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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1901

Page

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Six cares of gliders report to State Health Board

A scrambled News and Comment item notes six glider cases reported to the State Board of Health from Ear Bolivar Haldeman county and other scattered observations on public health, politics, and local incidents. It mentions debates over reservations with Republicans, consump tive returning from Mantieago, and various opinions on lynching and public figures.

State Card of Health Ear Bolivar Haldeman County

Peruna advertised as cure for catarrh by Hartman Co

A medical advertising letter from Dr. Lewellyn Jordan and Columbia College references Peruna as a universal cure for catarrh. The copy claims catarrh is a systemic issue treated through nerve centers and urges sufferers to obtain a free Hartman book from The Peruna Medicine Co. Columbus Ohio.

Lewellyn Jordan US. Treasury Tale Columbia College Sudh Wort Delet Peruana Peruna Perans de. Hartman Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio

Saloon Demolition Rally Draws Local Support

The Anti Saloon League of Columbia expands to over 210 members after a Sunday evening rally at First Methodist Church. Dr A S Pettie urged strict temperance as pastorates from multiple churches attended, and new members filled slips to join the League.

Anti Saloon League of Columbia

Jonas Named Trustee to Liquidate Debts of Local Firm

At a creditors meeting in Nashville the firm TC. Petri & Bro. agreed to a settlement plan. Marie Jonas of The Public Nashville was chosen trustee to run the business until all debts are paid, with creditors signing to support the arrangement. Jonas said the stock should settle the obligations and allow Moser, Petri to resume business soon. The Columbia firm has operated for years and has many supporters.

TC. Petri & Bro. Kent Nashville Marie Jonas Jonas Bassis Herald Moser, Petri Columbia

Street Car Strikers Clash in Knoxville Incident

In Knoxville on August 2 a clash occurred when strikers halted a Knoxville Traction car at Union Depot. Motorman A M Ralston and conductor Alex Hale were dragged from the car by a mob of about 500, with Bill Hicks and others urging them to stop working. Ralston and Hale were carried off and argued with until they promised not to work further. Only about 100 passengers rode that day and several cars operated until dark before being shut in. Thousands wore protest tags reading I will walk as the strike sags lines.

Congress Anti Saloon League Nashville Senate Florida Kentucky Atana Pritie Counpinies League J. P. Brownlow Knoxville Knoxville Traction Company A.M. Ralston Murfreesboro Alex Hale Chilhowee Park Union Depot Key Bill Hicks Knoxville Gag Company Ralston Hale HARTY Wmen

Stahlman Egged in Nashville Speaking Event

L and W orators faced a warm reception at a public protest in Nashville against the Baxter railroad plan. During Maj Stahlman’s remarks at Meridian and Foster streets, a clash broke out between opposing factions. Giant crackers and an eight inch cracker caused pandemonium for about ten minutes. no one was seriously hurt as the Major left. A. S. Warren and Joe Thompson were struck by flying objects nearby.

Nashville Baxter Meridian Foster Streets Jess Maj. Stahlman Warren Joe Thompson Une

Garden Produce Prices and Crops Decline Amid Drought

The notice reports failing harvests with Irish potatoes nearly gone and prices rising to four fifty per barrel. Early corn crops are low and fruit yields are poor as apples and berries suffer. Record mentions drought impacts and store prices rising, reflecting supply concerns.

Nashville Toon Ang

Tennessee Trees Association heads to Buffalo Exposition

Tennessee Trees Association plans Nashville gathering August 22 then depart August 23 by night train to Buffalo via Cincinnati and Lake Erie route with details finalized for the trip.

Nashville Aug Tennessee Trees Association Buffalo Exposition Assciation Buffalo Lonteville Cincinnati Atecation

Tennessee School for the Blind report on pupils and needs

An article from the Tennessee School for the Blind details pupil counts and categories including 82 white pupils and 22 in the colored school, with 30 blind and 72 able to distinguish colors or shapes. It notes improvements from treatment and invites inquiries for families with vision issues, care of the Nashville institution.

Samuel H. Gil Mibvel Bern Paupiliet Rolion H Pape Bath Pigtty Tennessee School For the Blind Nashville, Tenn

Triple Lynching in Carrollton Miss Texas Mob Hangs Three

Aug 1 Carrollton Mississippi reports a mob of about 400 white citizens lynched Betsie McCray Belfield McCray and Ida McCray all colored after seizing them from jail. The crowd marched to the jail demanded keys bound them and hanged them at a roadside tree while bullets riddled their bodies. Judges Stephens and Hill urged restraint but were unable to stop the act.

Carrollton Miss Taliaferro Betsie McCray Belfield McCray Ida McCray Carroll County Doke W. F. Stephens Fon. W. 5. Hill

Negotiations Fail in Steel Labor Dispute in New York

New York on August 3 reports another failed bid to seal a permanent truce between steel workers and the giant corporation. Leaders on both sides refused to yield, ending fruitless conferences in a hard line that foresees a renewed, vigorous struggle.

New York

Locomotive Explosion Kills Fireman and Wounds Engineer

In Atlanta Georgia a passenger train boiler exploded near Bolton while heading to Nashville. Fireman Piveran J. L. Renchbacher was killed and Engineer N.Y. Bell, blown forty feet, landed safely and survived. Bell said the engine slowed for a bridge over the Chattahoochee at about ten mph when the boiler burst. The locomotive and mail car were destroyed, mail clerk Brown injured slightly. no other passengers hurt.

Atlanta Angwat Nashville Bolton Piveran J. L. Renchbacher N.Y. Bell Chattahoochee Wo Brown

Location Secured for Osteopathy College on West Ninth Street

Dr W Ammerman vice president of the Tennesse College of Osteopathy announces the deed for Craik place on West Ninth street where the school will be opened Tuesday Sept 3. He calls it an excellent site and says officers are encouraged by prospects and the plan for a new class.

W. Ammerman Tennesse College of Osteopathy West Ninth Street

Koonville Street Railway Strike Deepens in Knoxville

A Knoxville Street Railway strike escalates as negotiations between the Knoxville Tram Company and striking workers fail. Nonunion workers operate twelve cars after dark, and tense conditions persist with a quiet afternoon and a threatening outlook.

Koonville Street Railway Knoxville Tenn Ave Knoxville Tracton Company Ga'elonkhi Bern

Wright Reaches Columbia to Investigate Consolidation Scheme

Mr Wright travels to Columbia to probe a consolidation involving Mensra Rogers and Gray. He reports Philadelphia brokers have transferred options to Bryand & Sharp in New York while noting the phosphate find at Sunier and Lewis is part of the planned merger. release of a final form remains premature.

Wright Columbia Mensra Rogers Gray St UW Wright Ponpston Carolina Chemical Io Paladelphia Brotens

Explosion wrecks five buildings in Philadelphia blaze

A blast on a east street block above Tenth in Philadelphia destroyed five structures, killed ten to twenty or more and injured over twenty, with thirty five believed to be inside at the time. Gasoline in a grocery likely caused the explosion at about 1 30.

Philadelphia Aeast Street Tenth Lovust Street

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