Actual Circulation of the Evening Star September 1900
The record shows the Evening Star published daily except Sunday by the Anniston Publishing Company. May include circulation figures. notarized statement by T R Gordon and notary EK Ledbetter affirm the September 1906 restatement.
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The
Anniston Publishing Company
Evening Star
T. R. Gordon
Kaito
Hwe
EK. W. Ledbetter
Calhoun County
Alabama
Value of good roads gains Alabama attention
Alabama shifts attention to the value of good roads as a sign of progress and prosperity. In Calhoun county the road improvement drive grows with a model road by Mr. Dodd of the public roads department. Heavy rains hurt cotton, but higher prices are hoped to offset losses for farmers.
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Alabama
Calhoun County
Dodd
Department of Public Roads
Apniston Welcomes Buyers for Fall Business
Apniston extends a comical welcome to buyers to come here where there is opportunity to sell cotton and other products at the highest market prices and purchase goods at reasonable rates.
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Apniston
Bll
Help Sought for Gulf Flood Sufferers in Alabama
Special to the Star. Mobile residents urge Governor Jelks to set aside 25000 for Gulf coast flood victims, but the governor says he cannot H? act under state law. He issues a plea for statewide aid to Mobile and Pensacola sufferers urging communities to contribute through local committees or a Mobile relief committee formed for the purpose.
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Star
Montgomery
Mobile
Jelks
Gulf Coast
Gulf City
United States
Alabama
Capitol
An, D. Jel
Desperate Mobile Reels From Prolonged Rainstorm
The city endures a 12 hour downpour that drenched roofs and basements. Four inches of rain flood elevators and upper floors while merchants fear ruin from continued wet weather. The Louisville & Nashville rail line resumes service into Mobile at 6 am as storms threaten further damage.
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Cloeck
Nervous troubles overcome by Cooper remedy
Mrs. Schaurer of Louisville writes that Cooper's New Discovery eased her nervous stomach trouble and fatigue. She reports restored appetite and sleep after one bottle, with the medicine sold locally by J. L. Wikle at 1.00 per bottle.
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W. J. Sehaurer
Guthrie St
Louisville
L. T. Cooper
United States
Cabinet Discusses Cuba In Early Autumn Session
The first cabinet meeting of autumn convened at the White House at 11:60 this morning with six members present. Secretaries Taft Hitch woeck and Shaw were absent on travel. Discussion centered on the Cuban situation after completing other business.
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Star
Washington
White House
Connecticut Democrats Fail to Gain Ground in Towns
New Haven reports Democrats made a strong push to win more towns in the state but were stopped, failing to win in over 25 of 162 towns. In New London Mayor Mahan lost reelection to Republican Armstrong, while Norwalk elected a Democratic mayor as the sole city victory.
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New Haven
New London
Mahan
Armstrong
Norwalk
Atlanta Allows Salons to Open After License Vote
Atlanta city council approved reopening for twenty nine saloons and wholesale liquor houses reported favorably by a mayoral committee. Names include R. M. Rose Co Potts-Thompson Co Jacobs Pharmacy Co Thompson Liquor Co and several hotels. Council discussion criticized bloc by bloc action and decision was quickly enacted.
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Star
Atlanta
R. M. Rose Company
Potts-Thompson Company
Jacobs Pharmacy Company
Thompson Liquor Company
Atlanta Brewing and Ihe Company
Bluthenthal & Bickart
Lenox Distilling Company
Carroll & Reid Company
Brannen & Anthony
I. H. Oppenheim
East
Alabama Street
Piedmont
Aragon
Kimball House
D. W. Kennedy
Peachtree
Morris Mannheim
Walton Streets
Fred G. Painter
Empire Building
William Wolpert
Ponce de Leon
Poplar
Harry Silverman
Whitehall
Alabama
A. Samuels
Marietta
Little & McCorkle
Forsyth Streets
Jacob Vogt
Broad Streets
Gray & Condon
South Broad Street
al Bronk
Pryor
Hunter Streets
Reid- Gordon Company
H. G. Keeney
West Mitchell Street
Hayner Distilling Company
Decatur Street
Thomas Bradley
Moerlein Brewing Company
W. L. Bridwell
Chattanooga Brewing Company
Martin
Tse
Macon Centennial Fair Among Souths Largest Exhibitions
Macon Georgia October 2 The Macon Centennial Fair opened today and may claim to be one of the largest and most notable exhibitions in the South. Displays across all departments are impressive with county representations in agriculture and horticulture and an amusement program matching the high standard of the fair.
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Macon
South
Georgia
Illinois Central Special Train Lectures for Farmers
A special Illinois Central train, inspired by Midwestern rail lines, leaves Hernando Mississippi on October 2 to deliver farming lectures on crop diversification. The journey will last ten days and conclude in Memphis.
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Hernando
Miss
Middle West
Northwest
Illinois Central
Memphis
Early Morning Cigar Advice From A tobacconist
A tobacconist claims the proper time to test a cigar is before breakfast. He notes morning smoking is unhealthy but discriminating and suggests trying staples of favorite wands early to sharpen judgment. Meretie Pane.
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Meretie
Pane
Scott and Homer Respect Human Darkness in Their Art
Andrew Lang notes that Scott and Homer avoid sensational tragedy and tyrannical passions. He contrasts Scott with Yvankde a tale of Africa and treachery, calling it a realistic novel idea. Both writers show reverence for human things while not pursuing popular horror.
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Mutiere
Scott
Andrew Lang
Africa
Yvankde
England
Rk Sueh
Phoenix
Homer
Anecdote of Spencer Huxley Lewes Dinner Debate
Herbert Spencer once narrated a dinner with Huxley and George Lewes where authors debated starting to write. Lewes claimed he begins written work instantly when the pen is in hand and jokes about writing at a low temperature. Huxley quips that boiling at a low temperature implies a vacation in the upper region, provoking laughter.
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Herbert Spencer
Huxley
George Lewes
Mr. Huxley
Lewes
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Ed McKeer
Rediver
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Claes Matter
al- Waser
Anniston Republi
Anniston, Ala
Hearst
New York American
New York Herald
New York
Herald
Tion
Ile
Ethel Stafford
Iron Bay
Louisville & Nashville Railway
Evans
New Orleans
Donahoo & Co
Sella Eoa
Russell Bros
China
Cabinet
Cuba
Connecticut
Connell
Wikle
J. L. Wikle
First National Bank
Capital
Suplus
M. B. Wellborn
W. W.stringfellow
V-Prest
H. A. Young
Aja Goodwin
Jas. B. Goodwin
Belcher Plumbing Co
Wilmer Avenue
Columbus Smith
Real Estate and Insurance
Constantine
Motiere, Scott and
Huxley and
Abner C. Thomas, Jeweler
Noble Street
Thomas
Mgr
Anniston Store
F. C. Leyden
Smith Big
R. S. Pendle
D. M. Boozer
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