cure for Wife

M. M. Austin of Winchester Indiana knew what to do in a moment of need. His wife suffered stomach and liver trouble beyond doctors. He used Dr King s New Life Pills and she found relief at once and was cured. Only 25c at West End Drug Store and Miller Drug Co Druggists.

M. M. Austin Winchester Ind Dr. King West End Drug Store Miller Drug Co

Socialists Plan Active Campaign in Alabama

The Socialist party of Alabama announces an active campaign to enlarge the party statewide. Six locals were organized last week in Guidsen, Denster, Moshat, Goodhue, Farrill, and West Bessemer. Thomas N. Freeman is named state organizer and will travel the state from Anniston. A van with two lecturers is to be used for stump speeches in counties. Birmingham locals will push labor members to affiliate.

Birmingham Socialist Party of Alabama Socialist Party Guidsden Denster Moshat Goodhue Farrill West Bessemer Thomas N. Freeman Anniston

Major Samuel W. Hay Killed in Pittsburg Fall

Major Samuel W. Hay, a Civil and Spanish American War veteran and longtime Pittsburg resident, died instantly after falling from the Arrott building’s fourth floor elevator shaft to the basement. He served as commissary on staffs of Generals Young Davis and Wheeler and led the Second Division of the Fourth Army Corps at Camp Shipp. His death is mourned by many friends.

Pittsburg Samuel W. Hay Arrott Hay Young, Davis Wheeler Fourth Army Corps Shipp

Receiver Retained in Anniston Mercantile Case

Chancellor R. B. Kelly today rendered a decree continuing the receivership of Capt. R. P. Thomas for the Anniston Mercantile company. The Bearbrough faction petitioned to reset the receiver and allow officers elected in July to take charge of the business.

R. B. Kelly R. P. Thomasson Anniston Mercantile Company Bearbrough

Moving to Anniston

Oxford residents learn Thomason Grocery will relocate its Oxford warehouse to Anniston. Tracks are near completion and cars will move tonight or tomorrow as goods are transferred, ending the long standing Oxford operation.

Oxford Ala Anniston Thomason Grocery Company

Banking bill fate debated as vote postponed

The defeat of the banking bill is widely predicted in Montgomery as action is postponed until Saturday and observers doubt the measure will pass.

Montgomery

Patents Granted To Alabamians

Washington reports the issue of patents on patents issued to Alabama residents. James Wilkerson of Birmingham receives Elastic-fluid turbine patent 739,965 and building block patent 740,099 for 8. C. Davidson of Birmingham. F. G. Brown of Sheffield earns patent 740,225 for a Strainer and W H A Howe of Talladega patent 740,278 for a rocking-chair attachment.

James Wilkerson Birmingham C. Davidson F. G. Brown Sheffield W. HA. Howe Talladega

Curry Honored with State Statue in National Hall

In Montgomery on October 1 a bronze or marble statue of the late Jabez L. M. Curry will take one of Alabama’s two niches in the national statuary hall in Washington. The joint resolution became law without the governor’s signature.

Montgomery Jabez L. M. Curry Alabama National Statuary Hall Washington

Long Distance Talks Open Between Birmingham and Anniston

The Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph company reports a direct copper metallic long distance circuit now linking Birmingham Anniston and Montgomery with improved service nearby. Patrons may test the new line free for up to six minutes before October 15. The link was tested in Anniston with Horace Hood Jr. of the Star Montgomery correspondent sending the first long distance special to an Anniston paper.

Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company Birmingham Anniston Montgomery Evening Star Horace Hood Jr the Star Star

State Legislature Adjourns to Prepare for Saturday

Montgomery October 1 Both houses adjourned last night to allow clerks to compile records for final adjournments on Saturday.

Montgomery

Anniston Urges Merchants to Invest in New Industry

The Evening Star promotes a proposed new industry for Greater Anniston urging merchants and property owners to join the capital stock drive. A $100 or $500 subscription is presented as an incentive to attract others and spur local industrial growth.

Anniston The Evening Star Greater Anniston Ageniston

Good Deeds and Cough Remedy Appeal in Chicago

A Chicago man extols kindness over real estate deeds and urges helping others. An endorsement praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds with no pneumonia risk, sold by J. L. Wikle. All aboard for St. Louis.

Chicago Chamberlain J. L. Wikle

Forty Pound Gain Reported From Stomach Tablets

For months our younger brother suffered indigestion until using Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. In thirty days he gained forty pounds of flesh and recovered fully. Hooley Bros Merchants Long Branch Mo. For sale by J L Winker druggist.

Chamberlain HoLeEy Bros., Merchants Long Branch J. L. Winker Draggist

Robbed The Grave A Philadelphia Narrative of Recovery

John Oliver describes a dire illness with yellow skin sunken eyes and pain. After three doctors gave up he used Electric Bitters and improved after a three week course. He credits the remedy with saving his life and urges others to try it, with a 50 cent guarantee at local druggists.

John Oliver Philadelphia West End

Bucklen’s Amnica Salve Promises Quick Healing

An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Amnica Salve as the best remedy for Burns Sores Bruises Cuts Boils Ulcers Skin Eruptions and Piles. It costs 25 cents and comes with a satisfaction guarantee from West End Drug Store and Miller Drug Co. Druggists read page 7.

Bucklen West End Miller Drug Co

Julius Levy Offers Suit Cleaning and Pressing

A local ad lists telephone 324 for suit cleaning and pressing services offered by Julius Levy. The notice emphasizes quick turnaround and available pickup.

Julius Levy

Heavy hauling and drayage services by R O Watson

Heavy hauling and moving of household goods offered with prompt attention by R. O. Watson. For service call phone 72.

R. O Watson

Five Die and Twenty Five Hurt In City Collision

Chicago move says five killed and twenty five injured after collision between a Wisconsin Central passenger train leaving Chicago and a Fortys third avenue street car at Fifty second avenue. The street car was crowded with Harlem race track spectators and every occupant was injured. The motorman had signaled to cross when the locomotive struck the car at track center.

Chicago Wisconsin Central

Ten Penny Nail Tears Hand. Man Heals With Pain Balm

J C Mount of Three Mile Bay New York drove a ten penny nail into the fleshy part of his hand while opening a box. He applied Cham berlain s Pain Balm and found pain and soreness disappear and the injury heal quickly. For sale by J L Wikle Advertise in The Star.

J. C. Mount Three Mile Bay N. Y Chamberlain J. L. Wikle

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Calhoun Washington Division Will Stump State Maj Kelly Thomason Grocery Co R. W. Bishop DR. Curry Southern Bell Lines St. Louis Sternes Grocery Love Drug Company Annistonians R. P. Thomason Thomason Groscery Co Anniston Merchantile Co Anpiston Elks Kana
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