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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1909
Page
11
A local store promotes Majestic Range demonstrations during a special week. Buyers receive a free Souvenir Set of Ware with each range purchased, highlighting the range’s malleable iron and Charcoal Tron construction, airtight riveted joints, and a high capacity movable reservoir that boils 15 gallons of water.
Reports detail new unions forming in Boston and Holland and labor temple plans in Superior Wisconsin. The Western Federation of Miners campaigns for a six hour day amid hot mines. United Mine Workers total 246 652 members with notable annual gain and many strikes. California passes a law banning nonmembers from labor buttons. Stereotypers and Electrotypers ratify a non cooperation agreement with Printing Presmen Union.
October 8 1818 John H Reagan born in Sevier County Tennessee died in Palestine Texas 1905. 1829 Jesuits expelled from England. 1854 steamboat FE K Collins burned on Lake Erie twenty three lives lost. 1862 Buell forces win Perryville Kentucky. 1869 Franklin Pierce dies in Concord New Hampshire born Hillsboro New Hampshire 1804. 1871 Chicago fire begins destroys vast property. 1882 Joseph Carter Abbott dies in Wilmington North Carolina born Concord New Hampshire 1825. 1890 Chief Hennessey murdered New Orleans by Italian Mafia. 1908 US China treaty of arbitration reached.
The Icelandic figure Johnsson trained in law at Copenhagen but pursued journalism founding Isafold in 1874, becoming the nation’s leading paper. Elected to the legislature in 1879 he pushed temperance bills and last year was named minister to Denmark amid Iceland’s loyalty questions.
Bjorn Jonsson born October 8 1846 in Tjupadal Teeland. He entered Reykjavik College in 1862 and graduated with high honors in 1869. He became one of Iceland's leading public men.
An advertisement promises a complete cure for blood poison locomotor ataxia necrosis paralysis rheumatism catarrh malaria jaundice tuberculosis and enlarged glands. It offers a free 108 page book by mail without cost to interested readers.
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