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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1902

Page

3

Troops for the Arsenal Dispatch From San Francisco

A partially legible dispatch states troops from San Francisco, including Sun Infantry and Lath Infantry detachments, will move to Fort Wayne and Indianapolis Arsenal. Part of the regiment to Fort Thomas, another to Indianapolis Arsenal, with about a hundred men awaiting orders in two weeks.

Sun Infantry San Francisco Bt Waint Infantry Philippines Fort Thoman Indianapolis Arsenal Ind Patina

Company K Coming to Arsenal Command Change

Capt. BR Murphy receives orders for Company K Bird Infantry to arrive next Sunday and depart for Ft Wayne Mich. Murphy and men will likely head to the Philippines by September. Hot balm B B B claims cure for rheumatism and catarrh with free trial and medical advice from Dr. Gillam, Atlanta Ga.

BR. N. Murphy Cae K Bird Infantry Murphy Ft. Wayne Mich Murph Pepe Et Philippines Gillam Mitchell St Atlanta

Thrice Bereaved Family in Marshall County

Marshall County Gazette reports a telegram notifying W W Ogilvie of the death of his brother in law Captain A E Reed at his Baton Rouge Louisiana home. The family has recently suffered multiple losses with Ada McClelland dying after returning from her brother F S McClelland’s burial in Birmingham, leaving Capt. Reed as the latest death in the household.

Marshall County W. W. Ogilvie A. E. Reed Batonze Louisiana Ada McClelland

Republicans Meet In Maury County For May 12 Convention

Maury County Republican Executive Committee met in the Circuit Court room with Jobs W. Jackson presiding. D K Minor served as temporary secretary in absence. A county convention was called for Columbia on May 12 to select delegates to gubernatorial and judicial conventions in Nashville on June 14. Several Republicans said no county ticket would be fielded.

Maury County Republican Executive Committee Circuit Court Room Jobs W. Jackson D. K. Minor R. G. Johnson Columbia Nashville

County bids on Duck River iron bridge replacement

The County Court appointed Sanders Tucker and Carr to obtain bids and contract for replacing the Duck River iron bridge washed downstream. Five contractors bid. only one bid considered valid, about 6000 dollars. The committee has taken no action yet.

Sanders, Tucker and Carr Duck River

Heavy Texas travel record notes fare at depot

A damaged OCR passage records ticket sales at a Columbia depot for a Monday trip. It cites 245 people bought tickets and a portion sped along an avenue for under eight dollars, with an implication that over twelve thousand dollars will be spent by Maury County sightseers as railroads harvest and freight costs rise, mentioning redecorated venues and Tennesseans in Texas.

Columbia de Pier Maury County Saary Texas

Early Patent Medicine Anecdotes and Managua Incident

A Nashville man touts Pre Digested Oil for indigestion claiming it cured pain and allowed eating. other items mention a topical cure for sores and an explosion at Managua with heavy casualties and political blame. Also quoted is a Promise City druggist praising Mystic Cure for rheumatic symptoms.

John Canada Putnam Street Nashville Italy W. P. Woldridge A. B. Raine Hare Jan & Croathwait J. A. Titcomb Goo Alcorn T. F. Anthony Promise City Towa Seye Rales Columia

Rains Recalls Wild Trip Through Mexico and Desert

After a three week absence on a venture by capitalists, Mr. Rains reports unusual experiences from El Paso to Jaarez. He describes a moonlit Mexican band concert, leprosy fears in the region, a Sahara like alkali desert trek in a covered wagon, a rattlesnake encounter, and a bull fight with a lion in Jaarez, noting sensational frontier scenes and vivid misreadings of landscapes.

Wvwr Bains Pls el Paso Old Mexico Sister Republic Bac Talorom Ruins Leproay Sahara America Great Desert Rains San Andreas Mountains Gayotes Jaarez Mexico Southwest Jaurez

Are You Wedded to High Price Houses

Advertisement urges buyers to switch to a rival offering drugs and sundries at 25 to 50 percent lower prices. Promises customers after one purchase and emphasizes easy conversion to their shop.

