Election Notice for Alabama 1902 Governor and state races
I M W Woodruff Sheriff of Calhoun County Alabama orders opening polls on Tuesday November 4 1902 for a Governor Lieutenant Governor Attorney General State Superintendent of Education Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries two Calhoun County legislators a Fourth District Congressman and other state offices. Officials named inspectors and returning officers for Beat districts 1 through 20 are listed with duties to keep order within fifty feet of polling places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. W. Woodruff Sheri
Calhoun County
Alamo
Aid County
Congress
Alabama
M. W. Wooprurf
H F Montgomery
Joe Privett
John Burke
W L McGinnis
Oficer
Jule Lumpkin
Norris Oodruff
J M Bowles
M Owens
D F Weaver
J Ko Lamb
G B Skelton
I Atkins
Hollingsworth
BR ¢Levander
GW Landers
A Iephers
Bowland
Hectors
Fiteer
Alexander
Kiame
Psd
CFB
Clark
RA Love
J Pre Jennings
4Ra
John Hyatt
Retarning
Cvicer
Ernex Hayes
Rorgan
T N Watson
Inspectore
Poland
Kretu
Waddy Thom
James Hughes
Tom Colpectors
W H Davis
James Orris
J W Hughes
Hf Pamtin
Nspectors
J W Dod
John O’ Bryant
W Bennett
Tom Allen
W G Norton
CM Weeks
P_ Collins
Coker
Jerry Cochran
Duke
Richard John Ipton
Webster
Will McCurry
W. Dickie
Nay Read
A. McCollum
Ed Griffin
James Kelly
H. H. Constantine J. Y. Watkins
R. F. Hanna
W. B. Autry
Young. M. WW. Wooprver
White Ribbon Remedy Promoted For Alcoholism Cure
An advertorial claims White Ribbon Remedy cures or destroys appetite for alcohol whether user is a drinker or inebriate. Mrs. Moore of the Ventura WCTU endorses secretive use and calls it economical for temperance work. Available from Mrs. A. M. Townsend in Boston for $1, with trial packages free. sold in Anniston by J. L. Wikle.
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Tremont St
Boston
Mass
Anniston
J. L. Wikle
D-Mon
Passing of the Squirrel Fashion and Fur Demand Endanger Wildlife
A Chicago Tribune commentary laments fashion’s demand for squirrel skins driving depletion of gray and red pelts in the United States. It warns Europe may supply fur, noting no society exists to save squirrel skins, and contrasts with campaigns to protect birds. It laments extinction risk and humorously questions hunter motives while noting warmth for ladies.
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Chicago Tribune
United States
Europe
Edwin Landseer
Quincy
Botanic Blood Balm Ad Claims Disease Cure
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a universal remedy for rheumatic symptoms and blood purification. It promises permanent cures, offers a free sample and prepaid medical advice, and lists a price of $1 per large bottle.
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Reses
Hot Springs
Petest
Voes
Brood Balm Co
Atlanta
Fragmentary Sight of a Flash and Its Effect
An archaic note estimates a flash occupies a tiny fraction of sound and states that a tenth of a second is needed for light to affect the eye, leaving only a faint impression of the brightness described.
Herbine Promises Cure For Malaria Symptoms
A Hopkins of Manchester Kansas reports using Herbine for chills fever headaches biliousness and blood purification noting its effectiveness in malaria symptoms. The ad mentions Vakut as a preventive and links the remedy to a long history of use.
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A Hopkins
Manchester
Kan
Wikle Anniston
Privett Oxford
Lincoln editor Thompson launches Star on October 1
David E. Thompson of Lincoln Nebraska has been named by the president as the next minister to Broz l starts a new evening paper the Star in his home city on October 1
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David E. Thompson
Lincoln
Neb
Broz'l
the Star
Nervousness cured by P. P. P and toning blood supply
P. P. P. is advertised as a powerful nerve tonic and blood purifier, claiming to restore health quickly by nourishing nerves with pure blood. It compares favorably to Sasaparilla and highlights a formula on each carton, with distribution through The Bell Weatherly Co. and J. L. Wikle.
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Lippman
Pp. P. P
Bell Weatherly Co
J. L. Wikle
Roads of Empire and Roman Roads in Britain compared
The essay argues roads as civilization’s spine from Roman to modern Britain. It contrasts Roman road building with later imperial methods, recounting a trek in Borneo to illustrate enduring human effort, terrain challenges, and the stubbornness of early road-making.
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Britain
Europe
London Spectator
Pagalan
Borneo
England
Local Upset Shifts County Treasurer Hope In Du Pont Georgia
A county treasurer candidate in Du Pont Georgia faced defeat as election results shifted unexpectedly. Reports mention Dr. King’s therapy and a controversial medical claim tied to a tonic product priced at fifty cents and ten dollars, with promotional wording surrounding a supposed remedy alongside other unrelated notices.
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J F. Ho
du Pont
Tony
Dr. King
All Who
1Ijer Dros Co
I Am Cured by Foley's Kidney Cure
A Benton Ferry Virginia writer Mr Owen Duon says he suffered kidney and bladder trouble for years and woke up twelve times nightly. After two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure he reports permanent relief and full cure. Miller Drug Co reports the testimonial.
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Owen Duon
Benton Ferry
Foley
Miller Drug Co
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M. W. Woodruff
I. E. Watson
Merk
WCTU
Norris & Little
King's
Axhiston Banking & Loan CO
M. B. Wellborn
Anniston Transfer Co’s
Chas. W. Carlton & CO
Architects
J. W. Golucke & Co
Caldwell Building
T. L. Robinson
W. A. Robinson
C. H. Robinson
Munua
Mree
Bionde
Hagan
Magnolia
First National Bank
Amnist Capital
Ala
Talladega
Calhoun Counties
W. W. Srrinareniow
H. A. Youna
J. B. Goonwix
A. J. Geppwrs
Nena
A. L. Tyler
Jno
B. Knox
Goodwin
W. L. McCan
J. O. Sproul
L. Turner
K. In Tyler
A W. Bell
W.W. Stringfellow
FORD
MAI
F. Ballard
Engele
Weisbach
Harrison-Belcher Plumbing Co
Noble St., Anniston, Ata
Piyor
Atlanta, Ga
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Werey
Eon Gees Eille
New York
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G. B. Flint