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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1903

Page

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Legislature convenes as noon session opens in Montgomery

Lawmakers resume work with Governor Jelks expected to oppose large new appropriations. A Senate recess committee plans 17 bills covering municipal government, primary elections, corporate elections, recodification, bribery punishment, a state bank examiner, school districts and county bond issues. A prominent House member aims to defeat these Senate plans, risking cross chamber clash.

Montgomery Rept Er Tunstall Senate Goldsby House Jelks Candido Legistare Sente

Mr Echard to Address Glass Blowers in Tallapoosa

Mr Charles Echard, a prominent labor leader, has been invited by the Glass Blowers Association of Tallapoosa Georgia to deliver an address next Saturday night. He has accepted and will travel there Saturday. He plans to return to speak at the Labor Day celebration on Monday.

Charles 0. Echard Glass Blowers Association Tallapoosa Ecard Echard

Levy's Woolens Offer Shop Update on Page Seven

A newspaper notice urges readers to visit Levy's for a large stock of woolens in fall and winter patterns. It promises all page 7 promises will be carried out faithfully and to read page 7 for details.

Levy

Miss Minnie Garrett Dies After Short Illness

Miss Minnie Garrett died at her father James Garretts home in Choccolocco after a brief illness. She was entering young womanhood and mourned by many friends. The funeral is planned for Cave Creek church this afternoon.

Garrett Choccolocco Minnie Garrett James Garrett Miss Garrett

Life Saved by Chamberlain's Remedy, Cooper Testifies

B L Byer a town cooper credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life after a month of sickness described as bilious tyser y. He reports immediate relief after using the remedy. Sold by J L Wikle druggist in Hancock Maryland.

Chamberlain B. L. Byer Berlain Merthangy Hancock J L Wikle

Missed UMLE story slips past page seven

A fragment from page seven hints at a missed UMLE event. Details are sparse but reference to umlé ss appears in a truncated column, leaving readers seeking fuller context and dates.

Who Will Be the Ninety Seven and Attract Industry

Aniston civic letter outlines a drive to lure new industries with sponsor funds. The Evening Star pledges 100 toward locating a $10,000 industry and urges 99 residents to join the effort. Sawyer the Shoe Man also offers 100 under conditions to aid securing the industry.

Ares Aniston Ing Bar Sawyer

Lovelorn man shoots lady then suicides in Richmond home

Bert B Bates son of city engineer Frank T Bates shot Miss Rena Gentry at her home on East Broad Street and killed himself with the same weapon. The act appears due to a sudden loss of reason as Bates, who had courted Gentry for years, could not win her affections. They had spent time together after church, then he returned to his home two blocks away.

Richmond Fbert B. Bates Assi Frank T. Bates Rena Gentry East Broad Street Miss Gentry Mr. Bates Broad Street

Presbyterian church selects Rev McLauchlin as pastor

Rev. D. M. McLauuchilin of Chester DC has accepted the call to lead the First Presbyterian church in this city. He will assume duties October 1 after relocating his family. He leaves the Chester DC church where he serves as pastor, succeeding Rev. Donald McQueen who resigned to become pastor at Owensboro KY.

D. M. McLauuchilin Chester D. C First Presbyterian McLauchlin Donald McQueen Presbyterian Church Owensburo

It Saved His Leg Miracle Cure by Arnica Salve

P A Danforth of LaGrange Georgia suffered six months with a grievous running sore on his leg. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it in five days. For ulcers piles and skin injuries this salve is the best in the world. Care guaranteed. Only 25 cents. Sold at West End Drug Store and Miller Drug Co druggists.

P. A. Danforth LaGrange Bucklen West End Drug Store Miller Drug Co

Wreck at Piedmont claims fireman in fatal yard crash

A Southern freight double header bound for the south yard at Piedmont collided with a switch left partly open. Engine #1 passed the switch but engine #2 derailed, overturning and crushing Fireman Underwood of Anniston. Other crew escaped with minor injuries.

Underwood Anniston Piedmont

Sad Death of Young Wife Mrs J H Jeffers

Mrs J H Jeffers died this afternoon after a brief illness at Dr J McCurry's residence in Anniston. Her body will likely be sent to Barnesville Ohio for interment. She came to Anniston about a year ago with her husband from Barnesville and many friends share the deep sorrow. It is noted she arrived here as a bride, enhancing the tragedy for her husband connected with the Southern Hardware Co. Funeral details are not finalized but Ohio burial is likely.

Ohio

Cleburne Court Holds Extended Term In Edwardsville

Judge John Pelham presides at the regular term of the Cleburne circuit court in Edwardsville. The session will run one week, with subsequent terms lasting two or three weeks due to the county court’s abolition. Pelham has recovered from illness, earning the relief of many friends across the circuit.

John Pelham Edwardsville Cleburne Pelham

Great Game Labor Day Between Elks and Clerks Union

Labor Day clash features the Elks and Clerks Union in a baseball exhibition. Elks lineup includes Grif Sproull, Rube Waddell Rochester, A Ullman, Frank Martino, Frank LuBois, Frank Leigh, 8S. P. Kennedy, Joe Markstein, RK. H. Cobb, John B. Knox, Fred Blackmon, James Campbell, T. L. Robinson, Joe Saka and substitutes. Clerks Union lists Lon Davis, B M. Stradley, Nat Ullman, Houston Dryer, Alvis Williams, H. J. Young, Ben Boyd, Hart, HL Ny Donahoo, Herbert Talley, Ben Taoroer, Herman Kohn, M. Friel and substitutes. Admission is 15 cents with ladies free. tickets at Love Drug company and The Famous.

Grif Sproull Rube Waddell Rochester A. Ullman Frank Martino Frank LuBois Frank Leigh P. Kennedy Joe Markstein RK. H. Cobb John B. Knox Fred Blackmon dJames Campbell T. L. Robinson Joe Saka Clerks’ Union Lon Davis B M. Stradley Nat Ullman Houston Dryer Alvis Williams H. J. Young Ben Boyd Hart HL Ny Donahoo Herbert Talley Ben Taoroer Herman Kohn M. Friel Love Drug Company The Famous

Tragedy Averted by King’s New Discovery for Coughs

Mrs W Watkins of Pleasant City Ohio writes that a child afflicted with pneumonia and a terrible cough was saved by Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. The report praises the remedy as the only sure cure for coughs and lung diseases, with trial bottles free and prices 50 cents and 1 dollar. Guaranteed by West End Drug Store and Miller Drug Co.

Mra W Watkins Pleasant City Ohio Pnenumonia Dr. King Darlin West End Drug Store Miller Drug Co

Youll Miss It Unless You Read Page Seven

A brief note urges readers to consult page 7 for the full story. It hints at important details or developments not covered on the front pages and reinforces the need to view the later section for complete information.

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