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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1902
Page
4
In a letter to The Evening Star Col Alexander M Gaber a Democratic attorney general candidate expresses gratitude for Calhoun votes in both primaries praising local support as near unanimous. He notes Talladega ties and argues merit and achievement define true mastery over mere good intentions.
An old warning urges against nasal preparations that contain mercury and damage the senses. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as a safe internally taken remedy despite cautions about dangerous ingredients.
An inspector notes that cribbing time adds up to fourteen days or ten hours yearly, arguing it is effectively stolen from weekly paid workers. The text mentions a small fine for violations, but the remainder is unclear due to damaged wording.
A Catholic official calls for religious peace and civic virtue, urging all classes to pursue redress through quiet, lawful means. He praises America's fair government and notes public agitation undermines loyalty, stressing Catholics should exemplify equitable treatment in society.
President SCHURMAN of Cornell argues most Philippine questions are settled aside from independence or statehood. Civil rights like religious liberty and free speech have been granted, and a native assembly will not be ready until 1904. Until then the Philippines will fade as a political issue in the United States.
The Twenty Fifth annual Barlows Minstrels tour heads to Noble Street theater on October 7 with Clarence B E Rammell acclaimed as the oldest living interlocutor. The company promises refined, funny minstrelsy with an unrivaled chorus and an orchestra under Robert A. Rea, delivering exquisite vocalism and harmony.
A New York businessman carries a locket with two wood slivers from the floor McKinley stood on when shot and a button from a man who helped overpower the assassin. The item is described as a remarkable souvenir by the New York Press.
Ohio observes the centennial of statehood on March 1 1903 as the State Archeological and Historical Society fixes the date. The first Ohio legislature assembled in March 1800 and Ohio’s admission was formalized February 19 1803.
A young man touring central Kansas towns last summer pitched a self serving plan that failed. An old timer notes Kansans have spent twenty years wary of schemes and will be harder on Oklahoma, where the West holds more experience.
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