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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1902

Page

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Four killed in Cincinnati train wreck near Oxford

Cincinnati reports that Passenger Train No. 56 collided with a local freight two miles east of Oxford. An engineer and conductor were killed along with two unknown men. Mail Clerk John Gannau of Hamilton was badly hurt as the wreck damaged the mail and baggage cars. Relief trains were dispatched to the scene.

Cincinnati Hamilton Indianapolis Oxford John Gannau No. 36 Long Connan Aris

Coal Miners Honor Leader in Mitchell Day Parade

In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on October 30 a Mitchell Day celebration closed coal mines to honor President Mitchell. Ten thousand miners formed a long parade through the city as crowds cheered, with badges, banners, and brass bands marking the event.

Wilkesbarre Mitchell John Mitchell

Roosevelt Names Day For Returning Thanks

President Theodore Roosevelt proclaims Thursday November 27 as Thanksgiving Day. The proclamation praises national prosperity and moral uplift, urging people to cease work and give thanks to Almighty God in homes and places of worship. Secretaries signatory John Hay confirms official seal and date in Washington.

Theo. Roosevelt United States

Rev Sam Jones Lectures Tonight in Anniston Auditorium

Noted Georgia evangelist Rev Sam P Jones arrives in Anniston this afternoon at 4 45 o clock to give a public lecture at the Auditorium. Proceeds after expenses go to West Anniston Methodist parsonage fund, with a large audience expected due to his popularity. The event is sponsored by Rev Joan A May and will be heated and comfortable for attendees.

Sam P. Jones Georgia Iene Mr. Jones Joan A. May West Anniston Anniston Sam Jones

Abbott's East India Corn Paint Wonder Cure

A claim describes Abbott's East India Corn Paint as a universal corn and wart remedy. It asserts the product removes corns painlessly and is presented as a remarkable cure for various skin conditions.

Abbote

Hulseys Move to Corinth Miss for Cotton Business

Mr E B Hulsey and wife depart for Corinth Mississippi where he will be permanently located in the cotton business. He was formerly with WE Hulsey & Co and later independent as a cotton ticker with intertwined interests in Corinth. Friends regret their departure to reside elsewhere.

E. B. Hulsey Corinth Miss Hulsey WE. Hulsey & Co Rowan & Co

Carrie Nation Lecture Sparks Florence Scandal

Florence October 30 Carrie Nation lectured to a large crowd then stayed at the Commercial hotel. J L Bell of New York promoter of the Tennessee and Alabama railroad accused of insulting Nation outside her hotel and at the opera house he attacked her with curses. The town reacts with indignation over Bell while Nation preserves a written note of apology.

Florence Carrie Nation Denisville Commercial Hotel Sabama Lu Con Mrs Nation Opera House Bell

Kidney Cure Ad Cites Dr Abernathy Quote

An old advertisement from Miller Drug Co promotes Foley's Kidney Cure claiming it protects life when kidneys are affected and cites the English physician Dr. Abernathy as authority.

Dr. Abernathy Foley Miller Drug Co

Republicans President to Address Visit the Voters South

Republican candidate for Alabama governor Hon. John A W Smith Judge Whatley of Clay county and Senator Mekberry of Talladega spoke at Anniston Noble Street theater last night. About two hundred heard the pro White rhetoric and praise for Republicans. Roosevelt to tour the south mid month to attend Memphis reception for General Luke Wright and possibly visit Tuskegee Institute with Booker T Washington in charge.

John A. W. Smith Alabama Judge Whatley Clay County Senator Mekberry Talladega Anniston Noble Street Smith Memphis Luke Wright Philippines Canebrakes Mississippi South Tuskegee Institute Tuskegee Ala Booker T. Washington

Registrars to Hold Registration Session Tomorrow

The county board of registrars Messrs L W Grant D D F Shofard and S J Cheney will meet at the courthouse tomorrow and Saturday to register voters qualified for the next election. The sessions open in the morning and aim to include those recently reaching majority and others eligible to vote.

Board of County Registrars Messrs. L. W. Grant DD. F. Shofard S J. Cheney Court House

Anniston Lime Works Ad Promises HighQuality Lime

Lime sellers advertise superior lime from Anniston Lime Works. Customer orders taken by phone 76 or at office 104 EB Tooth Street Warehouse West Anniston. They guarantee satisfaction and invite trials, claiming lime available in any quantity by bushel barrel wagon or ton.

Ffak Hollow Tooth Street West Anniston Anniston

Synod Meets at Sheffield With Delegates Arriving

The Alabama Synod of the Cumberland Presbyterian church convenes in Sheffield starting tomorrow. The session runs November 4 with delegates from across the state attending and an engaging three day program planned. Arrangements for visitors are ready as delegates begin to arrive today.

Sherrignip Alabama Synod of the Cumberwood Presbyterian Church

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