Tomorrow's Primary Rumors and Calls to Vote
A long note urges readers to vote tomorrow and study candidates, warning against unverified rumors and urging enforcement of primary election law. It appeals to temperance and Democratic unity, cites Chapter 142 acts of 1901, and quotes Bryan on fair elections, while also noting a Paris anti tuberculosis congress and government support.
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Democratic Party
Maury County
Columbia District
Herald
Hate versus love in a sermonette on virtue and envy
An earnest sermonette argues hate as the most harmful passion, citing moral failures, social discord, and spiritual harm. It warns that forgiving is essential to salvation, uses public figures like Jay Gould to illustrate misery born of hatred, and urges readers to detest hate while praising virtuous living. It closes noting the census shows one farmer in eight keeps bees with annual product value over 4,500,001 dollars.
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Laugha
Jay Gould
New York City
Edward
London
New York
Depot subsidy row stirs Columbia politics and press clash
The Board of Aldermen narrowly approves a subsidy to the L N Railway for a new Columbia depot amid strong editorial opposition. The Herald denounces subsidies as public-treasure looting while contrasting Bryanism and Hamaism and urging taxpayers to defend their rights. Also notes King Edward dinner critique, Boer counts, and tax debates.
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L .N. Railway Co Sfteen
Alderman Bennett
Herald
Columbia
Federal Congress
Party of
People
Election summary to be mailed with Herald support
The Herald will mail each reader a copy of next Monday's Daily Herald containing an unofficial but substantially correct district by district summary of the election. This reflects continued royal support and appreciation for readers.
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Tale County
Herald
Nest Monday
Daily Herald
Districta
Spring Clothes at McKennon Anderson Foster Offer Bargains
McKennon Anderson Foster advertise new Spring clothing with low prices on all wool suits from six dollars to fifteen dollars, plus children's outfits, hats, and a millinery display. They promote Oxfords, sandals, and shoes, millinery gems, damask table linen, silks, and textiles with sales running Saturday and Monday, inviting shoppers to compare quality and prices.
The Flood and Its Consequences in Maury County
The flood's toll runs into the half million range with farms, mills, bridges, and rails damaged beyond estimate. Logging, telegraph lines, and railroad tracks suffered, and most losses fall on farmers. Yet Maury County’s resilience offers hope for recovery and a post-flood revival this year.
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Maury County
Orbapa
Logaes
Columbia
Tan
Sympathy Extends Hope for Past Reverses and Future Luck
A message of condolences extends sympathy to those bearing reverses and expresses hope that hardships are behind them and luck improves in the days ahead.
Man Kills Brother-in-Law in North Dakota Shop Standoff
Special to the Herald reports a violent incident as Frank Warren near J. W. Steelman’s blacksmith shop attempted to kill his brother-in-law, then shot himself after threatening to harm others. Rafe Steelman fired and killed Warren during the confrontation, ending the threatening scene.
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The
Herald
Ternoon
St. Paul Sehr
Great Northern
North Dakota
Fayetteville
Aplan
Colegrove
Ashington
Frank Warren
J. W. Steelman
Rafe Steelman
A Helpless Child’s Plight and Medical Advice
Fragmentary text describes a disabled child’s struggles and criticizes a mother’s health during pregnancy. It references “Favorite Prescription” as harmful, suggesting risk to both mother and unborn child, though details are unclear. The piece seems part of a broader cautionary or moralizing column.
Rubber Tires In Legal Proceedings
A garbled OCR fragment references a lawsuit over tires with mentions of Batterfield and Dodnoa. The readable bits imply a legal action involving rubber tires and a named firm, but specifics are unclear due to the damaged text.
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Columbia Herald
William Jennings Bryan
St. Joseph
Daily News
Francia
United States
Paris
Lonbet
Terrerace V. Powderly
Kitchener
Achilles
Washington
Prcent Congress
Washingtim
Comgres
Spain
Sandow
South Kensington
Republicana
Hanna
Navy
Weere
Hawley
Commecticut
United States Senate
Funston
Memphis Morning News
A. C. Floyd
Maury
Frank G. Cook
Jomniruzez
South Main St
McKennon, Anderson & Foster
Millinery Department
Plain Silk
Lonsdale
Rafe Breelman
Lincoln Country
Batterfield & Dodnoa
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