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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1901
Page
4
A speaker urges unity across borders as the Salvation Army plans new efforts in the United States to aid the poor and reform society. He emphasizes collaboration with all laborers, rejection of harming competitors, and dedication to human progress without prejudice.
The article warns that a man like Czolgorz will lead to danger and that more individuals of that charge should be barred from entering America. It argues such names do not sound acceptable to American ears and urges immediate halt to their arrival.
A movement has begun to stop dangerous characters from entering America and to punish those connected to the Valfalsous Friday crimes. The Cro'gose stripe people would be suppressed before they harm further. Anise Place for anotensis and tery will not be solved.
The assassination of President McKinley shocks Anniston and a stunned nation. Citizens condemn the violent act across party lines while officials report the president’s condition and efforts to recover. The unfolding event dominates discussions as authorities pursue the perpetrators.
A brief note contrasts sentiment on the complete recovery of President McKinley with feelings in Anniston and Calhoun County, suggesting wider national concern yet differing local outlooks on the healing process.
Mrs. Monerva Smith of Danville Illinois credits Foley's Honey and Tar with curing twenty years of bronchitis and throat and lung issues. The testimony highlights a long battle before finding relief through the remedy.
The Queen and Crescent System south of Meridian opens October 2 with a test schedule from Meridian to Shreveport. The Southern Railway fast train No 6S7 connects with the Queen & Crescent, shortening times to Texas ports from seven to twelve hours. Ticket agents offer information and tickets for the new service.
Deputy LeGrand nabbed Sylvester Prince in Gadsden and Tom Gault in Duke after a Saturday shooting into a L N passenger train. Both suspects were jailed in Duke and expected to face Judge Crook in county court on Friday.
The Montgomery Advertiser notes dates from September 8 to September 14 marking religious observances and notable birthdays. Highlights include Thomas Coke born September 9 in 1747, Richard Trench in 1807, Lake Erie victory in 1813, Lake Champlain victory in 1814, and the Disciples of Christ founder Alexander Campbell born September 12. Also listed are Admission Day in California and the Exaltation of the Cross with Rosh Hashana beginning New Moon observance.
A large orderly crowd gathered in Anniston for Labor Day festivities proving a jolly good time. The Piedmont Inquirer notes Anniston consistently succeeds in her undertakings and deserves her praise.
A fragmentary testimonial from an address at 212 Maple St Cham paign describes a long hacking cough mistaken for consumption. The speaker credits Foley's Honey and Tar with curing the condition after medical treatment and years of remedies. MecElreath Drug Co appears as a reference in the text.
An unclear notice references Cure Void in Head and claims Kermott's Chocolates Laxative Quinine can treat cold in herd. The fragment mentions Mick and ar hemee with sales-like language, but details and context are missing.
A product description notes a Silver Ash cigar with a Sumatra wrap, long filler seed and Havana filler.
Abstract of publication from Jalhou County Alabama showing defendant Annie King is a nonresident with unknown residence. Court orders publication in Anniston Evening Star for four weeks requiring plead, answer, or demur by October 7, 1901 or 30 days later a Decree Pro Confesso will be taken. Clerk A H Suerrero signs.
Mr G A Stillinan of Tampic Illinois testifies Foley's Kidney Cure has great success. He claims it cured cases doctors said irremediable and notes his own health improved, calling the remedy a living picture of health.
Anniston Produce Co. faces a trade drain as smokers choose the Ken Hesaw five cent cigars over other brands, described as the best value for money in local markets.
Abstract of Publication from the October Term 1901 states Mary Lou Phinizy as complainant against H. Fredrickson, a nonresident with unknown residence. The Anniston Evening Star is named as the newspaper for four weekly insertions requiring pleading, answering, or demurring by October 7, or within thirty days after. a decree pro confesso will be entered. Clerk A. H. Suenrn signs the record on September 1901.
Springfield Pennsylvania sexton H. Watkins says his wife suffered kidney trouble for a long time. He reports that after one bottle of Fley’s Kidney Cure she improved, and after four bottles she was completely cured according to his statement.
An unclear notice outlines furniture moving services with a contact phone and names, mentioning care and satisfaction in the planning process. The text includes a garbled line referencing i O Watson and a partial plea about nickels, suggesting a historic classified или notice fragment.
Abstract of Publication for Mary Lou Phimzy versus S G Larmer states Larmer is a non resident with unknown address. Publication in Anniston Evening Star weekly for four weeks requires pleading answer or demurrer by October 7 1901 or a decree pro confesso will be taken. Clerk A H Surpperp.
Affidavit shows defendant C J Schonherr is non resident. Publication ordered for five weeks demanding demurrer to Mary Lou Phinizy’s bill by October 10 1901 or a decree pro confesso will be entered. clerk A H Sherrensp signed September 6 1901.
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