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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1906
Page
5
Local ad invites residents to have watches examined at no charge with repairs guaranteed for one year. Mentions South Noble and East Seventh streets and W. T. Owen as real estate contact. Police court reports nine cases with seven guilty and fines totaling 71 dollars and 80 cents. two discharged.
James Campbell of Chulafinee was robbed of 1600 in bank notes at an Oxford restaurant today. Two white youths are suspected, with R. O. Watson. details blurred by miscellaneous local notices and ads.
Protracted revival begins at Me chaniceville next Sunday September 16 led by pastor W H Heflin with Rev A M Yee of Piedmont Alabama assisting. Grace Episcopal resumes services with Rev Mr Glass returning from vacation offering Holy Communion at 7 am Morning service at 11 am and Evening Prayer at 5 pm. Prickly Ash Bitters advertised as a cleansing remedy. City sections suffer from torn up and washed away side streets.
Thomas N. Thornton as receiver sues A. L. Dupree owner of ten shares of the defunct Attalla First National Bank insolvent since May. Thornton appointed July 9 to oversee a $30,000 capital and 800 shares, and ordered ratable assessments by Aug. 9. Dupree refused to pay $1,000, prompting the lawsuit in Federal court.
Hearings begin in New York by the Pure Food Law commission to seek manufacturer input. The 1906 football season kicks off with practice games across the East and West as majors test for the big season ahead. Three large Canadian conventions are slated: the Loyal Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows in Toronto, the Canadian Association of Manufacturers in Winnipeg, and the Dominion Trades and Labor Congress in Victoria, B C.
The Gleaners Mission Band will present music and recitations next Tuesday at Second Presbyterian Church with a free will offering for their cot in Elizabeth Blake hospital Soochaw China. A diverse program aims to aid the mission band.
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