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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1906
Page
1
Hearst supporters prepare for Carnegie Hall gathering to name William R. Hearst for governor. The Independence League aims to present a mixed party slate to bolster Hearst’s bid and sway upcoming Democratic primaries statewide.
A mob in Wilmington seeks the alleged assailant of Mrs Beatrice Francis and her daughter Mrs Gussie Leach both seriously wounded after a man jumped from trees struck them with rocks dragged Mrs Leach from a carriage and fled The victims are at home under medical care with the attack described as brutal and racially charged
Visitors arrive from the West and Northwest as Sioux City opens the Interstate Live Stock Fair. The event matches past standards with a strong exhibit showing. Sixteen thousand dollars in purses are offered for races conducted with the fair.
An 19th century style advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure as able to cure any kidney or bladder trouble not beyond medicine’s reach. The sellers listed are Elam, Orlway, and Hanser.
The Tech Evening Star announces its third issue of the year, previewing upcoming topics, features, and editorials planned for release across the campus publication.
Warsaw dispatch reports dire violence as massacres continue, with over 200 killed and many women among victims. City schools reopen Sept 17 with vaccination proof required and building renovations highlighted, as Professor Murphy outlines class admittance rules and faculty changes for the upcoming year.
After services at Parker Memorial church Dr. J. H. Foster announced a deacon's meeting decision to raise at least $1500 for repairs and painting and to move the organ if chosen. The $1500 goal is already met and a vote on the plan is set for the next Sunday morning service.
London dispatch reports a catastrophic flood in the Kvaral district resulting in about 300 deaths. A telegraphed account from St. Petersburg via the Exchange Telegraph company cites enormous financial losses and widespread devastation.
In Little Rock on September 10, members of the Arkansas Ginners association gathered for a conference convened by President Robert B. Lynch to discuss increasing membership and efficiency, along with other mutual interest matters.
A mass meeting at the Auditorium in Minneapolis will discuss municipal ownership in all its phases. Speakers include Mayor Dunne of Chicago Governor Johnson Judge Cant of Duluth and other notable figures. Women speakers will advocate a municipal gas plant to furnish cheaper fuel for city housewives.
Antonio Pride a well known New Yorker dies by suicide at Long Acre hotel after a call to a newspaper office. He asks for a reporter saying Tony Pride is a dead one and is found with his throat cut from ear to ear. He had little family apart from a sister in Mississippi.
Special to The Evening Star Henry Mason McClintock died at his home near Bethlehem at 7 clock Sunday morning and will be buried at Bethlehem church between 1 and 2 o clock this afternoon He was born near Delta Clay county October 22 1863 a graduate of the Eclectic School of Pharmacy in Atlanta Ga and a physician of prominence in this community He leaves no near relatives as his parents died when he was two years old Oxford friends regret his death.
Democratic state convention in Montgomery focuses on associate justiceships and expanding the state executive committee from 36 to 45 with statewide selection rather than district. Coleman and Bilbro expected to contest the associate justiceships. no candidate yet has a majority. Real work to begin tonight or tomorrow morning.
The laxative effect of Chamberlain's Stonaeha Liver Tablets is so agreeable and so natural you can hardly realize that it is produced by a medicine. These tablets also cure indigestion and biliousness. Price 25 cents. Samples free at J. L. Wikle's drug store.
Havana reports that the yesterday clash in Pinar Del Rio ended in government victory with Col Alves rescuing the government train and routing rebels who suffered about three hundred losses. Loyalist forces move toward the city along the repaired railroad line.
Dayton, Sept 10 The Republican state convention opens tomorrow amid chatter of a large crowd yet expectations say it will be the smallest in years due to light governor votes. The two day session will pick delegates and minor state officers while debate centers on railway rate legislation and President Roosevelt’s stance.
Three men were entombed when a garage under construction collapsed in Mineola Wisconsin. One man is dead, others were taken to hospitals, and rescue workers labor to reach the remaining entombed.
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