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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1901
Page
4
The piece warns that governments fail when law is ignored and violence is used to correct wrongs. It declares treasonous acts and assassination as outlaw behavior and urges severe punishment for would be anarchists and conspirators to deter any challenge to lawful order.
The Evening Star prints in full the proposed Alabama constitution as framed by the constitutional convention. It includes the convention's special committee address and the governor’s proclamation calling the election. The supplements, issued under state provision, aim to inform readers statewide.
Justice White sentences Leon Onelgorz, murderer of President McKinley, to death. He states the act shocked the civilized world, cites guilty verdict by twelve jurors, and orders execution in the week beginning October 25, 1901. The judge notes no sympathy or regret, only duty to pronounce judgment.
Unger of 212 Maple St Champaign Ill reports a yearlong hacking cough and says Foley's Honey and Tar cured him after one bottle and he has not been troubled since. H C Watkins, Springfield Pa sexton of the Methodist Church, says his wife improved after Foley's Kidney Cure, taking one bottle and was fully cured after four bottles. Melithuth Drug Co.
Captain John B. McDonald, hero of a Philippine War charge, arrives in Birmingham at the Metropolitan with brother-in-law Dr. J. K. Pearson. He was wounded through the right lung but kept it secret from his men until victory. The bullet remains lodged in his back as he recuperates with continued strength restoration.
Miss Blodgett of Chicago, engaged by the Southern Committee of the YWCA, will hold a Bible class at Parker Memorial church in Anniston next Sunday at 4 o clock. She is a college woman and former Moody Training School teacher. Four lessons will be taught weekly with no tuition, only a free will offering. All ages welcome. attendance benefits grow with time.
The Oxford college nears 200 pupils with full desks as EE. A. Walker & Co. promotes wool and cotton dress goods, hosiery, underwear, and millinery. Local visitors include Frank Hammond and James Wright. The piece notes store improvements, new lines, and the Kennesaw cigar.
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