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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1902
Page
4
A Chicago Later Ocean note states that no physician unable to speak English will receive a certificate to practice in Hawaii. The policy aims to restrict medical licensure to English speakers within the territory.
Messrs T J Lamar and J H Church will publish The Review a weekly labor oriented paper starting next Friday. It will begin as five columns four pages then grow to eight. An up to date office with reading room will serve laboring men. The Review aims to provide labor news and comment with editors described as capable and esteemed. Church is a former Evening Star composing room foreman and a skilled writer Lamar is Anniston Trades Council vice president and a noted writer. The Evening Star extends best wishes for success. Foley s Kidney Cure advertised by Miller Drug Co.
A large crowd from Oxford is expected at the Lake show Tuesday night with a portion of receipts donated to the Oxford library, supporting local library funds.
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