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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1901
Page
4
The Montgomery Journal notes Senator James Nunnelee's appointment without office and a stalled circuit clerk case. The New York World reviews J Pierpont Morgan's continental trip, while the Baltimore Sun and Cincinnati Enquirer echo Justice Brewer on public opinion as the ultimate check in a republic.
Cassarets Candy Cathartic claims to restore natural bowel function with genuine C C stamped tablets. Sold by all druggists, 10 cents each, never in bulk.
Ro O. Watson advertises a wide selection of cigars described as better than nickle cigars and as good as dime cigars with coats priced to beat the cold and low prices highlighted.
The article argues compulsory arbitration may not persuade the United States to adopt a similar trade dispute law. It explains New Zealand's 1893 law offering voluntary or state‑appointed tribunals, the binding verdicts, and public opinion backing the decisions. It notes the law’s success in reducing industrial conflict without harming capital or unions.
Edwardsville reports visiting relatives. W A Brown and family from Atlanta visit John Locke. Rev J S Thrasher spent three weeks in South Carolina. A G Grice on business to Taylorsville Georgia. Mrs BK Johnson and children visiting Oxanna. Octogenarian Robert Hurst, father of Probate Judge, injured by a severe fall. Albert Burgess and Minnie Baker ill. Supt A H Glasgow moved to Muscadine. Col RL Baker bought a corn shredder now in use. County politics show little interest in the constitutional campaign. vote looks light and likely for the constitution.
Prominent Alexandria Valley farmer Mr Sam Johnson, a longtime Calhoun county resident and 37 year subscriber to The Republic, was in the city this week on a special jury duty. Local ad notes imported beer at 15 cruts a bottle, 25 cents regular price at 022 Noble Street.
Tonight at Noble Street Theater the long awaited Vanity Fair featuring Miss Coghlan as Becky Sharp returns with a top tier company. The production is large scale with elaborate scenery and a 35 character cast across five acts, expected to draw strong season crowds.
Coal at RO Won's on Tenth Street offers all grades and qualities at low prices. Free delivery or telephone orders available.
A.T. Headley of Tilden, Indiana, long tormented by rheumatism, reports a dramatic recovery after using Selectric Bitters. He states two bottles cured him and his health has stayed strong for over a year. The tonic purports to regulate kidneys, purify blood, and treat rheumatism neuralgia nervousness and digestion. Available for 50 cents at McElreath's & Co. drug store.
Ken nesaw is highlighted as the preferred choice among smokers, praised as the best five cent cigars. Anniston Produce Co. is identified as the supplier.
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