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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1902
Page
4
The Man for 1904 and Democratic Outlook
A Louisville Courier-Journal analysis argues the 1904 Democratic win needs a fresh northern leader not tied to old factional fights. It names Judge Parker, Gov. Pattison, Tom Johnson and others as potential nominees while urging a move away from Bryan and Cleveland era politics. It urges local self government on liquor and critiques the American press and railroad trusts amid national political maneuvering.
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Lonseville Courier-Journal
Courier-Journal
Bryan
North
Tilden
Tom Johnson
Ohio
Pattisan
Pennsylvania
Jude Parker
New York Court of Appeals
Empire State
Sena
Bryans
Clevelands
Judge Parker
Gov. Pattison
Money as the wrong idol guides youth in Ocean Grove tale
A Nashville News reflection cites an Ocean Grove incident where children answered the world’s best thing as money. It urges parents to curb a mercenary spirit shaping the rising generation and emphasizes honor over wealth. It warns parental choices shape a child’s character and values amid modern materialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seema
Nashville News
Ocean Grove
America
Nia
Henry Watterson declines candidacy for Kentucky governor
Henry Watterson announces he will not seek the Kentucky governorship, citing disillusion with political machine tactics, defending his record, and praising the Democratic Party while pledging to continue public service as a Kentuckian and Democrat. The letter, dated Louisville August 18, 1902, reflects his long career and ambivalence toward 1896 outcomes.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Democrate
Sam Houston
Henry Watters
Loninville
Two-Year-Old Mules For Sale Or Trade By J W Howard Co
Advertises two carloads of extra good broke two year old tare mules for sale or trade for aged mules, at Block Yarda. Also includes bizarre quoted snippets and humorous lines from various sources and a domestic humor exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Howard & Co
Block Yarda
White Goods and Trunks on Sale of Embroidery Fabrics
A sale notice lists lace striped white goods, Madras cloth, lawn, and Swiss with yard prices from 10c to 40c, plus unbleached art linen for embroidery. Also advertised are summer ventilating corsets, fine wool dress goods, cheviots, adminstered carpet, trunks, and men’s Elle Skin shoes with reduced pricing, all valid for upcoming Saturday and Monday promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Wreck Threatens Further Disaster at Pittsburg Freight Scene
A West Penn freight wreck near Pittsburg raises alarm over 150000 gallons of flammable benzine and related fuels spilled along tracks. Fire crews keep crowds away as engineers warn of possible ignition hazards. No injuries reported.
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Allegheny
West Penn
Sheraden
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