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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1902

Page

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National and local political shifts and railroad plans amid crisis

A Washington journalist was nominated for a congressional race as committees seek August mobilization. A nationwide textile trust plan aims to consolidate cotton yarn mills in the South with $40 million capital, while a Shiloh Bottle Railroad project wins a charter to connect Jackson Tennessee to Shiloh and beyond. The Tennessee incident list includes a jail escape attempt thwarted, a woman wounded in a suicide attempt, and a note on Confederate veteran ages and birthplaces.

Shiloh Park Ser of State Morton Shiloh Bottle Railroad Company Jackson Tron Baltillo Tenn Shiloh Olinth Mias

Cullooka Remembered as Sweet Water Village of Maury County

The article recalls Cullooka in Maury County as Unileoksa the sweet water village, notes Tecumseh selecting the name, and praises Rev W H Wilkes who planted the town in 1860. It highlights churches, schools, old houses, and the decline of whiskey, plus local commerce and agricultural prospects. It profiles prominent residents, the Cullooka Academy era, and the new mail routes and produce business.

Washington Irving Congress America Maury County Land Louisville and Nashville Wilkes Tennessee Jne Pulaski Culloola Cullooka 5S. Williamson William N W. K. Webb Colleoka Academy China Mexico Temester Colleoka John McKelvy W. M. Branch McKelvey Cumberland Presbyterian Branch Lewisburg Culleoka Columbia Marehall County Cumberland Euphemian Debating Society R. L. Harris Webb School Cumberlain University Chapel Hill McCains J.P. Graham Lee ‘County Virginia Emory and Henry College Vanderbilt University Cullooka Academy Graham Harris Mattie Porter Agnes Beell

Peruna Tonic Praised by Notables and Readers

Mrs Gridley mother of Captain Gridley of the Dewey battleship endorses Peruna as a grand tonic and a woman’s friend. Mrs Longstreet, wife of General James Longstreet, calls Peruna an excellent tonic and an effective cure for catarrh. Lucius E. Gridley testifies Peruna benefited his family as a tonic and catarrh remedy. Mary J Kennedy credits Peruna with restoring her digestion and energy after years of dietary change. Congressman Geo W Smith also attests Peruna’s catarrh benefits. Readers are invited to contact Dr Hartman for advice if results are unsatisfactory.

Gridley Dewey Manila Mrs. Gridley Perina James Longstreet Lucius E. Gridley Captain Gridley 15Th T Street Washington, D. C Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Mary J. Kennedy Armour & Cos Omaha Neb Pernna Sixty-second Street Chicago Geo. W. Smith Murphy Aboro Hartman

Immense phosphate deal nets Charleston firms historic sale

The Charleston Mining and Manufacturing Co. and Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. complete the largest deal in Maury County phosphate history, acquiring Ridley and Howard phosphate assets for about 275,000. Key figures include J. Howard and Wright of Virginia Carolina, with the Mt Pleasant field holdings consolidated under new ownership.

Maury County Charleston 3. C Jd . Howard Howard and Ridley Phosphate Companies 8. C Howard Phosphate Co Wright Virginia-Carolina Chemical Comy Carter's Creek Mt Pleasant Mt. Pleasant Howard Phosphate Company Auwnet J. Bo W. J. Smith J. B Granbery E L. Armstrong E. A. Hatcher W. J. Howard

Who Owns the L. and N The John W Gates Central Figure

A New York report asserts that control of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad has shifted from August Belmont & Co to a syndicate led by John W Gates. It names Henry C Frick John J Mitchell Isadore L Ellwood Charles M Schwab and others as the new owners or influential figures. The piece details stock market maneuvers and the scale of the investment required to secure control estimated around 82 million dollars for roughly 800 000 shares.

New York Louisville & Nashville Great Southern Railroad August Belmont & Co Wall Street Fes John W. Gates Henry C. Frick John J. Mitchell Isase L. Ellwood Charles M. Schwab Joby Lambert Mr. Gates Frick-Schwab- Gates Louisville Pennsylvania

Rhodes body laid in rock tomb at Matoppo hills

Amid vast crowds of soldiers civilians and natives in Bulango Matabeleland Ce cil Rhodes is buried in a rock tomb after a long funeral procession from Fuller's Hotel. The five mile march ended with a solemn Christian interment as chiefs Shembli Paku and Umyuta witnessed the rites and two thousand natives attended. Fifteen oxen were sacrificed to honor the great dead chief.

Bulango Matabeleland Cecil Rhodes Matoppo Colfin Alexavedra Fuller Kopje Shembli Paku Umyuta

Great Preachen Rey De Witt Talmage Dies in Washington

The renowned Presbyterian divine Rey De Witt Talmage died at his Washington residence in the afternoon. Persistent illness culminating in brain inflammation led to his death after a period of declining health. He had left for Mexico six weeks earlier for vacation and returned to Washington still suffering, with doctors noting no chance of recovery.

Washington Rey de Witt Talmage Talmage Mexico

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