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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1900

Page

8

Land monopoly blamed for hard times in political tract

A political treatise argues that unlimited private land ownership drives cycles of depressions, with panics tied to rents and speculation. It cites historical depressions, condemns both parties, and urges government ground rent appropriation to end land monopoly and poverty.

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813 937 Men Without a Country

The Porto Rico population faces statelessness as Spain deserts them and the Republican majority in Washington denies American citizenship. The piece notes 813 087 men without a country, including women children and 300 000 black residents, with no government to owe allegiance to or appeal for rights. The opinion is attributed to the Senate bus Chicago Times Herald Rep.

Spain Washington Porto Rico Senate Chicago Times-Herald

Inheritance Tax Debate Leads to State Revenue

In Columbia the past week or two the Attorney for the State pursues the inheritance tax under a Supreme Court ruling that brothers and sisters are liable for 1 percent tax. Several estates have been assessed with the tax and penalties, bringing in thousands of dollars to the State.

Columbia Supreme Court

Death on the Line A brakeman killed near the Arsenal

Dave Roscher a L&N Railroad brakeman is killed in a freight train accident near the Arsenal. After missing about midnight the crew searched along the track and five a.m. found his remains scattered and ground by several trains. He was from Nashville and survived by a wife and one child.

Dave Roscher Arsenal Roacher Franklin

Foote and Nobleman Trade A Quick Repartee

Foote the actor engaged in a sharp exchange with a young nobleman over their fathers. Foote asked if the nobleman’s father was a tradesman and quipped that it was a pity he did not become one. The nobleman claimed his father was a gentleman, to which Foote replied it was a pity he did not make him one.

Foote Mr. Foote Collier's Weekly

All Worten Agreement on Mothers Friend in Macon

A Macon det reports extensive use of Mothers Friend with claims it shortens labor and reduces pain. He states many women agree the product delivers the promised results and he has sold large quantities without counterexamples.

Macon Jerse Bradfield Regulator CO Atlanta

From the Field of Action Letter from South Africa

An extract from Dr Pan D Bray's letter at Modder River describes marching to Kimberly Beaconsfield and Beaconsfield’s 124 day siege. He recalls battles at Riet River and Modder, Majen die wounded, and a donkey meal at the best hotel. He notes 145 degree heat, transport losses, and scarce rations for men and horses.

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Southport Purchase Opens Major Mt. Pleasant Phosphate Farm

Mt. Pleasant Chronicle reports a landmark 16 acre sale by R R Phelps of Southport to B E L Gregory of Mt. Pleasant Real Estate Co. The purchase adds to two Ruhm tracts for a continuous 800 acre phosphate field two miles long. The deal includes all of Southport village and lines the Mt. Pleasant Southern Railway with depot plans and street layouts under way. Deeds not yet recorded. Price cited around 198 000 dollars.

Mt. Pleasant BE. L. Gregory R. R. Phelps Southport John Ruhm, Jr Mt. Pleasant Southern Railway Gregory

Hard on the Cook Life Exchange Dialogue

A brief quip from Life quotes Mrs. Bingo warning about speaking to the cook and a sharp comeback about being hard on her. The exchange humorously contrasts blunt conversation with social expectations.

Bingo

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