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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1900

Page

4

Election slate lists candidates by district and state roles

For Governor Fenton McMillin of Smith, Railroad Commissioner Thos L Williams of Kaos. Electors State at Large E Batick of Giles, James B Frazier of Hamilton. Districts list Bax­ter Taylor Washiiccan First, John W Staples nepk Second, J L Lynch Franklin Third, W S Faulkner Wiley Fourth. Birth Matriot A B Nett Marshall Sixth M J Monks Davidson Seventh B B Williams Law Eighth Thomas C Rye Ben Ninth W W Ceale Crockett Tenth W M Carroll Shelby.

Fenton McMillin Smith Thos, L. Williams Kaos E. ¥. Batick Giles James B. Frazier Hamilton Fleeters Baxter Taylor Washiiccan John W. Staples J. 1. Lynch Franklin Faulkner Wily A. B Nett Marshall M. J. Monks Davidson B. B. Willams Law“Bight Thomas C. Rye Ben- Ninth W. W. Ceale Crockett W. 4. Carroll Shelby

Imperialism and politics mix in stormy market letter

A chaotic letter column mixes market data with political blasts and editorials. It quotes Bryan criticizes Imperialism, mentions a New Orleans murder’s racial violence, and mocks Republican editorials while recounting a Permin Springs ballot scene showing Padgett leading.

Bryan Loyalists Rally as Democrats Rally to His Stand

In a fiery appeal, Bryan is praised as a tribune who puts individual liberty over capital and challenges the plutocracy. The piece contrasts Bryan’s influence with Republican willingness to resurrect silver and imperialism fears, urging Democratic unity and signaling Padgett as a potential nominee while noting a September organization push and a controversial jury verdict for Dana Powers.

Washington Willian Jevoings Bryan Jefferson Jackse Lincoln Mr Bryan Tribune Gian Tim Senate Kansas City Teddy

Local Grocer Promotes Healthful Goods and Ice

In a concise pitch the store touts long healthy life through pure food and iced tea blends priced from one to one dollar per pound. The ad highlights cold storage for perishables like alives condensed milk and cheese and promises quick ice delivery on short notice.

Anarchism and politics read through cleavages of power

G W Nichols surveys the era's turmoil urging harsh measures against anarchists and corporates. He condemns lazy enforcement of laws, defends Lincoln era security, and argues for suppressing trusts to curb radicalism amid debates on Bryan and imperialism. He references Croker Hill and Tennessee figures, plus a defense of labor and individual rights.

Congressman Carmack Pressed for National Campaign

National Committee Chairman Jones requests Congressman Carmack devote September and October to speeches in doubtful states. He is urged to speak in Kentucky and Nebraska. Jed Richardson and many Democratic newspapers back the effort, cancelling several Tennessee engagements for a national ticket tour starting mid September.

Nasavite TRSN Jones Carmack Kentucky Nebraska J. D. Richardson Teanenses Tennessee

Owensboro Woman Kills Infant Then Attempts Suicide

In Owensboro Kentucky Mrs John Supplee reportedly killed her 600 year old baby with a tracer and cut her own throat amid extreme heat and illness. Mrs Supplee survived the self harm attempt as authorities investigate the bizarre case linked to Grass County.

John Supplee Owensboro Sapplee Feraer Seta Agel

Palmy Days Bargains End Season Sale Highlights

The ad proclaims end of season savings with limited stock on men shoe pairs from 4.00 to 1.50, mostly small tan sizes, plus oxford styles from 2.50 to 1.75, and fall fabrics including French organies and foulards. Numerous pants and boys clothing priced from 1.65 to 5.00, all in a limited stock sale starting next Saturday.

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Padgett Campaign Praise in Democratic Appeal

A Franklin Review-Appant piece defends Mr. Padgett against abuse and misrepresentation in the congressional race. It lauds his dignity, openness to debate, and perceived fitness to represent the district, arguing the attacks have backfired and strengthened support.

Franklin Review-Appant Padgett Col. Cox Congress Whitthorne Boyd Hart Mr. Padgett Ndt Onveith

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