Anniston Seeks Home Industries With $10,000 Plant
Anniston Alabama, September 21 1903 business conditions improve daily. The Star raises a fund of 10000 for a new small industry to boost local commerce and pave the way for two such ventures by January 1 next. About 4000 subscriptions remain open with hundred dollar gifts supporting the project. Who will subscribe next.
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National Capitol
Messrs
Harrison Bros. & Co, Inc
Washington
Harrison
Anniston Hardware CO
Calls for Ellenburg to relocate holiness group to ease tensions
The Evening Star urges city authorities to order Ellenburg, leader of the holiness crowd, to remove operations from the city to restore peace. It notes excitement and trouble linked to his presence and calls for a formal command to leave town.
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Evening Star
Elsenburg
Brooks periodic comet and four companions observed anew
A young comet discovered in 889 known as the Brooks periodic comet returns in 1903. Prof W R Brooks of Smith Observatory identified its seven year elliptical orbit. This return reveals four small companion comets and the group draws wide interest in northern observatories.
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Brooks
Wm. R. Brooks
Smith Observatory
Lineup of Anniston figures and donors listed
A fragmented Anniston notice lists numerous names and entities including Anniston City Land Co, Hon Sydney J Bowie, Capt KR Thomason, Globe Clothing Co, Saks, Fred L Blackmon, M B Wellborn, J W McEireath, Stringfellow, Judge E K Crook, Jos J Willett, L H Kaplan, Norris & Little, Owens, and others. Amounts like 200 and 250 appear. The text mingles names, roles, and monetary amounts with references to local institutions and businesses.
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Anniston City Land Co
Sydney J. Bowie
KR. P. Thomason
Leon Ullman Globe Clothing Co
R. Hertz
W. L. McCan
Joe, Saks
Insane Houser W
Cooper, Montgomery
Rose Blackmon
H. B. Radisill
J. L. Wikle
F. Crook
Jos
J. Willett
L. H. Kaplan
L. Turner & Co
Norris & Little
J. Owens
Anciston College
Bima
Carre-Field Shoe Co
Shoe
Evening Star Pab. Co
White Ribbon Remedy Promises Cure for Alcohol Appetite
Secretly given White Ribbon Remedy claimed to erase appetite for alcohol for all drinkers from social to addicted. endorsement from Moore of Ventura WCTU with field tests on obstinate drinkers and recommendations for druggists at $1 plus mail order from Mrs. Townsend in Boston. Local sale noted in Anniston by J L Wikle and d-mon & thurs.
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Moore
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ventura
California
A. M Townsend
Woman’s Christian Temperane Union
Tremont St
Boston
Mass
Anniston
J. L. Wikle
Noble St
D-Mon & Thurs
New York to Paris by Rail Proposed with Arctic Route
A plan to connect New York and Paris by rail is advanced with a proposed route Irkutsk to Bering Strait via Alaska. The project includes Canadian land privileges and Pacific terminals, aims to open the Alaska mining region, and envisions a Trans Arctic tunnel under Bering Strait costing about 200 million dollars and a 14 day transcontinental journey.
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New York
Paris
Irkutsk
Bering Strait
Alaska
Jakoutsk
East Cape
Yukon City
Kindergarten and Democracy in america urged to reform society
A conservative tract argues that kindergartens and democratic ideals must strengthen open fair dealing and protect rights. It decries illegal procedure, brutality, labor capital conflicts, venality in government, and luxury, asserting kindergarten influence aims to prevent these social evils.
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Imerica
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The
Ala
Scriber
Ellenburg
City Recorder
Mobile Herald
the Globe
Globe
Greater Anniston
Fred L. Blackmon
M. B. Wellborn
J. W. McEireath
W. HH
McKleroy
W. W
Stringfellow
Howard W. Sexton
Ana
Bere
Pra Hee
WCTU
Louis DE Lobel
Burdett
Heinz’s
St. Louis
Richard Watson Gilder
Uncle Sam
White House
Capitol
Senate
House
National Library
Hammond Typewriter
W. H. Owings Typewriter Co
Birmingham
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
A. B. Baxter & Co
Murphy & Co., Incorporated
Chicago
New Orleans
Noble Street
Mason’s
Thomas’ Drug Store
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