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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1901
Page
1
Reports from Pittsburgh indicate strong belief the steel strike may be settled though no side confirms a formal agreement. An Amalgamated Association executive board meeting was called to discuss peace terms amid secret discussions and guarded doors.
In Athens Ohio September 6 Clifford Augustine three year old son of D Augustine nearly died after a sewing needle two and a half inches long emerged from his back when his mother bathed him The needle is believed to have been swallowed and traveled through the stomach becoming a life threatening condition for weeks The miracle escape is described by local physicians and family.
If you consi t your own interest and want the finest work would it not be well at least to give this laundry a fair deal Mail us a card or telephone us ANNISTON STHAM LAUNDRY Noble street J P Reynolds expert plumber All work done prompt carefully and satisfactorily Large stock of bath tubs and other supplies 161f Educate Your Bowels With Cascareta Candy Cathartic cure constipation forever 100 %e If C C C fail druggists refond money
A Buffalo telegram reports President McKinley has been shot twice in Buffalo and is fatally wounded. The exact time and method of the attack are not confirmed, and officials in Washington have not yet verified the report.
In Buffalo on September 6, President McKinley was approached by a stranger who shook his right hand and fired two shots from a pistol held in the other hand. The attack sparked an immediate response as medical teams moved to aid the wounded leader.
A Birmingham dispatch states President McKinley died from his wounds at 3:50 p m. The report, received at 4 o clock, cannot be confirmed but is generally credited.
Mr J L Morton, longtime Camp Pelham Confederate Veterans member, died this afternoon at his Chestnut street home between 1 and 2 o clock after a paralysis attack. He was active Monday during Labor Day and appeared well, but overexertion is suspected. Burial will be tomorrow with Camp Pelham attending the funeral.
Mr. D. M. Beck recently found rich mica on lands about 18 miles from Anniston. He has advanced development and yesterday brought to Anniston some of the finest mica specimens ever seen there. The sample shown in the office of O. H. Parker & Co. proves the discovery’s richness, with high quality material in sizable pieces.
In Cincinnati on September 6, Sam Price a former City Hospital nurse starves due to lupus of the larynx and esophageal stricture. For days he has had only liquids via a glass tube and cannot endure a operation to ease the passage. His condition worsens as starvation and wasting proceed.
A Texas Pacific freight train collided with a Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe passenger train at a Dallas crossing about 2 pm. The freight engine overturned, the baggage car split, and mail clerk A F Jackson of Waco was found buried under the cab. The two front cars carrying horses and mules were wrecked, killing 15 to 20 animals. Engineer and fireman escaped with minor injuries. no passengers injured.
Attention Confederate Veterans Pelham Camp No 258 will meet at Guy Hall at 9 a m for important business By order J T DeArman Wim Bell Adjt Sept 6 1901 Clear water and good soap are two principals that we use in washing clothes The Model Laundry 12th and Noble A chance customer results in a permanent one for us Boyer the tailor 18 tf
A dramatic account describes General Burnham of Machias Maine facing pneumonia danger. Mrs Hf Lincoln praises Dr King’s New Discovery which she credits with saving her life and curing her consumption. The ad claims the remedy cures throat chest and lung diseases with trial bottles offered free at Klam Drug Co.
The Calhoun County Baptist Association met at Duke and adjourned today at noon after a highly successful session with unusually large attendance and strong interest among participants.
An old advertisement claims most serious illnesses originate in kidney disorders and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure. The pitch guarantees relief and urges customers to obtain Foley's from McElreath Drug Co.
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