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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1902
Page
4
The census bureau values U S farms at 16.674 billion with buildings 5.56 billion and land 18.114 billion. farm machinery and livestock add 761 million and 3.06 million respectively, totaling over 20.51 billion in farming wealth. A mix of notes on industry, flag design, smoking hazards, and a Georgia campaign round out the page.
A Boston Transcript quip notes success in politics hinges on how one exits rather than entry. It warns that leaving office with wealth signals a successful career.
United States Senator Chauncey M Depew contrasts coronation rites in London with American ideas of sovereignty. He argues that the coronation liturgy embodies feudal sovereignty while the United States rests on government by the people, citing the Revolution and the Declaration of Independence. He warns how a king and prime minister can undermine the throne.
D J Stein chief of Melbourne Fire Department argues U S fire apparatus are superior though Melbourne uses English engines. He suggests other cities could learn from U S departments but has not seen departments abroad that match U S standards.
A rallying call advocates women taking control of coal mines to protect miners' interests and ensure regular, economical public coal supply. If men fail to resolve mining disputes, women should oversee operations and pave the way for public ownership.
A vintage ad explains that mercury is dangerous for the senses and promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free. It claims internal use affects blood and mucous surfaces and urges buyers to ensure genuine product from Toledo makers.
A king's counsel questions a principal witness in a slander case. The woman refuses to repeat the remarks, calling them unfit for any respectable person. The barrister then suggests she whispers them to the judge, provoking a quiet, ironic moment.
In a flurry of rumors from Variety, Sally Gay reveals Miss Lin ger Long is engaged to Jack Whoop ler, though she says she would not marry the best man on earth. Dolly Swift disputes the match, noting she isn’t going to wed either.
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