Nashville Doctor Pleads Guilty To Counterfeiting

In Nashville on April 21, Dr Louis Chisholm a leading physician from Robertson County pleaded guilty to counterfeiting. He was fined $1000 and sentenced to six months in jail after being captured in St Louis and brought back for trial. He specialized in altering one dollar bills to twenties. He led Middle Tennessee and Central Kentucky operations last year.

Nashville Tenn United States Court Louis Chisholm Roberton County Primullty Chisholm St. Louia Marshall Middle Tennessee Central Kentucky

Electric Line Aims to Reach Rockdale Rockdale Mt Pleasant Route

Road Mt Pleasant April 1. Since the clay iron furnace at Rockdale four miles south of Mt Pleasant is to be operated again soon an effort will be made to have the builders of the Nashville Mt Pleasant Electric Railway extend their line through Mt Pleasant to that point. A large town is rising at Rockdale and extending the electric line would incur small expense. promoters are seen to favor the extension for potential advantage.

Mt. Pleasant Rockdale Nashville

Twelve years after leg injury Sullivan seeks amputation cure

Hartford man J W Sullivan recounts a rusty wire scratch leading to blood poisoning and medical debates over amputation. He credits Electric Bitters and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with restoring his leg. The ad promotes relief for eruptions eczema sores and blood disorders and offers a guarantee from W P Woldridge. Also notes a jail release of Rosa Slinker after insanity charges and a Birmingham News item about ex-Gov Taylor selling time to an American union for a fee.

J. W. Sullivan Hartford Conn W. P. Woldridge Birmingham News Gov. Taylor Alabama

Case Dismissed in Marshall County Assault Case

Joe McKibben of Marshall County faced a.D. assault charge against Kirk Wood. Wood refused to prosecute. Judge Eng G W Hayes ordered the case dismissed after the Saturday appearance.

Joe McKibben Marshall County Kirk Wood Eng.g. W. Hayes Wood McKibben

Uninsured store house destroyed by fire at Andrews

The Andrews grocery house occupied by Lee Adkisson was burned last Friday between 9 and 10 o'clock. Adkisson and his son lost stock, no insurance carried. The building, owned by James Andrews Jr., was uninsured. Origin of the fire remains a mystery.

Andrews Lee Adkisson Adkinson James Andrews, Jr

Distressing Stomach Disease Cured by South American Nervine

An advertisement touts a universal cure for stomach weakness and indigestion. It claims the remedy, called South American Nervine, provides immediate relief from the first dose, guarantees a cure regardless of duration, and is sold by A. B. Rains, a pharmacist.

A.B. Rains

Land Sale In Maury County Tennessee Court Sale Notice

In Chancery Court at Columbia Tennessee W W Gibba et al vs American Phosphate Co et al. a deeded land sale in Maury County will occur at the courthouse door to the highest bidder. The property description covers multiple tracts totaling about 64 acres with extensive metes and bounds and includes rights in 7th and 11th Civil Districts. Credit terms: six and twelve months with notes bearing interest and no redemption equity. This sale date dated April 4 1902 by Akin and M.

W. W. Gibba American Phosphate Co Chancery Court Columbia, Tenn Court House Columbia Towit Maury County Tenn Swan Boundiay Aman Phosphate Co Axtake Hall W. W. Hoott Drury County M. Swan W. Hi. Swanetal Howard's Corner Oles Neal Howarde Corner Elizabeth Scott W. W. Scott M. J. Scott M. G Rolan Hull W. A. Scott W. Acott O. M.G H.O.M.C Akin

Rooster Emblem Of Victory A Democratic Tale

In the cloak room a story explains why Democrats use the rooster as a symbol of triumph. A misreading Indiana editor supposedly crowed to victory, then Republicans adopted the line Chapman crow, leading to the rooster image. A Washington Port anecdote links campaign lore to the emblem. Also an ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung ailments with free trials.

Cleveland Clayton Alabama Col. Clayton Indiana Chapman Crow Washington Port

Branham Hughes Team Beats Abernat Schooloutsiders

The Branham Hughes school team from Spring Hill defeated Abernat school at Pulsaki in a Saturday game at Spring Hill. The Supreme Court criticized railroads for illegal rebates to packing houses and noted meat prices rise as punishment to consumers for those abuses.

Abernat School Pulsaki Branham Hughes’ School Spring Hill Bran- Fee Baas Supreme Court

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