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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1901
Page
4
A wealthy man laments constant demands on his time and declares wealth cannot free him from responsibility. He notes fear of being overwhelmed by others seeking favors and argues that only the individual can truly lift themselves.
The text reports that Senator Wellington of Maryland allegedly said McKinley and I are enemies after learning of an assassination attempt. It argues such remarks would shame the Senate and label him dangerous, calling for his resignation or exclusion from office. The piece reflects strong condemnation and calls for mediation and removal.
Alderman L H Kaplan of this city launches a patriotic subscription to buy a handsome gold loving cup for President McKinley. The plan calls for contributions not exceeding one dollar from patriotic Americans, with Annis tonians already subscribing a goodly sum. The movement seeks broad public support and earns high praise for its initiator.
The Southern Railway lists summer one way trip fares from June 1 to Sept 30 with return validity through Oct. 1901. Among featured destinations are Asheville North Carolina Brick Mountain Beeware Gay Bateer Hot Springs Morehead City Lithia Springs Cumberland Island St Simons Isle of Paulus Lookout Mountain Oliver Springs Tate Springs Buff alo Lithia Springs Charlottesville Old Point Comfort Virginia Beach Warrenton and many more. For rates and schedules write C E Jackson TVA Birmingham CA Beuracow 16 PL 4.
Paterson New Jersey Mayor Hinchliffe received a Montgomery Alabama telegram urging action against anarchists. He replied that Paterson has enough nerve to quell any anarchists and warned authorities would act if they show themselves, noting a possible legal change after the next congress meets.
One of Oxford's social highlights the trolley party tonight honors Miss Nattie Byrd of Rome Georgia visiting Miss Florida Prison. The event departs at 5 30 pm from the illuminated car returns to the Lake for a substantial spread then Moonlight Party at Oxford Lake with attendees listed and guests from Philadelphia and Birmingham noted.
In a reply printed in The Evening Star and reprinted in Hot Blast, W Mi. Hight defends a claim that he credited corporations for support during illness. He states he was not placed in the Wilmer Hotel by any company and thanks the firm for nurse expenses and kindness, noting he had friends and his own means.
In a concise note the advertisement endorses Kenesaw five cent cigars as the top choice for smokers and credits Anniston Produce Co. for supplying the trade.
Effective October 7, the Choctaw Route will run three trains daily between Memphis and Hot Springs Arkansas. Double daily service to India and Oklahoma Territories will connect with points across southwest Missouri Kansas Texas and the West.
An OCR style fragment references a product or item labeled Choemaver Laxative Quinine and mentions a herd, vire coud in herd, with garbled phrases. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations are readable from the source.
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