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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1901
Page
4
United States Senator Patvues of Alabama is eighty, Senator Bailey of Texas is thirty-eight, making the eldest and youngest senators both Southern. The Chicago Tribune mocks Southern humor and contrasts Northern pretensions. Flagler, jailed for a Florida bride, is noted alongside Ethan Allen Doty paying five million for a wife, prompting jokes about the price of brides.
The present czar of Russia is praised as progressive and earnest in reforms. He reportedly induces noblemen to settle in Siberia to teach peasants better farming for higher yields. If received well, these efforts promise real steps forward for Siberian residents.
An advertisement describes Cascarets Candy Cathartic with its light blue enameled box and a tailing C C mark on each tablet. It warns products are never sold in bulk and directs readers to druggists for purchase.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions brands and prices with unclear context. Items reference cigars and low prices, including scattered names and phrases. No coherent event or personfully identifiable details are present to form a valid summary.
Admiral's decision to turn out unmasked the Spanish squadron as Cervera’s ships left harbor. The Brooklyn and Texas led a 54 minute running fight, four ships annihilated within minutes, Vizcaya surrendered, victory felt complete for the fleet and all involved.
A social note lists Anniston ladies visiting Birmingham for the Gray grand opera and mentions Rev J I Blacklock and Mrs Blacklock heading there, along with Mr Milton A Smith and daughter Gertrude. Gadsden visitors Gus Woodruff John Padun and Harry Montgomery attend the Columbian club german, while local ads promote Foley's Hovey and Tar and laundry services. Fresh Coosa river fish and oysters are served on Wednesdays and Saturdays at ROO pee Pee.
The Noble Street Theater announces Miss Gertrude Coghlan in Becky Sharp in Thackeray's Vanity Fair, a celebrated five act drama with thirty five speaking parts. Tickets are on sale at Wikle's as demand grows for the season's premier attraction.
Mr Sam Jonhson a prominent farmer of Alexandria Valley and Calhoun county resident serves on a special jury. Mr Wm V Taylor of Roanoke returns home after visiting his son Dr J R Taylor in West End. Miss Irby McDuffie of Gadsden visits Dr and Mrs H D Barr on Leighton Avenue and Fourteenth Street Codlars and Cuffs Rye Levi 1022 4 Noble Street King William Seaton Cascade Lincoln at Levis.
Anniston blue and white meet Oxford in a Friday game with captains mentioned. Anniston starts A Deebles at center and a backfield including Fred Bell and Randolph Reynolds. Oxford lineup pending release.
Ralph Bingham drew one of the season s largest and most brilliant crowds at the theater last night. The city praised his talent and his entertainment was deemed superior, ensuring a strong reception should he return to Anais.
Parshallville Michigan resident Briddieman suffered 13 years with salt rheum and ineffective doctors. After two applications of Banner Salve her hands improved and she was nearly cured for a time. Beware of substitutes. McElreath Drug Co.
The Model Laundry at 112th and Noble promotes cleaning with clear water and good soap without chemicals as its two guiding principles for washing clothes.
The article lists scheduled public speaking events in support of the new Constitution. Speakers include L. V. W. Grant, W. P. Acker, J. Bowie, L. F. Greer, J. Arnold, FB. Martin, W. W. Whiteside, RB. Martin, F. L. Blackmon, and C. L. Quinn. Meetings run October 25 through November 1 at multiple school houses and locales, with times varying from morning to evening.
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